Gideon Thorn Books in Order

Gideon Thorn's journey toward Colorado brings him to Lazarus, a Kansas prairie town believed destroyed by Confederates. Stranded among residents preparing to honor him, he investigates a community caught in its past and the curse surrounding its anniversary.

Gideon Thorn investigates reports of a flying predator released from a silver mine in southwest Texas. His search for answers about his family's massacre intersects with a mining town divided by powerful business interests, hired detectives, and a determined widow.

Deaths among California loggers lead Gideon Thorn into forests where a creature called Omah may be hunting humans. Scientists, opportunists, and showmen join the expedition, turning the search for the alleged monster into a struggle over greed and survival.

Seeking answers to his family's slaughter, Gideon Thorn arrives in New Mexico's Tularosa basin, where eighteen people have died around the full moon. Reports of wolves and witchcraft draw him into an investigation involving weapons of steel and silver.

On the eve of Colorado statehood, Gideon Thorn returns to the site of his family's massacre. With mentor Obi Magoro and journalist Dinah Pilcher, he investigates disappearing settlers and mutilated bodies while confronting questions about the creature behind his past.

Ritual killings and mutilated bodies draw Gideon Thorn to southern California. As he examines the designs behind the murders, he faces the possibility of an ancient evil and a campaign whose intentions extend beyond the victims already found.

When journalist and occult investigator Dinah Pilcher disappears in Arkansas while investigating grave robberies, Gideon Thorn searches the swamps for her. An outlaw clan and a cult linked to unnatural resurrection draw him toward a threat involving the dead.

Gideon Thorn investigates deaths in Arizona Territory, where livestock and lawmen are found drained of blood. Working with a deputy and a Papago tracker, he searches for the predators responsible before their attacks spread through the ranching community.

Reports of a monster destroying a Mississippi paddle steamer draw Gideon Thorn to Natchez. Hunting the aquatic predator means navigating a society divided by racist violence and post-Reconstruction politics, while concerns about Dinah Pilcher's recovery remain on his mind.

Brutal attacks in Arizona Territory send Gideon Thorn after a diablero said to have been summoned by Yaqui shamans. Still recovering from earlier injuries, he must investigate the supernatural threat while tensions between settlers and Native peoples threaten further violence.