Daniel Easterman Books in Order

CIA agent Peter Randall uncovers a plot by seven powerful Iranians to assassinate seven world leaders. With help from an Iranian ally, he has to move fast through a maze of politics, religion, and espionage.

Archaeologist David Rosen is hunting a lost city in Syria when murders begin to close around him. His search for Iram becomes a race against a neo-Nazi plot, with faith, identity, and survival all on the line.

A tomb discovered in Jerusalem, and what may lie inside it, sets off decades of secrecy and violence. Former CIA man Patrick Canavan is drawn into murders, cryptic texts, and a brotherhood with plans for the Church.

When his son is kidnapped, former intelligence officer Christopher Wylam follows the trail to Tibet and Mongolia. The hunt becomes a clash of spies, prophecies, and reincarnation, with a child at the center of competing visions of power.

Charles Hillenbrand's young daughter disappears on a Christmas shopping trip and is later found murdered. Grief gives way to haunting, and his search for the truth opens the door to something far older and more vicious.

Haitian-born artist Angelina Hammel returns to Brooklyn and finds horror waiting under her own floorboards. With Lieutenant Reuben Abrams, she follows murder, voodoo, and old slave-trade secrets all the way to Haiti.

Egyptologist A'isha Manfaluti unwraps a mummy and finds her murdered husband inside. As plague, terror, and prophecy spread across Egypt, she and Michael Hunt race to stop a fanatic who may be staging his own apocalypse.

After losing her comfortable life, Charlotte Metcalf goes in search of her missing brother and arrives at Barras Hall. The house offers safety by day, but at night it fills with whispers, dread, and a terrible destiny.

An Aramaic scholar becomes the unwilling center of a deadly struggle over a scroll said to be written by Jesus himself. If the document is genuine, it could shake the Church, and several ruthless men want control of it.

Peter and Sarah head to Cornwall hoping a quiet house will mend their failing marriage. Instead the place seems to remember too much, and when Sarah disappears Peter is left with grief, suspicion, and something far stranger.

When a secret peace conference in Ireland is attacked and its delegates vanish, Declan Carberry is forced into a desperate hunt. Grief, terrorism, intelligence games, and apocalyptic obsession all close in at once.

Andrew MacLeod discovers a sixteenth-century book of magic and finds that the text is reading him back. Strange dreams, forbidden learning, and a shadowy cult pull him toward a terror older than reason.

A child's kidnapping pulls Yosef Abuhatseira into a brutal rescue mission that quickly turns larger and darker. As murders pile up, he uncovers a neo-Nazi plot aimed at Holocaust survivors and the future of Europe.

Tired of his life in England, Michael Feraru travels to Romania to claim a family inheritance. What waits in a remote Transylvanian castle is not just property, but a dark legacy that seems to know his name.

John Ridgeforth enters an alternate wartime America ruled by the Ku Klux Klan, where camps, lynchings, and informers are part of daily life. His secret mission becomes a chilling look at how near democracy can come to fascism.

When a Victorian rector disturbs an ancient tomb beneath his church, something malign slips free. He turns to Cambridge scholar Richard Asquith, but some buried things do not stay quiet for long.

A sinister statue unearthed in Babylon reaches London and begins poisoning the lives around it. Mesopotamian scholar Tom Alton must uncover what it is, and what it wants, before the evil spreads even further.

In northern India, a twelve-year-old boy claims memories that belong to a dead British agent. If he is telling the truth, he may be the only person who can stop a terrifying conspiracy tied to China, Iraq, and a hidden superweapon.

While an archaeologist uncovers a Mayan city in the Mexican jungle, Declan Carberry investigates ritual murders in France. Their stories collide in a thriller of ancient codes, colonial history, and modern bloodshed.

A whole English village is wiped out, a reforming president is kidnapped, and the violence is only beginning. Easterman turns the hunt for answers into a dark political thriller about fanaticism, terror, and the price of power.

In 1936, Beatrice and Gerard Le Tourneau leave France for Morocco, where love, war, and divided loyalties reshape their lives. Decades later, Nicholas Budgeon digs into his ex-wife's family history and uncovers the tragedy still echoing through it.

After his father's death in the First World War, a fifteen-year-old boy is sent to relatives in Cornwall. Trevelyan Priors offers comfort on the surface, but its garden, its house, and its past are hiding something hungry.

A Cairo scholar is asked to authenticate a sword said to have belonged to the Prophet Muhammad. Almost at once his family is shattered, and he is pulled into a chase to stop extremists from turning the relic into a weapon of holy war.

When Ethan Usherwood finds his uncle dead beside an ancient relic, he follows wartime diaries across Europe and Egypt. The trail points to Christ's tomb, a deadly secret, and a Nazi-tinged conspiracy that is not finished yet.

During the Blitz, wounded naval gunner Dominic Lancaster is sent with his deaf sister to a decaying lakeside estate. There, voices, dead children, and an older evil turn recovery into a fight for survival.