Frank G Slaughter Books in Order

In post-Revolutionary South Carolina, a young doctor inherits a troubled plantation and is drawn into danger, politics, and romance.

A young doctor sets up practice in a small Southern community and quickly collides with the local medical establishment. Slaughter builds the story around idealism, stubbornness, and the cost of doing the job right.

Where aviation and medicine meet, a surgeon works under wartime pressure, with emergencies arriving fast and mistakes carrying a deadly cost.

Slaughter puts a surgeon close to the front lines, where the chaos of war turns every operation into a race against pain, fear, and death.

A driven doctor chases one shining professional triumph, only to learn that glory in medicine can come with a steep personal price.

In 1862, surgeon Julian Chisholm is stranded in Glasgow and desperate to reach the Confederacy. A marriage of convenience, battlefield surgery, and conflicting loves shape his path home.

Island beauty and human ambition make a volatile mix in this historical adventure, where romance and danger arrive together.

In clear, accessible nonfiction, Slaughter explores the link between physical health and mental life, showing how closely the two shape one another.

A powerful woman stands at the center of this historical drama, where public influence and private passion prove equally dangerous.

Back at Chisholm Hundred after the Civil War, Julian Chisholm fights to rebuild home and marriage while old desire, new money, and rising racial violence close in.

Set in frontier Florida, this historical adventure mixes military danger, wilderness tension, and the hard business of building a life at the edge of conflict.

Slaughter imagines Luke as both healer and apostle, tracing his path through the early Christian world where medicine, travel, and faith are tightly bound together.

An urban hospital becomes the center of a packed human drama, where overworked staff face poverty, pressure, and the daily struggle to do right by patients.

Slaughter imagines Luke as both healer and apostle, tracing his path through the early Christian world where medicine, travel, and faith are tightly bound together.

In a place that promises shelter, the real storm comes from human desire, fear, and the secrets people bring with them.

Focusing on Mary Magdalene and the people around Jesus, this novel brings first-century Galilee to life through faith, longing, and radical change.

A doctor thrown into the violent world of buccaneers has to keep people alive while navigating treachery, sea raids, and divided loyalties.

Set against dangerous imperial ambition, this adventure follows bold people into unfamiliar country where profit, survival, and betrayal are never far apart.

Escape is only the beginning in this historical adventure, where danger follows hard on the heels of anyone trying to outrun the past.

A gifted doctor tries to do good in a world crowded with pride, fear, and competing loyalties. Healing others comes at a real personal cost.

Rahab's story becomes a tense historical novel about survival, divided loyalties, and the risky courage it takes to protect the future.

On the Florida frontier, clashes between settlers, soldiers, and Seminoles force a man to choose where loyalty really lies.

Wealth, conquest, and belief collide in this historical adventure, where the promise of gold exposes greed as quickly as courage.

A man whose work is to chart the world gets pulled into a larger adventure, where ambition, discovery, and danger keep redrawing the path ahead.

After darkness and loss, this novel turns on the chance of beginning again. Slaughter builds the story around danger, emotional strain, and a fragile hope for renewal.

Adventure, danger, and a formidable woman drive this fast-moving tale set against the exotic menace promised by the title.

Love and loyalty are tested against the upheaval of the Civil War years, as private hopes keep colliding with a country breaking apart.

Old sins and present danger close in together in this dark suspense novel, where respectable surfaces hide fear, guilt, and the threat of real violence.

Slaughter retells the life of Jesus on a broad canvas, balancing the public story with the human tensions around those who follow him.

Set in the days after the Crucifixion, this novel follows grief, doubt, and dangerous devotion as people try to understand what Christ's death has changed.

Young doctor Paul Sutton joins a voyage to the Bahamas with his brother's Puritan followers. In paradise, fanaticism, rebellion, and forbidden love soon poison the dream.

Rather than a single plot, this book retells major biblical stories with an eye for human drama, covenant, exile, and the long hope tied to the promised land.

When disease begins spreading fast, doctors and officials scramble to find the source before fear outruns the illness. The outbreak becomes a test of nerve as well as science.

Slaughter reimagines the biblical queen Jezebel as a dangerous force inside a court full of prophecy, lust, and political struggle.

This is Slaughter's sweeping take on David, from youth and battle to kingship, guilt, and the burdens that come with power.

An idealistic doctor stakes everything on a medical advance that could transform lives. The real battle is between hope, money, ego, and the limits of what science can deliver.

A seemingly fertile place hides greed, corruption, and violence. As the stakes rise, the harvest in the title becomes less about crops than the damage people do to one another.

Slaughter turns to the beginnings of the Christian church, following believers forced to choose between Roman power, personal fear, and the cost of standing firm.

Doctor Constant returns to a brutal conflict and finds that healing bodies is easier than mending a wounded society. Medicine, loyalty, and violence pull him in different directions.

Slaughter retells the rise of Constantine the Great, following his wars, family struggles, and eventual turn toward Christianity as he tries to unify a battered empire.

A search tangled up with power, faith, and desire pulls its characters through a richly historical world where sacred meaning and worldly ambition keep colliding.

The polished calm of a wealthy medical community shatters when a doctor kills his wife and her companion. What follows is a sharp look at marriages built on loneliness, status, and secrecy.

Faith and power drive this historical drama, as a fiercely committed man moves through war, politics, and spiritual struggle with little room for compromise.

Spencer Brade enters medicine with skill and idealism, then learns how quickly real patients, hard choices, and professional rivalries can test both.

On a violent frontier, land, power, and survival are always up for grabs. Slaughter mixes action, romance, and historical conflict in a story shaped by fire and expansion.

Set in Rome and the world of the early church, this historical novel explores ambition, tyranny, and the dangerous overlap of royal politics and religious change.

A battlefield surgeon works where every minute matters and every operation can turn personal. War strips life down to duty, fear, and the will to keep one more patient alive.

Young doctor Paul Sutton sails to the Bahamas with a band of Puritans led by his fanatical brother. In the new settlement, faith, power, and forbidden love turn explosive.

A major medical breakthrough promises new hope, but it also forces surgeons to choose how much risk, ego, and ethics they are willing to live with.

A ticking-clock emergency pushes doctors, officials, and families toward impossible choices. Slaughter builds the suspense around whether skill and nerve can outrun time.

During the Korean War, Captain Scott must use both courage and surgical skill after captivity turns survival into a daily test. It is a war novel about medicine, loyalty, and sacrifice.

Jud Tyler returns from the Army to the decaying St. Luke's Hospital and finds a city in crisis. To save the hospital, he has to face corruption, unrest, and his own damaged hands.

A major medical convention becomes a battleground for rivalries, ambition, and bruised egos. Behind the speeches and handshakes, careers and alliances start to crack.

A hard-driving surgeon finds that saving patients is only part of the job when bureaucracy, public pressure, and personal loyalties keep intruding on medical decisions.

In the pressure cooker of modern medicine, the very thing that keeps patients alive becomes the source of crisis. Slaughter turns blood, duty, and fear into fast-moving hospital drama.

At Biscayne University Medical Center, doctors and nurses live almost entirely inside the hospital world. Disease, distrust, ambition, and private longing make every case more dangerous.

Secrets from the past cast a long, damaging shadow over the present in this tense drama of fear, memory, and hidden motives.

A Civil War surgeon moves with Jackson's famed brigade through brutal campaigns where battlefield medicine, divided loyalties, and personal passion all come under fire.

An ancient tomb high in the Andes releases a plague organism that modern medicine cannot stop. Doctors race across borders to find an antidote before the outbreak turns global.

Reporter Janet Burke survives a plane crash and emerges with a rebuilt face and a new life. Then the evil tied to dead terrorist Lynne Tallman seems to follow her into a terrifying supernatural struggle.

Another sea-swept medical adventure, this time with a doctor caught between piracy, survival, and the rough loyalties of the Caribbean.

A proud outsider refuses the life other people have planned for him. Love, ambition, and social pressure turn that defiance into trouble for everyone nearby.

A hugely popular TV evangelist becomes the center of a sharp drama about faith, fame, money, and the private compromises hidden behind a holy public image.

Heart-surgery legend Theo Malone wants one last triumph and a son to carry his name. His three talented daughters, all doctors themselves, refuse to stay in his shadow.

At a glittering new medical center, microsurgeon Mark Harrison looks unstoppable. But easy access to drugs threatens his hands, his career, and every patient who trusts him.

Transplant surgeon Ted Bronson and his partner Liz, a respected gynecologist, seem to have everything under control. Then Liz is pulled into an international plot while Ted finds the Mafia closing in on him.

Separated as infants, twins Henry Walters and Bart Bartlemy meet again years later, only for a car crash to kill Bart and leave Henry changed by a startling transplant. As Henry digs into his brother's life, identity itself starts to blur.