Chasing Fireflies: A Novel of Discovery by Charles Martin
My favorite of these three, Charles Martin is masteful at creating stories with many interweaving threads.  This novel intertwines several stories, that of a six year old abandoned boy, that of the journalist named Chase who takes an interest in this boy because of his own past, and that of Chase's adopted family--who have a whole mess of secrets that Chase is bound and determined to uncover. As Chase finds the answers to his questions he also grapples with issues like justice and forgiveness and the role of fathers in a young boy's life.
This book has many memorable characters, especially "Uncle Willie" who seems too good to be true at times but whose colorful quotes will have you scratching your head in amazement at his creativity. Pick this one up for a good story with many deeper truths contained within. 

Blinded by Travis Thrasher
This one was a quick read, but it packs a powerful punch with its message about the dangers of temptation.  This chilling story puts the reader in the shoes of a business man on a trip to New York who starts out innocently sipping wine and flirting with a pretty young woman. As hour by hour of the night goes by he gets pulled deeper and deeper into a tangle of lust, violence, and out of control behavior.  Just how far will he go? This is a great suspense story with a moral lesson thrown in, read it for one or the other or both.