Chris CC Humphreys Books in Order

Jean Rombaud comes to England expecting only to behead Anne Boleyn. Instead her final request sends him across Europe with a forbidden relic, hunted by enemies and trapped between duty, fear, and an oath he cannot shake.

Nearly twenty years after Anne Boleyn's death, her missing hand is still a weapon in European politics. As the Inquisition closes in, Jean Rombaud and his son Gianni are drawn into a bitter conflict of faith, family, and survival.

Years after Anne Boleyn's execution, the queen's missing hand becomes the center of a dangerous Catholic plot. Aging executioner Jean Rombaud and his estranged son are pulled toward the relic, and toward each other, with deadly consequences.

As the American Revolution rages, charming soldier and spy Jack Absolute rides straight into duels, intrigue, and disaster. His wit keeps him alive, but war, loyalty, and love make every escape harder than the last.

This prequel follows Jack from rough beginnings in Cornwall and riotous school days in London to war in Canada. Duels, wilderness survival, and his first real killing shape the rogue he will become.

Coming home from war, Jack Absolute hopes for reward and romance, but instead finds himself accused of treason. A plot against King George and the shadows of Jacobite politics force him back into danger.

Fifteen-year-old Sky discovers his dead grandfather's hidden journal and runestones, then is pulled into a world of doubles, nightmares, and ancient magic. What begins as curiosity quickly becomes a fight for his own identity.

To save Kristin from their murderous grandfather, Sky travels to Corsica and into the life of a fierce ancestress in the 1500s. Family blood feuds and dream-hunting magic make the second Runestone book darker and bigger.

Sky and Kristin know their grandfather Sigurd must be stopped, but he can leap into human and animal bodies at will. Their only hope lies in the past, with an accused witch and a witchfinder who may teach them too much.

Humphreys reimagines Vlad Dracula as a man, not just a legend. Caught between faith, love, Ottoman power, and his own brutal instincts, Vlad fights to hold Wallachia and define himself before others do it for him.

In 1453, Sultan Mehmed drives toward Constantinople with a vast army and terrifying new artillery. Humphreys turns the fall of Byzantium into a sweeping siege novel about ambition, loyalty, and survival at the end of an age.

On a school trip, Elayne is summoned through the Unicorn Tapestries into Goloth, land of fabulous beasts. To save a unicorn and perhaps her cancer-stricken father, she must keep an ancient promise and face a tyrant king.

Swordsman John Lawley wants his family, the Globe, and a quieter life. Instead he is dragged into the orbit of the Earl of Essex, war in Ireland, court intrigue, and the dangerous politics surrounding Hamlet.

In plague-ridden London, highwayman William Coke stumbles on a coach full of murder victims and becomes the prime suspect. To clear his name, he must join forces with thief-taker Pitman and actress Sarah Chalker to catch the real killer.

In 1666, William Coke, Pitman, and actress Sarah Chalker race to stop Fifth Monarchist fanatics and a possible surviving killer. Then the Great Fire turns London itself into the deadliest trap of all.

Elayne is pulled back from New York to Goloth when monsters surface and her father crosses over. Civil war, vanished unicorns, and a waking dragon force her to fight for both worlds.

Aviatrix Roxy Loewen falls for fellow pilot Jocco Zomack while running guns into Ethiopia, then gets pulled into a dangerous hunt for a stolen Bruegel. From Spain to Berlin to the Hindenburg, Nazis and old enemies close in fast.