Alton Gansky Books in Order

At Kingston Memorial Hospital, patients are being healed without medical explanation, then vanishing. Dr. Rachel Tremaine and Reverend Adam Bridger team up to find the truth behind the miracles.

Six people linked by terrifying visions and ancient artifacts are drawn into a mission that could reshape the world. Adam Bridger and Rachel Tremaine return for a stranger, larger battle than before.

Dr. Gates McClure's quiet life shatters when an old medical school acquaintance arrives to assist a dying woman and is soon tied to murder. The case forces Gates to weigh loyalty, justice, and assisted suicide.

When photos and video appear to prove relief leader David O'Neal is living a lie, his reputation collapses almost overnight. He has to prove he was framed before the people behind it finish the job.

Rebuilding his life as a speechwriter for powerful aid founder A.J. Barringston, David O'Neal discovers that compassion and ruthlessness can live side by side. Soon the FBI and CIA want his help exposing what Barringston is hiding.

A World War II submarine thought lost in the Atlantic washes up on a San Diego beach, with something evil inside. Retired naval officer J.D. Stanton is called in to solve the impossible.

Two of Dr. Gates McClure's patients die in ways that make no medical sense, and the blame lands on her. To clear her name, she has to find the truth before the attacks spread.

The entire population of a secret desert installation disappears without warning, leaving meals half-finished and cars at the pump. J.D. Stanton must uncover what took them, and where.

A battered woman wakes in a motel with no name, no past, and killers closing in. The secret buried in her missing memory is worth money, power, and murder.

Toby seems like an impossible child, healing the sick and unsettling everyone around him. As greed and belief close in, the adults around him must decide what kind of wonder they are really seeing.

A crimson stain begins spreading across the moon, and panic rises across the world. As scientists search for answers, visions and fear force astronomer Marcus Stiller to face questions he would rather avoid.

Gansky surveys puzzles that have followed the Bible for centuries, from difficult passages to historical and theological riddles. It is written for readers who want context without getting lost in jargon.

Engineer Perry Sachs joins an excavation near Tejon, California, where ancient treasure lies behind traps, murder, and competing agendas. What they uncover could change more than one life.

A nonfiction exploration of providence, mystery, and the harder-to-explain ways faith meets ordinary life. Gansky looks at the hidden side of belief without turning abstract.

Perry Sachs leads a brutal Antarctic excavation after a mysterious object is found miles beneath the ice. Hostile forces, savage weather, and the discovery itself turn the job into a fight to get out alive.

Santa Rita mayor Madison Glenn is pulled into a kidnapper's game when her friend disappears and a clue points straight at her. Politics turn deadly as the hunt exposes old wounds and new enemies.

Mayor Madison Glenn is already juggling city politics and a congressional run when three murders hit Santa Rita in three days. A strange pattern among the victims makes the case personal and urgent.

Maddy Glenn's congressional ambitions wobble when her actress cousin arrives and a chauffeur turns up dead in a pool. Family drama, publicity, and murder make a bad mix.

A survey of biblical mysteries and unanswered questions, this book asks what Scripture explains clearly and what God leaves partly hidden. Gansky and John Van Diest keep the tone accessible rather than technical.

Gansky looks at the days between the Resurrection and the Ascension, tracing Jesus's appearances and their meaning. It is a readable study of a short but important stretch of the Gospel story.

After an earthquake, a charismatic stranger named Aster arrives with miracles, bold claims, and a promise to explain humanity's origins. Journalist Priscilla Simms suspects the messenger is not what he seems.

Forensics expert Maxwell Odom steps out of a Jerusalem hotel and into the days after the crucifixion. To get home, he must investigate the most famous crime in history with modern eyes.

Judith Find is blackmailed into a frantic search for a kidnapped boy while her own secret hangs over her. The deeper she goes, the more the case becomes about conscience, trust, and survival.

Astronaut Benjamin Tuck Tucker pilots the first commercial spaceflight and hopes to reclaim the confidence he lost after tragedy. Instead, a deadly plot leaves him fighting for lives far above Earth.

Strange messages begin appearing across media around the world, drawing an FCC agent and an FBI agent into an escalating spiritual mystery. Their search points toward Enoch, and a fight larger than they guessed.

A youth voyage led by J.D. Stanton turns eerie when a storm brings the crew into contact with the HMS Archer, lost since 1913. The sea adventure quickly becomes a mystery about time, memory, and survival.

A Civil War Bible passes from hand to hand across generations, leaving a trail of changed lives and buried secrets. In the present day, its clues may lead to ancient treasure and real danger.

A Special Ops team discovers an Al Qaeda base in Venezuela, then learns a nuclear expert may be headed for Iran. The mission turns from surveillance to crisis, with moral costs at home and in the field.

Tanya can sense when people are telling the truth, a gift that makes her both useful and vulnerable. When the Bell Messenger's Bible returns, old Russian mysteries and new dangers close in around her.

Eric Moyer and his Special Ops team face another mission where success could save lives and failure could echo far beyond the battlefield. Gansky and Jeff Struecker keep the action close and costly.

A fast, wide-ranging reference book that jumps from useful advice to odd facts and everyday questions. It is designed for curious readers who like quick answers and a little variety.

A geologist chasing meaning and a Christian journalist studying prophecy collide as fear grows around the 2012 Mayan predictions. Disasters mount, and both must decide what kind of end they believe is coming.

Built around hard questions and scriptural answers, this book imagines a direct conversation about faith, suffering, salvation, heaven, and daily life. It aims to make big theology feel approachable.

When an American satellite is attacked and crashes in Siberia, the fallout reaches far beyond space. The result is a military thriller about intelligence, geopolitics, and men pushed to the edge.

An abduction attempt in Kyrgyzstan pulls American personnel and Special Ops soldiers into a tense rescue mission. The chase moves through dangerous terrain where every alliance feels uncertain.

Archaeologist David Chambers is drawn back to Jerusalem for one last dig linked to the Copper Scroll and lost temple treasure. The expedition becomes a race through tunnels, violence, and his own battered faith.

A gifted but vulnerable young hacker unleashes a virus that cripples satellites, power grids, and communications. Society slides backward fast as ordinary people face a world gone dark.

A struggling novelist takes a dream job inventing cover stories for a government agency, only to learn the work opens doors that should stay shut. The deeper he goes, the more his sanity and family are at risk.

A practical book on creativity from a working novelist who spent years building stories. It is aimed at readers and writers who want to think more freely and put imagination to use.

An accessible survey of Jesus's life, world, teachings, miracles, death, and resurrection. Gansky separates familiar ideas from common myths and gives readers a broad starting point.

Detective Carmen Raimondi hunts a vicious serial killer while still carrying the wound of her sister's unsolved murder. A quiet professor may hold the missing piece, if he can bring himself to tell it.

This book profiles sixty figures who helped shape Christian history, for good and sometimes for ill. It is an accessible introduction to saints, reformers, thinkers, rogues, and leaders across the centuries.

When Perry Sachs's father falls mysteriously ill, Perry traces the problem to a flooded underground base buried in old secrets. Saving Henry means uncovering what was hidden there decades ago.

A brisk tour through pivotal moments in church history, from early councils to modern revivals and upheavals. Gansky focuses on the events that changed how the church grew, fought, and worshiped.

On a supposed vacation, the Harbingers encounter two unnerving black‑eyed children who seem more than human. As eerie events escalate, the team must decide whether the kids are victims or agents of a deeper, encroaching darkness.

A black-tie night in San Diego turns lethal when an unnatural fog rolls in with creatures inside it. Tank and the team must protect the trapped guests before the mist reaches them all.

A barefoot child appears in the snowy Oregon mountains clutching a tiny scroll. She seems innocent, and not entirely of this world, and the Harbingers soon learn something wants her dead.

Tank wakes on a powerless cruise ship adrift in gray fog, with no memory of who he is. As the Harbingers search for one another, the ship reveals itself as a trap.

A trip to a secretive North Carolina town turns into the Harbingers' strangest case yet. To solve it, the team must navigate a place where reality itself feels unstable.

Gansky revisits William Jennings Bryan's never-delivered closing speech from the Scopes trial and the final days around it. It is part history, part reflection on faith, education, and public argument.

Trapped in tunnels far beneath Antarctic ice, Tank and the Harbingers face an ancient enemy and their own fear. It is a tight, claustrophobic finale with the future of the team hanging in the balance.