Christina Henry Books in Order

Madeline Black escorts the dead to the afterlife, pays bills, and hides a set of black wings in her Chicago apartment building. When Gabriel moves in and demons start showing up, Maddy is forced to face a dangerous family legacy.

Agent of Death Maddy Black is already juggling restless souls, enemies, and complicated family ties. When deaths start happening out of order and Gabriel and Beezle vanish, she is pushed into a perilous trip across supernatural realms.

Chicago's dead are going wrong, and ghosts are walking the streets. Maddy's boss wants answers, but her personal life is just as chaotic, and the case drags her toward darker truths than she expected.

Grieving and newly pregnant, Maddy wants time to heal. Instead, Lucifer sets his sights on her unborn child, the Agency turns hostile, and even routine soul collections start to feel like part of a larger threat.

Maddy may have lost her wings, but Chicago still needs her. When sunproof vampires turn the city into a slaughterhouse, she has to choose how far she'll go, and what help she'll accept, to stop them.

Hunted by deadly enemies and carrying Gabriel's child, Maddy is forced to flee into a strange and dangerous realm. What should be an escape becomes another battlefield, with fae politics, old foes, and dark family schemes closing in.

Maddy wants to protect her unborn child, not become the center of another supernatural war. But as Chicago turns on its nonhuman residents and old powers start moving again, she has to fight for her family and her city one last time.

In the Old City, a woman named Alice is locked in a hospital and haunted by scraps of memory, blood, long ears, a terrible tea party. Escaping with Hatcher sends her into a brutal world where every answer comes with a price.

Alice and Hatcher leave the Old City hoping for peace, but the world beyond is ash, danger, and shifting alliances. Their search for Hatcher's daughter becomes a deadly game involving the White Queen, the Black King, and the mysterious Red Queen.

Jamie remembers when Peter Pan was his closest friend and Neverland felt like freedom. This dark retelling follows the first lost boy as he learns that Peter's games are cruel, and that becoming Captain Hook may be the only way to survive.

Amelia leaves the sea to see the human world and ends up in the orbit of P. T. Barnum. What begins as wonder turns into captivity as she discovers how easily fascination can become possession.

After the Crisis shatters the world, a woman in a red jacket heads through the woods toward what she hopes is safety. Predators, quarantine camps, and old fairy-tale echoes turn her journey into a brutal fight to stay alive.

This return to Henry's Alice world gathers four linked novellas full of magic, secrets, and blood. Alice, Hatcher, and other familiar figures move through new corners of the nightmare, where nothing stays buried for long.

When girls start turning up dead in Smiths Hollow, teenager Lauren knows the town's secrets are not staying buried. Her father's unsolved death, strange visions, and the old ghost tree all point toward something hungry in the dark.

In Sleepy Hollow, Ben Van Brunt has grown up hearing stories about the Horseman without quite believing them. A headless body in the woods changes that fast, pulling Ben into a grim new chapter of an old legend.

Mattie lives on a remote mountain with a man she fears and a past she can barely remember. When a creature begins stalking the woods and strangers arrive, survival means facing the monster outside and the one at home.

This anthology gathers dark, Baba Yaga inspired stories from a range of horror writers, with a foreword by Christina Henry. It is a folkloric collection full of witches, wild forests, and the sharp edge of old stories.

Three women wake up inside lives and storylines that feel wrong from the start. As their realities twist into something stranger and more dangerous, they have to figure out who is controlling the narrative, and how to break out.

Harry Adams takes a cleaning job in the Chicago mansion of a vanished horror director and tries not to ask questions. Then she hears a voice behind a locked door, and the house's movie-magic atmosphere turns genuinely terrifying.

Jessie Campanelli never escaped the house on her Chicago block that took her little brother. Years later, with darkness still spreading from that address, she has to face the childhood dare that broke her family.