Reddit mentions of Eastern Orthodox Christianity: A Western Perspective

In the past, Reformed/evangelical - Orthodox interaction was really rare. But there are lots of good books on the subject now - where both "sides" do not engage in polemic attacks and misrepresent each other. The books I'm listing are Protestant evaluations of the Orthodox or Protestant introductions to Orthodoxy that come from this attitude of dialogue and charity.

• Through Western Eyes: Eastern Orthodoxy: A Reformed Perspective by Robert Letham - this book is the most Reformed of the bunch and has been endorsed by Carl Trueman and Gerald Bray among others
  
  
• Eastern Orthodox Christianity: A Western Perspective by Daniel Clendenin - Clendenin has also edited an anthology of contemporary Orthodox theology
  
  
• Eastern Orthodoxy through Western Eyes by Donald Fairbairn
  
  
• Light from the Christian East: An Introduction to the Orthodox Tradition by James R. Payton
  
  
• Three Views on Eastern Orthodoxy and Evangelicalism (Counterpoints) - part of Zondervan's helpful series, conveniently structured