Carolyn McCray Books in Order

Set in the misty Pacific Northwest, this is one of McCray's more grounded love stories. Tragedy and heartbreak shape the romance, but the focus stays on emotional risk and hard-won connection.

After her best friend is slaughtered, Dr. Salista Calon is pulled from hard science into blood magic and danger. The result is part paranormal thriller, part romance, with very personal stakes.

A serial killer is terrorizing the city, and the FBI brings in a profiler balancing genius and instability. As the bodies pile up, the case becomes a test of trust, obsession, and survival.

McCray revisits the assassination of Julius Caesar through Brutus's eyes and turns ancient history into an intimate political thriller. Betrayal, loyalty, and doomed love all press in at once.

After an attack on the Eiffel Tower reveals bones linked to John the Baptist, archaeologist Rebecca Monroe and Special Forces sergeant Vincent Brandt chase a scandalous biblical secret across continents.

This collection gathers some of McCray's darker crime fiction into one place. It is a solid sampler if you want murder, suspense, and stories with very little gentleness.

This short Betrayed story picks up after the events of Shiva and follows the fallout for Brandt and Rebecca. The danger is not finished, and neither is the larger conspiracy closing in around them.

A mixed collection that gives readers a taste of McCray's range, from romance to suspense and the supernatural. It works best as a sampler for anyone curious about her different moods.

A mission to the Congo puts Vincent Brandt in contact with a girl rumored to heal the sick. As Brandt and Rebecca Monroe chase the truth across continents, religious myth and geopolitical danger collide.

This holiday story trades McCray's usual body count for something lighter and more family-friendly. It is a quick seasonal read built around companionship, warmth, and a little Christmas chaos.

The sea is no safer in this Apex Predator entry, where survivors are still trapped with intelligent, hungry killers. The action stays close, wet, and nasty.

This short Praxis story closes out the blood-magic arc with one more burst of danger and emotion. It is a final turn of the knife for characters caught between desire, power, and survival.

Ronnie and Zach are back in another cyber-thriller where secrets hidden in code have deadly real-world consequences. The push-pull between hunter and hacker is as important as the plot.

This horror collection rounds up bloody, fast-moving stories, from serial-killer games to trapped-in-a-club chaos. It is aimed at readers who like their suspense graphic and their scares broad.

The Robin Hood Hacker, Ronnie, joins forces with FBI agent Zachary Hunt when a secret society plans to unleash a weaponized Black Plague. It is a techno-thriller with codebreaking, pursuit, and pandemic stakes.

This romance collection pulls together several of McCray's softer stories, including HeartsBlood, Fated, and Indian Moon. It is a big sampler for readers who want more love story than body count.

This historical thriller asks a dark question, did America's first serial killer arrive with the Mayflower? The story blends colonial setting, murder, and a sharp what-if premise.

Ronnie and her allies face another tech-driven threat where information can kill as surely as any weapon. The book keeps the Robin Hood Hacker series' mix of pursuit, secrets, and rising stakes.

In this Harbinger entry, the case is every bit as unsettling as the people chasing it. The hunt for a killer drags damaged investigators deeper into psychological danger and mistrust.

A shark research park becomes a death trap when the predators get loose. Survival means outthinking the storm, the sea, and creatures built to kill.

A grotesque murder launches Darc into another case with ritual overtones and very little mercy. The deeper the clues go, the darker the investigation becomes.

A new international flashpoint sends McCray's crisis-response team into another fast-moving mission. Travel, pressure, and very little room for mistakes keep the pages turning.

Rebecca Monroe and Vincent Brandt are pulled back into another globe-spanning clash over buried truths and dangerous believers. This later Betrayed entry keeps the series' mix of action, conspiracy, and hard personal choices.

Another brutal case pushes Darc back into the dark center of a fresh investigation. Graphic crime scenes, twisted clues, and the strain of the hunt give this mystery its bite.

A fresh murder case opens with a killer bold enough to stage the crime like a message. Darc has to read the psychology behind it before the body count climbs again.

A terror plot centered on a dirty bomb turns this into a straight countdown thriller. McCray leans into fast action, mounting panic, and the fear of catastrophe in a crowded modern world.

Set against a volatile international conflict, this thriller drops its team into a mission that can go wrong in a dozen directions. McCray keeps the pace high and the stakes military.

Davidson, Bunny, and Lopez head into the final showdown of the Bull's Eye Sniper Chronicles. It is a tactical thriller built on sniper pressure, tight teamwork, and almost no margin for error.

In a future wrecked by climate collapse, Syns, and roaming dinosaurs, the search for New Avalon becomes a desperate push for safety. Survival means staying ahead of both machines and monsters.

A killer turns a familiar nursery rhyme into the outline for another violent case. The investigators have to read the pattern quickly, before the next body makes the game even uglier.

A new biological threat turns this later thriller into a race between infection and information. McCray keeps the tension on containment, countermeasures, and who can stay one step ahead.