Charlie Higson Books in Order

Sean Crawley is a drifting laborer offered easy money to follow a man and then kill him. When he realizes he has been used, the job turns into a brutal revenge story with no easy way out.

Tom Kendall finds a burglar's diary and becomes obsessed with its strange ideas about happiness. As his own anger and frustration mount, the book turns into a dark, tense thriller about control, desire, and self-deception.

Dennis Pike wants to leave his violent past behind, but two old associates drag him back toward dirty money and unfinished business. What follows is a fast, blackly funny crime novel about loyalty, fear, and bad decisions.

A rising interior designer kills a man by accident and decides he has to hide the body. London seems determined to make every step worse in this frantic, very dark comic thriller.

This Doctor Who novella drops the Doctor into a tense battle with the Daleks, where history and identity are both in play. It is a compact, eerie adventure built around one of the series' most relentless enemies.

Young James Bond arrives at Eton and quickly stumbles into danger. A trip to Scotland leads him to Loch SilverFin, where a brutal aristocrat and a secret experiment hint at the spy he will become.

While enjoying Eton's exclusive Danger Society, James investigates a classmate's missing family and finds links to Sardinia and a sinister count. Secret societies, kidnappers, and Mediterranean heat push him into a far deadlier game.

A professor is kidnapped, and a letter full of coded clues lands at Eton. James must crack the message and race through London to stop a scientific breakthrough from falling into the wrong hands.

What starts as a stay in Mexico becomes a deadly chase through jungle, storms, and the Caribbean. Guarding two American children, James is pulled toward a lawless island where greed and betrayal rule.

Back at Eton after a rescue in the Alps, James realizes someone is watching him. A conspiracy with ties to his school, Austria, and an old enemy forces him into his most personal mission yet.

Young Bond's first case gets a visual retelling in this graphic novel adaptation. It keeps the Eton setting, Scottish mystery, and sinister SilverFin plot, while giving the action and menace a bold comic-book energy.

Part companion guide, part Young Bond expansion, this book explores James's world with maps, profiles, gadgets, and background notes. It also includes A Hard Man To Kill, a new adventure that slips danger onto an ocean liner.

After a sickness turns every adult into a ravenous threat, children are left to survive alone in London. Rumors of safety draw one group across the city, where hunger, fear, and mistrust may be deadlier than the sickos.

Oscar finds an old computer program and accidentally creates a real warrior monster called Monstroso. What starts as weekend boredom turns into a chaotic, funny fight to control a creature with badly crossed wires.

Set as the outbreak begins, this prequel follows Jack, Ed, and a ragged group of survivors trying to reach London. Their road trip horror story shows how fast the world collapses, and how little trust survives with it.

DogNut and his crew leave the Tower of London to find missing friends and answers. Their journey across a ruined city deepens the series, as rival groups, hard choices, and evolving horrors change everything.

In this short Enemy story, survivors at the Natural History Museum try to celebrate World Book Day. The plan falls apart fast when one of their own turns dangerous and the fight becomes geeks versus zombies in earnest.

Safe for the moment at the Tower of London, Small Sam still cannot stop searching for his sister, Ella. Crossing the forbidden zone with The Kid, he finds fresh horrors and tougher choices waiting beyond familiar ground.

When a girl named Ali grabs a silver orb from the sky, the Ninth Doctor takes her to ancient Babylon to get it back. Their trip becomes a race to stop a giant Starman from destroying Earth.

The Holloway crew make it to the Natural History Museum, but surviving is only the start. A search for medical supplies and the faint hope of a cure sends them into new danger and deeper uncertainty.

Freddy is fed up with school and swaps places with a pig that looks a lot like him. The simple idea spins into a funny, accessible story about chaos, identity, and what happens when plans work too well.

Ella discovers the countryside is no refuge after all, and her only ally may be more dangerous than he seems. Meanwhile Ed tries to get out of London as every sicko appears to be moving toward the city.

London fills with sickos as the surviving kids gather for one last stand. Old storylines crash together in a bleak, action-heavy finale that forces them to decide what saving the world will actually cost.

A holiday in Cuba turns lethal when James tries to help an old friend and crosses paths with a villain obsessed with elaborate death. Havana's streets and Caribbean waters become a trap with a ticking deadline.

At Fettes College, James sees something he is sure was murder, not an accident. His search for answers sends him across Europe toward a ruthless warmonger and a terrifying new weapon.

A message connected to James's late father pulls him into a deeply personal mission. From Britain to Moscow, he faces assassins, shifting loyalties, and a plot that could leave London drowned in blood.

On what should be a quiet sea voyage, James discovers dangerous secrets below deck. With Wilder Lawless back at his side, this short adventure packs espionage, deception, and trouble into close quarters.

In this Fighting Fantasy gamebook, you are the hero sent to carry a cure across Allansia. The quest leads to the Temple of Throff, the Gates of Death, and a showdown with the Queen of Darkness.

An anxious boy named Stan heads to Italy with his friend Felix and a group of near-strangers, already convinced disaster is coming. He is not entirely wrong in this funny, fast-moving story about fears, family, and small acts of bravery.

Adult James Bond is sent to stop a plot against the coronation of King Charles III. Charlie Higson brings Bond back for a brisk modern caper full of mercenaries, political mischief, and a very determined villain.

McIntyre, a professional fixer, heads to Corfu to extract a teenage girl from the compound of a powerful tech billionaire. The job unravels into a tense, satirical crime story full of gangsters, bodyguards, and rich predators.

Higson races through the rulers of England and Britain with jokes, gossip, and the odd gruesome detail. It is a brisk, funny history of who sat on the throne, what they did, and how weird it all was.