Alex Grecian Books in Order

Set in nineteenth century New England, this sequel finds Sadie Grace, Rabbit, and their friend Rose drawn to the town of Ascension, where the dead simply refuse to stay in their graves. Bethany Hall seethes with ghosts, and something hungry waits in the attic.

In a demon haunted version of the American West, witch hunter Old Tom and his quiet ward Rabbit join a ragtag posse chasing accused witch Sadie Grace across drought stricken Kansas. Their red stagecoach ride becomes a journey through monsters, curses, and uneasy friendships.

After her mother's death, Laura returns with her daughter Juniper to the family farm in rural Denmark, hoping for a quiet restart. Instead Juniper senses something uncanny in the endless wheat fields and the villagers, uncovering a buried bargain that demands a terrible harvest.

Nazi hunter Travis Roan and his mastiff Bear arrive in rural Kansas hunting Rudolph Bormann, a concentration camp doctor who has rebuilt his life as a powerful small town preacher. Highway patrol trooper Skottie Foster is pulled into their dangerous clash of justice, lies, and cult loyalty.

Continuing the story, Volume 2 revisits the famous assassination night and shows how Rasputin survives to begin a strange new life that leads him far from Russia. The focus stays on choice, consequence, and the price of refusing to stay dead.

Former sergeant Nevil Hammersmith has opened a tiny detective agency, but his only real case is finding his missing friend Walter Day. As Jack the Ripper resurfaces and secret societies close in, London becomes a trap neither man may escape.

In spring 1890, a killer dubbed the Harvest Man hides in attic spaces, dropping into bedrooms at night to mutilate his victims. Inspector Walter Day, still scarred by his encounter with Jack the Ripper, must face both predators at once.

This opening volume cuts between Rasputin's fateful final dinner and his brutal youth in Siberia, where he discovers uncanny healing powers. Blending Russian folklore with history, it traces how a poor farm boy becomes a feared mystic at the Winter Palace.

When a shadowy vigilante group engineers a mass breakout from a London prison, four notorious murderers slip into the city, possibly including Jack the Ripper. Walter Day and Nevil Hammersmith race to catch them before grief-stricken Londoners take justice into their own hands.

Constable Colin Pringle cannot stop thinking about the young woman pulled from an October canal, her skin turned an uncanny shade of blue. Following the trail behind her arranged marriage leads him into a case that challenges everything he believes about the world.

Day and Hammersmith are dispatched to a collapsing coal town in the Midlands after a prominent couple and their child vanish. As illness spreads, sinkholes open, and a human eye turns up in a bird's nest, the Murder Squad uncovers secrets the village would rather bury.

In the grim aftermath of Jack the Ripper, Scotland Yard forms a new Murder Squad of just twelve detectives. New recruit Walter Day is assigned the murder of a fellow inspector and, with forensic pioneer Dr. Bernard Kingsley, uncovers a killer targeting the police themselves.

The Endangered arc brings the Proof saga to a turning point as John Proof Prufrock finally confronts his rival Mi Chen Po. Monsters overrun Little Tokyo, Lodge agents fall, and the cost of protecting cryptids becomes painfully clear.

Set in the Victorian era, this volume flashes back to Proof's past as a circus attraction while the killer Springheel Jack stalks London. When both monster and murderer become fixated on the same woman, the story turns into a tragic gothic romance.

A year in the future, the Lodge's protected habitat lies in ruins and the mysterious Dover Demon may be dead. As fairy child Joy crosses the dangerous landscape searching for his father's body, secrets about Proof, Nadine, and the Army's takeover come to light.

While Ginger Brown and fellow Lodge agent Elvis Chestnut chase urban legends in New York's sewers, Proof heads to rural Illinois to investigate sightings of gigantic thunderbirds. Both cases reveal how many monsters have been living alongside humanity for generations.

Proof and Ginger travel to the Congo to rescue a baby dinosaur from ruthless poachers. The mission turns into a deadly game when big game hunter Colonel Dachshund decides that the rarest trophy of all would be Proof himself.

This first Proof collection introduces Ginger Brown, an FBI agent transferred to the secret Lodge, where cryptids are real and need managing. Her new partner is John Proof Prufrock, a courteous sasquatch hunting a skin stealing chupacabra in rural Minnesota.

Seven identical Chinese brothers come to California during the Gold Rush, each gifted with an impossible talent. When a rescue attempt on a frozen river goes horribly wrong and the townspeople call for blood, the brothers take turns outwitting the angry mob.