Andrew Pyper Books in Order

This early collection gathers thirteen stories about young people running into first love, first sex, first trouble, and the odd shocks of change. Even in short form, Pyper is already interested in the thin line between desire and dread.

Lawyer Bartholomew Crane takes the defense of a teacher accused in the disappearance of two teenage girls from a small Ontario town. As he investigates, a local legend about a woman in the lake starts to feel less like folklore.

Wallace and Bates are twenty-four, newly rich, and headed to Brazil on a business trip that looks like a victory lap. Instead it becomes a punishing survival story, where money and swagger mean very little.

In a lonely Yukon town, scarred fire chief Miles McEwan is already haunted by an old blaze and the ghost he still sees. Then hunters, arson, and a fast-moving wildfire force him into a desperate fight for his daughter.

Widowed journalist Patrick Rush joins a Toronto writers' group hoping to find a story worth telling. Instead he gets drawn into eerie confessions, missing members, and murders that seem to be stepping off the page.

When one boyhood friend dies, three others return to their hometown and the abandoned house that shaped them. What happened there as children never stayed buried, and going back means facing the damage together.

Professor David Ullman knows the literature of demons better than he knows how to believe in them. After a trip to Venice goes terribly wrong, he has to follow clues from *Paradise Lost* into a fight for his daughter's life.

Danny Orchard survived the fire that killed his twin sister and built a career out of telling that story. But Ash never left, and her jealous, vicious haunting threatens the family Danny is trying to protect.

A forensic psychiatrist meets a nameless prisoner who claims he is more than two centuries old, inspired the great Gothic monsters, and may be her father. Following his story pulls her toward a truth that could wreck her life.

When their estranged father dies, the Quinlan siblings gather at his remote rainforest estate to hear the will. To claim their inheritance, the whole family must stay there for thirty days, long enough for buried memories and something in the woods to turn lethal.

After the death of their son, Franklin and Jane Pierce enter a White House thick with grief, strange voices, and mounting dread. Jane's turn to the Fox Sisters opens the door to something far worse than a ghost.

FBI psychic Nate Russo helps solve abductions and homicides by touching the people left behind and reliving a victim's last moments. Each vision gets him closer to the truth, and closer to the darkness stalking him.

Nate Russo returns to hunt a serial killer in an idyllic New England village shadowed by an abandoned amusement park. His visions uncover buried secrets and an older evil that does not want to stay underground.

Engineer Henry has secretly created an artificial consciousness in the attic of his ultra-smart home. When guests come over, the house locks down and his invention starts behaving like something far beyond a clever machine.

The first human crew sent to prepare a Mars colony arrives to find the base wrecked, the robots unstable, and one machine missing. Their investigation becomes a locked-room mystery on a planet where nowhere is safe.

A reunion at an isolated island hotel ends in death, and Nate Russo is called in to decide whether it was accident or murder. His gift tells him every old friend in the room is hiding something, and the hotel may be too.