The Shadow of Christ in the Law of Moses by Poythress shows various ways in which Christ fulfills the Torah.
Preaching Christ from the Old Testament by Greidanus discusses heremeneutics of the OT and defends a Christ-centered approach for preaching.
Look to the Rock by In Motyer's overview of the OT he sees Christ as fulfillment, climax, revelation, our life, and hope.
The Messiah in the Old Testament by Kaiser chooses several key OT passages to explain how they speak of Christ.
Jesus Divine Messiah by Reymond examines both Old and New Testament passages on Christ.
The Scriptures Testify about Me by Several writers describe how Christ can be seen in Exod 14, Ruth, Psa 25, Jer 23:1-8, Eccl 11:9-12:8, Zeph, and Psa 110.
Knowing Jesus Through the Old Testament by Wright tracks various themes (story, promise, identity, mission, values, and God) as they relate to Christ in the OT.
Christology of the Old Testament by This hefty volume is an abridgment of the original German work of the mid-19th century. It remains a classic study of Christ in the OT.
Jesus and the Old Testament by France argues convincingly that interpreters should follow Jesus' interpretation of the OT as it applies to himself.
Walking with Jesus Through His Word by Johnson shows why and how interpreters ought to use a christological hermeneutic with the OT.
Seeing Christ in All of Scripture by This short book contains essays by professors at Westminster Theological Seminary, which is known for its promotion of biblical theology and Christ-centered hermeneutics.
Him We Proclaim by Johnson's book is a sound defense and explanation of Christocentric preaching.