Craig DiLouie Books in Order

A hospital orderly who knows conspiracy lore from his patients is pulled into a darker world when his long-lost brother reappears. After a presidential assassination, the line between delusion and reality starts to vanish.

Two aging Colonial Marines chase a map to a legendary world said to hold rivers of gold. Their last big score becomes a wild science fiction adventure with misfits, bounty hunters, and ancient secrets.

Framed as a history of a near-future avian flu catastrophe, this novel follows how one outbreak unravels Canada and then the wider world. It reads like policy failure turned personal nightmare.

Soldiers on the front lines try to hold together as a savage outbreak tears through the world they were sworn to defend. The result is a blunt, bloody military apocalypse driven by fear and comradeship.

A virus drops millions into a three-day coma, then brings them back hungry to spread it further. A small band of survivors fights toward refuge as the infected evolve into something even worse.

After a costly victory at the Ohio River, survivors race to understand whether Ray's blood might hold a cure. Military forces, militias, and the infected all converge on that possibility.

A new disease turns people into sadistic, laughing killers, and a battalion in Boston loses control of the city almost overnight. Their only hope is a long retreat through an America already falling apart.

A bleak, fast-moving thriller about people pushed to the edge as fear, violence, and hard choices close in from every side. DiLouie keeps the focus on human pressure as much as the danger ahead.

Escaping Boston, Harry Lee leads the First Battalion toward Fort Drum through a country overrun by laughing killers. Ambushes, exhaustion, and the burden of command make every mile costly.

One day every child dies. Three days later they return needing blood, and parents everywhere are forced to decide what they will sacrifice to keep their children alive.

In 1942, young Lieutenant Charlie Harrison boards a worn-out First World War submarine for a raid on Rabaul. The mission throws him into the cramped terror of Pacific undersea warfare fast.

After weeks of retreat, Harry Lee's battalion reaches Philadelphia with thousands of refugees in tow. When Lee is arrested, Major Chris Walker has to hold the survivors together as the infected gather again.

Private Franklin Grillo and the 101st Airborne are already outgunned at Bastogne when the Germans start getting back up. The Battle of the Bulge becomes a frozen fight against an undead army.

At a fortified government site, Harry Lee discovers the president has been infected while thousands of killers close in outside. A team is sent underground on a mission as simple and awful as it sounds.

Fresh from training, Charlie takes a posting under legendary submarine ace Gilbert Moreau. Deep inside enemy waters, he learns both how to fight and which lines war dares men to cross.

Charlie Harrison joins the Sabertooth for a covert run to the Japanese-occupied Philippines, carrying supplies out and refugees home. When disaster strikes and a former Pearl Harbor carrier appears, he must choose between mission and opportunity.

Charlie Harrison returns to sea with fresh scars and bigger responsibilities as the submarine war grows deadlier. One contact on the horizon can mean triumph, disaster, or a decision that will haunt him.

After the dead rise in the ruins of Bastogne, British officer Robert Wilkins uncovers clues to the zombie plague's source. The hunt leads toward occupied Poland and a mission that could decide Europe's future.

In 1529, rival masters of science and magic resume an old duel as Europe braces for Ottoman advance. Their clash grows into a Renaissance fantasy of invention, sorcery, and survival at Vienna.

With Europe collapsing under a zombie outbreak born from the Overman serum, German, American, and British paratroopers join forces. Their mission is to drop on Berlin and recover a pure sample before everything falls apart.

The battalion's retreat narrows to one more brutal stand, where command frays and the infected keep coming. It is a grim late-series entry built on siege pressure, fatigue, and ugly choices.

Now commanding the Sandtiger, Charlie Harrison heads toward the Philippines with a malfunctioning boat and too few targets. Then a massive fleet appears, and the mission swerves into the largest naval battle of the war.

In 1984, Enoch Bryant lives in an orphanage for teens born with extreme mutations. When a body is found, the hatred simmering in the nearby town threatens to ignite into open violence.

In the final Crash Dive novel, Charlie Harrison faces the war's hardest reckoning yet. The action is fierce, but the deeper struggle is what years of combat have made of him.

After an impeached president refuses to step down, America breaks into civil war. Ten-year-old Hannah Miller finds a makeshift family in a militia, and learns how quickly war can twist love, loyalty, and childhood.

The crew survives Omaha Beach only to be trapped in Normandy's deadly bocage. Victory starts to look less certain as the campaign turns into a grinding fight for survival.

In the final months of the war, the crew fights through the collapsing Third Reich toward the Elbe and beyond. Every mile home is paid for in exhaustion, loss, and one last round of hard choices.

A green Sherman tank crew lands in North Africa expecting a hard but manageable fight. Combat with Vichy French and German forces teaches them fast how exposed, noisy, and unforgiving armored war really is.

Worn down by years of campaigning, the tankers are thrown into Hitler's last great counteroffensive in the Ardennes. Winter, fuel shortages, and German armor make mere survival feel like a win.

Years after escaping a cult beneath Red Peak mountain, three survivors reunite when another member dies. Facing what really happened that final night may be the only way to stop it from claiming them again.

Veterans of North Africa roll into the invasion of Sicily under Corporal Anthony Russo. Between chaotic landings and clashes with elite German troops, the crew has to prove it can fight together.

From a prison cell in Beijing, Navy pilot Jack Knapp recounts the Battle of Taiwan and the path that ended in a show trial. It is a future-war thriller built around air combat, loyalty, and the stories nations tell about war.

Months after Infection wrecks the country, survivors and scientists make a last stand at a besieged Army lab. Cure, weapon, or something worse, every option carries a brutal cost.

Peace after Taiwan does not last, and Jack Knapp is pulled into a new war on the Korean peninsula. Telling his story to a reporter, he revisits heroism, trauma, and the desperate fight to stop a nuclear catastrophe.

Battered by months of retreat, Harry Lee's battalion reaches the Georgia-Florida line and gets one last mission at Moody Air Force Base. It reads like a final march into disaster, with survival of the country hanging on exhausted soldiers.

Set during the Battle of Midway, this novel drops readers into the air war that helped turn the Pacific campaign. DiLouie focuses on the men in the cockpits and the split-second choices that decide who comes home.

In the chaos after the American withdrawal from Afghanistan, a photojournalist searches for her missing father and the truth about a secret occult warfare unit. The journey leads into war's human wreckage and something ancient waiting in the desert.

A ghost-hunting reality TV crew enters a derelict mansion once used for bizarre experiments, hoping to film their biggest episode yet. What they capture instead turns a haunted-house investigation into a spiraling nightmare.

Coop looks back on Iraq while trying to live with what the war left behind. DiLouie balances combat, boredom, loyalty, and memory in a military novel more interested in the soldier than the slogan.

In 1980s Hollywood, slasher director Max Maurey finds an occult camera and decides to use it to make real horror. Aspiring scream queen Sally Priest is pulled into the film and the evil behind it.

A B-17 crew heads into the first full-scale daylight bombing of Berlin on Black Monday, March 6, 1944. DiLouie turns one mission into a tight, frightening portrait of courage, fear, and endurance in the air.

On Guadalcanal, a Marine rifle squad fights hunger, disease, shelling, and nighttime attacks as much as the Japanese. It is a gritty campaign novel about staying human on a hellish island.

Years after punk musician Lily Lawlor's band exploded into fame and violence, she finally agrees to tell the story. What follows is a rock oral history about love, prophecy, murder, and the possible end of the world.

In 1992, counselors gather at a Texas summer camp with a dark 1980s history and one surviving final girl. When screams rise again, Deputy Tom Bailey learns the past is nowhere near buried.