C Alexander London Books in Order
Explore C Alexander London books in order, with quick summaries, series background, and simple guidance on where to start reading.
Last updated: July 14, 2026
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C Alexander London books in publication order
17 books
We Are Not Eaten by Yaks
by C Alexander London
2011
Adventure-hating twins Oliver and Celia Navel must search Tibet for their missing mother after their father makes a terrible bet. Yetis, secret caves, waterfalls, and one huge yak stand between them and a quiet summer at home.
We Dine With Cannibals
by C Alexander London
2011
Oliver and Celia's next unwanted trip takes them from ancient ruins to the Amazon rainforest. Their reality-TV survival knowledge is put to work against rapids, llamas, cannibal-feast etiquette, and an especially dreadful game of dodgeball.
Semper Fido
by C Alexander London
2012
Marine dog handler Gus Dempsey expects a disciplined bomb-sniffing partner, not playful Loki. When they deploy to Afghanistan, Gus and Loki must learn how to work together, because a weak partnership can put lives in danger.
Strays
by C Alexander London
2012
In the jungles of Vietnam, Chuck relies on Ajax to find deadly traps before soldiers reach them. When the Army honors Chuck but makes troubling plans for Ajax, he must decide how far he will go for his dog.
We Give a Squid a Wedgie
by C Alexander London
2012
Just when the Navel twins finally have cable television, they learn their mother is stranded on a Pacific island. Pirates, an erupting volcano, sharks, and an enormous squid turn their rescue into another wildly unwanted adventure.
We Sled With Dragons
by C Alexander London
2013
Oliver and Celia Navel are dragged into one final unwanted expedition, this time toward the North Pole. Skydiving, dog sleds, dragons, and the search for the lost Library of Alexandria make couch-potato life seem very far away.
Blood in the Water
by C Alexander London
2014
Cory McNab washed out of Navy SEAL training, but he and search-and-recovery dolphin Kaj have a vital new mission. A lost spy submarine must be found in enemy waters before its secrets are recovered by someone else.
Divided We Fall
by C Alexander London
2014
During the Civil War, Andrew and his hound Dash join a Confederate Home Guard unit that tracks deserters and runaways. Hunting people soon tests Andrew's ideas about duty, family, and the loyalty he thought he understood.
Honor Bound
by C Alexander London
2014
Young sailor Felix handles Sly, a sea lion trained to help track pirates holding American hostages. Felix is meant to keep Sly safe, but when the operation fails, both partners are thrown into the middle of the rescue.
Prisoners of War
by C Alexander London
2014
Separated from his unit in a Belgian forest during World War II, Army medic Miguel finds an abandoned German dog. The animal could help him escape, if Miguel can convince a dog trained to hate him to become an ally.
Enemy Lines
by C Alexander London
2015
Cory McNab and his dolphin partner Kaj join a covert mission in the Black Sea. They need to stop a war before it begins, but the opposing force has trained dolphins of its own, and they have been taught to kill.
Mission Hindenburg
by C Alexander London
2015
The Outcast plans to recreate another historic disaster, and the Cahills think the clues point to the Hindenburg. Amy, Dan, and their allies must take to the skies and uncover the real target before time runs out.
The Wild Ones
by C Alexander London
2015
After hunting dogs destroy his home, young raccoon Kit escapes to Ankle Snap Alley. There he is caught between the city's Wild Ones and their pet rivals, the Flealess, while a dangerous secret puts his new friends at risk.
Moonlight Brigade
by C Alexander London
2016
After saving Ankle Snap Alley, Kit hopes life will settle down. Then Coyote's gang steals the animals' winter food, and Kit must balance school, friendship, and a risky plan to keep his new community alive.
Outbreak
by C Alexander London
2016
Dan Cahill learns that former friend Sinead Starling may be connected to a deadly virus. Racing from Cuba toward the Bermuda Triangle, the Cahills must decide whether they are hunting a traitor or the one person who can stop a disaster.
The Great Escape
by C Alexander London
2017
Animals are disappearing from Ankle Snap Alley, taken by people to the zoo. Kit gathers the Moonlight Brigade for a rescue mission, then learns his own mother may be among the captives.
The Adventures of Wrong Man and Power Girl!
by C Alexander London
2018
Wrong Man wants to be a superhero, but his wild solutions usually make every emergency worse. Luckily, his daughter Janice, also known as Power Girl, is there to save the day while helping her well-meaning dad get something right.
Where to start with C Alexander London
For funny, globe-hopping adventure: We Are Not Eaten by Yaks → We Dine With Cannibals → We Give a Squid a Wedgie.
For animal-led fantasy adventure: The Wild Ones → Moonlight Brigade → The Great Escape.
For military stories with animal partners: Semper Fido → Strays → Prisoners of War.
For a fast 39 Clues mission: Mission Hindenburg → Outbreak.
C Alexander London sub-series and character series
Accidental Adventure books in order
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We Are Not Eaten by Yaks
by C Alexander London
2011Accidental Adventure, Book 1
We Dine With Cannibals
by C Alexander London
2011Accidental Adventure, Book 2
We Give a Squid a Wedgie
by C Alexander London
2012Accidental Adventure, Book 3
We Sled With Dragons
by C Alexander London
2013Accidental Adventure, Book 4
Accidental Adventure books in chronological order

We Are Not Eaten by Yaks
by C Alexander London
2011Accidental Adventure, Book 1
We Dine With Cannibals
by C Alexander London
2011Accidental Adventure, Book 2
We Give a Squid a Wedgie
by C Alexander London
2012Accidental Adventure, Book 3
We Sled With Dragons
by C Alexander London
2013Accidental Adventure, Book 4
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Author bio
C. Alexander London grew up in Baltimore, Maryland, and later moved to New York for college. He studied philosophy at Columbia University, then earned a master's degree in library science from Pratt Institute.
Before writing fiction full time, London worked several very different jobs. He reported from conflict zones and refugee camps as a journalist and human rights researcher. He also worked as a young adult librarian for the New York Public Library, assisted a film agent, and sold snorkeling gear.
That is quite a resumé for someone who writes about reluctant adventurers, military animals, and kids trying to solve impossible problems.
London writes under more than one version of his name. As Alex London, he has written books for teens and adults, including the science-fiction novels Proxy and Guardian, the fantasy series beginning with Black Wings Beating, and nonfiction such as One Day the Soldiers Came and Far From Zion. As C. Alexander London, he writes many of his books for younger readers.
His middle-grade work often puts young people or animals in situations that demand nerve, loyalty, and quick thinking. The Accidental Adventure books follow twins Celia and Oliver Navel, who would much rather watch television than trek through dangerous places. Dog Tags looks at military working dogs and the people who depend on them. In Tides of War, trained marine mammals and their handlers take on risky naval missions.
Then there is The Wild Ones, an animal adventure about Kit, a raccoon forced to make a new life in a city divided between wild creatures and pets. London also contributed to the globe-trotting The 39 Clues world and wrote the comic-book-style picture book The Adventures of Wrong Man and Power Girl!, illustrated by Frank Morrison.
The range makes sense. His books move from silly jokes and big escapes to questions about family, responsibility, fear, and what people owe one another.
London has said that, despite his own travels and unusual work history, he prefers danger in stories. That feeling shows up in his books: the action can get wild, but it is usually balanced by humor, teamwork, and characters who care fiercely about their friends.
He lives in Philadelphia with his husband, daughter, and dog. He continues to write for readers of different ages, shifting comfortably between picture books, middle-grade adventures, teen fiction, and nonfiction.
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