Alex Bledsoe Books in Order

A missing princess should be routine work for sword jockey Eddie LaCrosse. Instead, the case leads to a murdered royal heir, a queen under suspicion, and the personal past Eddie thought he had buried.

Staked in Wales in 1915, Baron Rudolfo Zginski wakes up in 1975 Memphis to find a world he barely understands. To survive, he joins forces with younger vampires and hunts a new drug built to kill his kind.

After trying to help a terrified woman, Eddie is left for dead beside her mutilated body. His hunt for the killers draws him into crime, court scandal, a dragon cult, and the kind of trouble that never stays buried.

Rudolfo Zginski's 1975 Memphis troubles deepen when he becomes entangled with the deadly Bolade sisters. Fast cars, old songs, and a growing web of desire and vengeance turn this vampire tale sharp and strange.

A coffin from Eddie's past pulls him into an island kingdom where a queen stands accused of murder and adultery. To stop a civil war, he has to cut through court politics, old grief, and a very dangerous legend.

Bronwyn Hyatt returns from Iraq wounded in body and spirit, only to find that home offers no easy peace. In Cloud County, Tufa music, family omens, and a restless haint force her back into an older song.

This short parody imagines Alfred trying to deal with young Bruce Wayne at an awkward turning point in his life. It is affectionate, deadpan Batman comedy with a very silly premise and a straight face.

When Angelina asks Eddie to learn what became of the pirate who once stole her heart, he cannot refuse. The trail leads to sea legends, hidden treasure, and the possibility that Black Edward Tew never truly vanished.

This omnibus pairs two adventure novellas about hunters Linda Fontana and T.S. Bunch. One heads into Brazil after jaguars and a vanished friend, the other into Africa for a deadly rhino hunt and a hard reckoning.

This brief Tufa story turns a small meeting at the edge of two worlds into something uncanny. One question, asked at the right moment, is enough to show how quietly magic can slip into ordinary life.

Aella, the half-demon daughter of a witch, wants nothing to do with destiny or heroism. But friendship, danger, and a world that keeps calling her back push her toward the making of the Red Reaper.

These ten linked stories follow blind witch Tanna Tully and reporter Ry Tully through hauntings, missing children, cursed objects, and stranger things. The mood shifts from quirky to dark, but the cases stay personal and weird.

Grieving musician Rob Quillen comes to Cloud County hoping a song might mend his heart. Instead he finds missing people, a feral girl in the woods, and a Tufa mystery tied to power, curses, and the changing season.

Sixteen years after a dying stranger left him with a baby girl to protect, Eddie LaCrosse goes looking for the child's fate. He finds a teenage girl at the center of feuding kings, sorcery, and buried secrets.

Exiled lovers Bo-Kate Wisby and Jefferson Powell are drawn back into Tufa life after decades of separation and curse. With Cloud County at risk, old loyalties, old music, and old wounds all come roaring back.

A celebration in Tufa country comes with strings attached in this short tale centered on Bronwyn Hyatt. What looks like a gift or a kindness carries older obligations, and the cost only becomes clear when it is too late.

Young actor Matt Johansson joins an off-Broadway musical written by a Tufa composer, then watches the show's buried secret turn deadly. After the writer dies, Matt heads to Needsville to learn what his play left out.

While searching for a missing child with one bad arm, Eddie LaCrosse stumbles onto a smuggling ring said to be protected by magic. The job pulls in old friends, new danger, and a case that refuses to stay small.

Cloud County is already full of old grudges and stranger music when something murderous starts moving through the woods. As fear spreads, the Tufa must face both a lurking monster and the human cruelty that can be just as deadly.

In the final Tufa novel, a story from 1920s Appalachia opens a window into Cloud County's deeper past. A filmmaker, a coal town, and a mysterious mountain girl lead back to the old secrets the Tufa have been carrying all along.

Former marine and demon fighter Deacon Elder arrives in Somerton, Tennessee, to finish a failed exorcism. What he finds is a town already in the grip of a darker evil, one hiding behind revival tents, small-town cruelty, and a giant big-box store.