Christopher Hyde Books in Order

A threat to the Columbia River dam system sparks a frantic effort to stop catastrophe. Hyde's debut turns flood, sabotage, and nuclear fear into a large-scale disaster thriller with real bite.

An earthquake traps an international archaeological team deep in a cave system in Yugoslavia. Their only way out is along a black underground river, where panic and the darkness become as deadly as the creatures around them.

When a friend's flight vanishes, journalist and pilot Peter Coffin starts asking questions. The search pulls him across Europe and Canada and toward a chilling scheme involving radioactive cargo on commercial planes.

Photographer Philip Kirkland and Sarah Logan are all that stand between the country and a violent extremist movement. Hyde mixes cult politics, fanaticism, and conspiracy into a tense political thriller.

Harry Maxwell, an Amtrak maintenance man with a criminal past, plans one last robbery on a train carrying millions in fresh cash. Then terrorists move in, and the heist becomes something far more dangerous.

A crash releases a top-secret biological weapon near a small New Hampshire town. As the military seals the area and the town starts to die, a handful of survivors fight to escape the quarantine.

After his uncle's death, David Brock is summoned back into the orbit of his powerful family empire. The trail leads to Bermuda's Whisperland Hotel, where old money, murder, and long-buried secrets wait.

Kelly Rhine inherits property in a beautiful planned town in North Carolina and starts over. The place seems perfectly ordered, until she discovers a hidden system of surveillance, manipulation, and deadly research.

In a pristine underground city called Egypt Green, elites consider a horrifying answer to overpopulation. Hyde turns population control, plague research, and genetic planning into a cold, unsettling techno-thriller.

A buried assassination blueprint, first conceived for Roosevelt, is revived against a modern president and his independent vice president. Hyde builds the story into a sharp political thriller about power, secrecy, and who gets protected.

A secret assassination plan from the Roosevelt years resurfaces when a young president shows signs of mental collapse. With the president, the vice president, and the state itself at risk, every agency is suddenly too late.

A killing marked with Chinese characters points toward Black Dragon, a vast international crime syndicate. As the body count rises, the hunt leads into a ruthless struggle for control inside the organization itself.

Hyde steps away from straight thriller fiction for a darkly funny look at modern fears. It's a satirical guide to the things people worry about, from looming disasters to the strange logic of everyday paranoia.

During the Blitz, Detective Inspector Morris Black tracks a serial killer whose victims appear where Luftwaffe bombs are about to fall. Spycraft, treason, and wartime panic make the case even more dangerous.

FBI agent Jay Fletcher creates an illegal computer system that can spot likely serial killers. When she stumbles onto an online network built by murderers, her hunt for them becomes personal and dangerously lawless.

Twenty years after a small town helped bury the truth about her daughter's murder, a grieving mother comes back for justice. Hyde turns that setup into a bitter revenge thriller about memory, blame, and local corruption.

Jay Fletcher is hiding in witness protection when Billy Bones, the killer who ruined her career, breaks free. His taunting message pulls her back into a brutal cat-and-mouse hunt she may not survive.

In 1939, powerful isolationists plot to murder the King and Queen of England on American soil. Jane Todd is caught in a high-stakes conspiracy meant to break the bond between Britain and the United States.

Dallas detective Ray Duval has months to live and one last chance to save a kidnapped girl. Set against the chaos after President Kennedy's assassination, this is a grim race between illness, fear, and murder.

In 1941, Jane Todd and Inspector Morris Black are sent to trace a missing relic from the Russian Revolution. Their mission could shift the balance of the war, if spies and double-dealers don't kill them first.

War correspondent Jane Todd arrives in London to look into the murder of an American GI. With Major Lucas Dundee, she follows the case into treason, royal scandal, and a pro-Hitler plot in the Scottish Highlands.

Art history student Finn Ryan discovers a drawing that may come from Michelangelo's lost notebook. Hours later her boyfriend is dead, and she is running through New York and Vatican history to stay alive.

In the Sahara, Finn Ryan and Virgil Hilts uncover signs of an old murder and a Roman medallion tied to a fallen angel. Their search for the truth becomes a globe-spanning chase through ruins, archives, and sunken wrecks.

Finn Ryan inherits an Amsterdam house, a cargo ship, and what looks like a fake Rembrandt. Hidden inside the painting is a clue that sends Finn and Billy Pilgrim chasing a fortune across the South Pacific.

Looking for a sunken Spanish galleon, Finn Ryan and Billy Pilgrim find clues to a lost Aztec codex and the City of Gold. Rival treasure hunters and religious fanatics make every step of the hunt deadly.

Retired Ranger and West Point historian John Holliday inherits a medieval sword wrapped in Hitler's battle standard. When violence follows, he realizes the blade is tied to a centuries-old war the Templars never finished.

Holliday's niece Peggy is kidnapped, and he joins Israeli archaeologist Rafi Wanounou to find her. Their search opens onto Egyptian legend, global intrigue, and one more deadly layer of Templar history.

A mysterious Jacob's Staff links John Holliday to a medieval knight and a much older Egyptian secret. His search for answers turns into a race against enemies who would rather bury the truth with him.

The Pope is assassinated on Christmas Day, and the killing points toward Rex Deus, a modern Templar cabal. Holliday must untangle the plot before its backers seize even greater power.

When an archaeologist friend makes a strange discovery in Ethiopia, Holliday is drawn into a lethal search across the Horn of Africa. The prize is ancient, priceless, and protected by a riddle from the distant past.

A missing explorer's journal sends John Holliday into the Amazon. Tomb raiders, hostile terrain, and a hidden society guard a relic that Templar legends say was lost with Jerusalem.

John Holliday's homecoming is cut short when a Russian stranger offers news of a lost companion to Holliday's Templar sword. The search pulls him from Turkey into Russia and a hidden network of Templar power.

Holliday and his friend Eddie head to Cuba to find Eddie's missing brother. Instead they uncover a long-brewing Templar plot tied to the island's crumbling regime and a secret buried in the Valley of Death.

After his niece and her fiancé are murdered, John Holliday hunts a lost Dead Sea Scroll. The trail leads from Vatican vaults to Pakistan and into a Nazi-era conspiracy that could shake Christian history.