Andrew Peterson Books in Order

Blending memoir and meditation, The God of the Garden traces Andrew Peterson’s life through the trees and green places that shaped him, inviting readers to see how God’s quiet, patient care can be glimpsed in the landscapes they inhabit.

Part memoir and part practical guide, Adorning the Dark draws on Andrew Peterson’s years of songwriting, touring, and storytelling to explore six core principles of the creative life and how ordinary artists can make honest, faithful work in community.

Coordinated terror attacks in San Diego and Washington, DC shatter Nathan McBride’s family and reveal a plot tied to a sabotaged bioweapons lab and militants on the Mexican border. Partnering with a private military giant, Nathan leads a desperate assault to stop the next strike.

When a heavily armed team tries to snatch retired CIA station chief Linda Genneken from her home, Nathan McBride and Harv intervene just in time. The failed raid sparks a six hour sprint to connect attempted assassinations, an old South American mission, and a new criminal network.

After a friend witnesses a double murder and suspects his powerful boss, Nathan McBride and Harv investigate off the books. Their search exposes a private military contractor running a secret border war and a political scheme with global stakes.

In the finale of the Wingfeather Saga, Gnag the Nameless launches a final assault on the Green Hollows, scattering Janner, Kalmar, and Leeli into separate battles. As war rages, the children face monsters, betrayals, and costly choices that will decide the fate of Anniera.

A cryptic note tossed over a US embassy wall sends Nathan McBride and his partner Harv back into the Nicaraguan jungle that nearly killed him years before. To stop a buried operation from igniting new violence, Nathan must face both a ruthless protégé and his own trauma.

Written as the field journal of explorer Ollister B. Pembrick, this companion to the Wingfeather Saga catalogs the strange creatures of Skree. Sketches, notes, and warnings turn toothy cows, squeeblins, and other beasts into a playful bestiary for young adventurers.

A terrified twelve year old girl texts Nathan McBride claiming she has been kidnapped, dragging him into a rescue that unravels into something far bigger. Over thirty six relentless hours, Nathan and Lauren race through witness protection secrets and hired guns to stay alive.

Fleeing across the sea, the Wingfeather family seeks safety in the Green Hollows, one of the last lands free from the Fangs of Dang. But Kalmar’s wolfish appearance makes the locals fear him, testing Janner’s calling to protect his brother when suspicion turns deadly.

Now revealed as the Lost Jewels of Anniera, Janner, Tink, and Leeli must escape Skree before Gnag’s forces close in. Their flight north through monster haunted forests, outlaw camps, and the brutal Fork Factory forces each sibling to face fear, jealousy, and loyalty.

When a mutilated body turns up in a remote Utah lake, Nathan McBride recognizes the signature of the Nicaraguan interrogator who once tortured him. Chasing this enemy on American soil, Nathan must balance a thirst for revenge against a higher call to justice.

In the occupied land of Skree, the Igiby children live above the Dark Sea of Darkness under the rule of venomous Fangs. A hidden map, a sinister Black Carriage, and old secrets pull them into the mystery of the lost Jewels of Anniera and their own true identity.

Retired Marine sniper and former CIA operative Nathan McBride is pulled back into the fight when a deep cover FBI agent and a cache of Semtex vanish. His hunt for domestic terrorists exposes a conspiracy that runs from survivalist compounds to Washington power brokers.

Based on Andrew Peterson’s rollicking song, this picture book turns the genealogy of Jesus in Matthew into a lively family album. Rhythmic text, playful art, and fun facts help children see how a long line of imperfect people leads to the birth of Christ.