CE Murphy Books in Order
Explore Faith Hunter's C.E. Murphy crossover links, with reading notes, related books, and background on where these urban fantasy worlds meet.
Last updated: June 7, 2026
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Publication Order
36 books
The Cardinal Rule
by CE Murphy
2005
Urban Shaman
by CE Murphy
2005
The Firebird Deception
by CE Murphy
2006
The Phoenix Law
by CE Murphy
2006
Thunderbird Falls
by CE Murphy
2006
Coyote Dreams
by CE Murphy
2007
Heart of Stone
by CE Murphy
2007
Hands Of Flame
by CE Murphy
2008
House of Cards
by CE Murphy
2008
Redeemer
by CE Murphy
2008
The Queen's Bastard
by CE Murphy
2008
The Pretender's Crown
by CE Murphy
2009
Walking Dead
by CE Murphy
2009
Demon Hunts
by CE Murphy
2010
Truthseeker
by CE Murphy
2010
Spirit Dances
by CE Murphy
2011
Wayfinder
by CE Murphy
2011
Easy Pickings
by Faith Hunter
2012
This crossover novella drops Jane Yellowrock into C.E. Murphy's supernatural territory. Two tough heroines, clashing magic, and one messy case make it a fun detour for fans of both worlds.
Raven Calls
by CE Murphy
2012
Mountain Echoes
by CE Murphy
2013
Shaman Rises
by CE Murphy
2014
Stone's Throe
by CE Murphy
2015
Atlantis Fallen
by CE Murphy
2016
Magic and Manners
by CE Murphy
2016
Bewitching Benedict
by CE Murphy
2017
Roses in Amber
by CE Murphy
2017
Seamaster
by CE Murphy
2017
From Coffin to Grave
by CE Murphy
2019
Stonemaster
by CE Murphy
2019
Banshee Cries
by CE Murphy
2020
Coming to America
by CE Murphy
2020
Keys
by CE Murphy
2020
Them Shoes
by CE Murphy
2020
Wintergate
by CE Murphy
2020
Practical Boots
by CE Murphy
2021
What Measure Ye Mete
by CE Murphy
2021
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