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Brad Strickland and Thomas E Fuller (Brad Strickland) Books in Order

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Find Brad Strickland and Thomas E. Fuller's collaborative books in order, with summaries, series notes, and straightforward reading guidance.

Last updated: July 15, 2026

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Brad Strickland and Thomas E Fuller (Brad Strickland) books in publication order

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8 books

1

Mutiny!

by Brad Strickland and Thomas E Fuller

2002

A sea voyage turns dangerous when mutiny threatens to tear a ship apart. Caught between competing loyalties and pirate danger, the young characters must keep their heads while the crew's trust breaks down.

2

Heart of Steele

by Brad Strickland and Thomas E Fuller

2003

In the final Pirate Hunter adventure, treasure and danger pull the crew into another high-risk voyage. Old enemies, uncertain allies, and the harsh realities of life at sea test both courage and loyalty.

3

The Ghost Finds a Body

by Brad Strickland and Thomas E Fuller

2003

A ghostly mystery takes a new turn when its restless spirit appears to have a physical connection to the living world. Solving the case means separating rumor from evidence before the danger becomes impossible to ignore.

4

The Guns of Tortuga

by Brad Strickland and Thomas E Fuller

2003

The pirate-hunting adventure continues as danger gathers around Tortuga. Ships, guns, rival crews, and hidden motives force the young heroes to decide whom they can trust in a Caribbean world ruled by violence and greed.

5

Marooned!

by Brad Strickland and Thomas E Fuller

2004

In 2085, orphaned teenager Sean arrives at Marsport, a colony trying to make Mars livable. When the settlement is threatened, Sean, Jenny, and Alex must overcome distrust and work together to survive.

6

Missing!

by Brad Strickland and Thomas E Fuller

2004

Life at Marsport gets worse when dangerous conditions and an alarming disappearance put the teen colonists under pressure. Finding the missing person means confronting both Mars's hazards and the tensions inside the colony.

7

Marsquake!

by Brad Strickland and Thomas E Fuller

2005

A deep-drilling project near Olympus Mons triggers a devastating quake at Marsport. Sean and the other young colonists must confront damaged buildings, dangerous terrain, and a crisis that threatens their hard-won home.

8

The Dancer in the Dark

by Brad Strickland and Thomas E Fuller

2011

A dark horror tale in which an unsettling presence draws characters toward secrets that should have remained buried. The story leans into mounting dread, strange visions, and the fear of an evil that refuses to stay hidden.

Series background & context

Brad Strickland and Thomas E. Fuller teamed up on adventure novels for younger readers, most notably the Pirate Hunter and Mars Year One series. Their books use clear stakes, lively settings, and young characters who have to keep thinking when a situation goes wrong.

The Pirate Hunter novels head into the Caribbean world of ships, piracy, treasure, and mutiny. The dangers are physical, but trust is just as important. A crew can become an ally or a threat quickly, and the characters must learn who is telling the truth before it is too late.

The Mars Year One books move the action to a colony on Mars in 2085. Teenagers chosen for the Asimov Project are supposed to help create a real community on another planet. Instead, they find that an isolated settlement brings its own emergencies, rivalries, and secrets.

Adventure changes shape, but the pressure stays on.

Both series are good choices for readers who want straightforward action with a strong sense of place. The sea stories lean toward historical adventure. The Mars books add science-fiction survival and questions about Earth, environmental damage, and the risks of building a new home elsewhere.

Start with Mutiny! for the pirate series or Marooned! for the Mars books. The novels in each sequence build on earlier events, so publication order is the easiest way to follow the characters and their changing circumstances.

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Richard Reis

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Anurag Ramdasan

Lead investor at 3one4 Capital whose startup expertise and love for books helped shaped MRB and its growth.

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