Duncan M Hamilton Books in Order

The greatest danger to the Terran Union lies beyond its borders, yet rot inside the government can no longer be ignored. Ordered to work with former allies outside official channels, Jack Samson hunts smuggled alien technology through the Union’s underworld, only to uncover a web of treachery reaching to the top.

Demon legions are ready to march and Fanrac’s bid for power can no longer be dismissed as legend. As the monarchs of the Middle Sea gather their armies, Conrad races to master the dangerous force in his blood and lead a final stand against an evil wearing an unexpected face.

A Killer Party is a short standalone tale from Duncan M. Hamilton that offers a fast, self contained glimpse of his storytelling between larger series, ideal for readers looking for a quick, complete read whether they are new to his work or already fans.

Assigned to a cutting edge warship, Jack Samson returns to the frontier hoping to repair his reputation. As the Navy pushes deeper into alien ruins and hostile space, he and his crew are thrown into a deadly contest for ancient technology and humanity’s future.

Years after surviving his first encounter with demons, Conrad has earned his own banner and a place among the elite. When powerful new demons appear and old enemies resurface, he and his comrades race to uncover a hidden plot before their unseen foe regains its strength.

Conrad’s quiet life in the Northlands ends in one horrific night when nightmares step out of legend and destroy his home. Rescued by a band of demon hunters, he becomes their squire, knowing that one day he must face the evil that tore his world apart.

Naval officer Jack Samson expects frontier duty to end his career quietly, until a routine inspection uncovers devastating loss and strange alien artefacts. Hunted by a mysterious ship, he is forced into a high stakes race to unlock an ancient civilisation’s secrets and prove that humanity is not alone.

As the king lies dying, Prince Bishop Amaury finally seizes the power he has long craved, even as opposition gathers from unexpected quarters. Gill, Solène, and their allies must stand against a ruthless ruler, a threatened dragonkind, and the cost of remaining true to the crown they once served willingly.

Dragons have returned and the kingdom’s enemies are no longer so easily named. Drawn deeper into royal service, Gill must revive the knight he once was while Solène struggles with a power she fears is as much curse as blessing, all as the Prince Bishop’s schemes twist out of control.

Once a famed dragonslayer and knight of the king’s guard, Guillot dal Villevauvais has drunk and disgraced his way into obscurity. When a dragon stirs after a thousand quiet years, he is dragged back into service and teamed with Solène, a young woman with dangerous magic, to hunt a threat no one thought remained.

A legendary blade, an army raised for a tyrant, and an old reckoning finally come due. In the conclusion to Wulfric’s saga, he must decide what he is willing to sacrifice to settle his Blood Debt and what kind of man he will be when the tale ends.

Bound by a Blood Debt and broken by loss, Wulfric leaves the Northlands in pursuit of vengeance. His journey along Jorundyr’s Path leads through great cities and burning plains, where the desires of men and the will of the gods collide and a wider, more dangerous world reveals itself.

In the harsh Northlands, it has been generations since a true hero walked the earth. Timid, bullied, and a disappointment to his warrior father, Wulfric seems the least likely candidate, until a chance encounter with an ancient object awakens a gift that will change his life forever.

Rolf travels from the rough border Marches to Mirabay, the glittering Jewel of the West, to plead for tax relief that might save his homeland from invasion. Naive about court politics but deadly with a sword, he stumbles into duels, prejudice, and the gap between heroic stories and the city’s reality.

Trying to leave war and titles behind, Soren retreats to a remote farm, only to find Duke Amero’s shadow still stretching across his life. As sorcery resurges in Ostenheim and Intelligenciers uncover troubling plots, Soren is drawn toward a final confrontation with the man who once shaped his future.

Bafion is a once renowned swordsman now earning his keep as muscle for the underworld, his fine manners and ragged clothes hinting at a past he refuses to discuss. Offered one last lucrative job that means returning to the people he left behind, he is forced to confront old loyalties with a rapier in hand.

In the duelling city of Ostia, Bryn Pendollo has spent his life chasing the dream of becoming the First Blade of the arena. When years of sacrifice finally bring him within reach, he discovers that the rival standing in his way is also his closest friend, and ambition may cost them both more than honour.

In a land where magic is outlawed and swordplay decides status, street orphan Soren is plucked from poverty and given a place at Ostenheim’s Academy of Swordsmanship. The chance of a lifetime soon turns dangerous as he becomes a pawn in intrigues that could cost him his dreams and his life.

Alone in a foreign land, Soren struggles with grief and the Gift of Grace that has brought him as much trouble as power. A ruined city may hold answers, but a relentless assassin and old enemies ensure that every step toward the truth pulls him further from settling the scores he left behind.