Iain Rob Wright Books in Order

Joe is trying to enjoy a custody weekend at the zoo with his son when a vicious snake attack sends everyone running. The animals are changing, and the day is about to become a massacre.

Andrew Goodman has never seen himself as a victim, until a violent gang of local youths decides to make his family their target. What begins as harassment turns into a brutal siege.

Snow begins falling across the whole world, and the impossible weather is only the start. Harry Jobson's ruined life suddenly has bigger problems than drink when the apocalypse arrives in white.

Strange accidents plague Raymeady Manor, and suspicion keeps circling back to eight-year-old Sam. The setup is simple and unnerving, with domestic life curdling into something much darker.

A deadly virus tears through a cruise ship, trapping everyone aboard in blood and panic. Disgraced cop Jack Wardsley and the mysterious Pathwalker may be the only people who can stop it from becoming the end of the world.

Wright turns the first spark of an outbreak into a tight survival horror setup. The fear here is simple and effective: being present at the very start, before anyone understands what is coming.

Nick Adams turns up for work to find the world eerily empty and one customer very, very sick. His search for safety leads to a hilltop amusement park where the survivors may be worse than the infected.

Damien Banks thinks he has found a life-changing chance at prize money. Instead, he is locked in a house with eleven strangers and pushed into a contest where death is part of the format.

The first entry in Wright's alphabet horror project sets the tone with a sharp, nasty tale of demonic dread. It is short, punchy, and clearly meant to open the door to worse things.

The dead still hunt, but the living are proving just as dangerous. Anna, Garfield, and the other survivors hope an abandoned pier can become a home, if anywhere can still be called that.

An elderly suicide bomber shatters a quiet English village, and it is only the beginning. Ex-soldier Sarah Stone is forced back into the fight to stop a wider terror campaign.

A flesh-rotting plague tears through the world, and every infection is fatal. This omnibus gathers the connected novellas that follow different survivors through that brutal new reality.

Mystery writer Blake Price is pulled into a fight against an evil far older than he is. To protect his family, he has to face both a centuries-old threat and the parts of his past he would rather avoid.

The galaxy's most extravagant amusement park, built on the moon, has gone silent. When a team is sent to investigate, they find that getting there was the easy part.

Sarah Stone is missing, and the terror threat in Britain is getting worse. An outbreak at White Knight Hospital points the MCU toward a crisis that is larger, stranger, and deadlier than it first appears.

Richard Heinz is loose, and the chase to stop him becomes a vicious game of survival. Wright strips the slasher setup down to speed, blood, and the dread of a killer back on the move.

When immovable black stones appear across the globe, panic turns to apocalypse. Survivors in different countries discover the truth at the same time: the gates to Hell are opening.

Scarlet is a lonely sixteen-year-old whose dull life changes the moment she meets a naked stranger by the lake. What follows is a darker, stranger coming-of-age story than she ever expected.

This collection rounds up Wright's alphabet horror project into one volume. It is a fast, varied grab bag of monsters, apocalypses, strange technology, and short, nasty surprises.

Hell has opened across the world, and scattered survivors are forced to become soldiers. Gang members, officers, and military personnel all fight the same brutal enemy in this wider, bloodier sequel.

The world is ending beneath a tide of unstoppable tar, and time is running out. Before everything is swallowed, Finn wants revenge on the man who murdered his sister.

A luxury yacht becomes a floating trap for a troubled married couple when the dead refuse to stay dead. Wright uses the cramped setting well, turning privilege and isolation into pure pressure.

Sarah Stone wants out after a year of killers and terror attacks, but one last case stands in her way. Hunting the Flower Man would be hard enough without an even bigger threat from her past.

Civilization is in ruins, but Vamps refuses to lie down and die. With old enemies behind him and a mysterious ally ahead, he heads back into a world owned by demons.

Lucas Fergus wakes beside the bins outside a bar with no memory of the missing days behind him. To learn what happened, he has to walk back into violence, guilt, and something far stranger.

Months into the demon apocalypse, a hidden group of adults guards dozens of children deep in the forest. When three strangers arrive, their fragile refuge may be about to fall apart.

Wright swaps terror for comedy in this candid take on early fatherhood. It is a funny, affectionate look at nappies, panic, sleep deprivation, and the strange shock of becoming a dad.

Tom and Sophie head to her childhood village to salvage their failing marriage, then crash on an ancient bridge. Cottontree has darker problems than divorce, and it is not ready to let them leave.

This collection opens with the flesh-rotting plague horror of The Peeling and then widens into more short fiction. It is a mix of connected apocalypse material and stand-alone nightmares.

On a stormy night, a group of recovering alcoholics tries to stay clean while the past closes in. Old guilt and buried violence turn a support meeting into a reckoning.

Wrestler AJ Starr takes his friends to an abandoned theme park for one last party before life changes forever. Old tragedy, ghost stories, and a very real nightmare are waiting inside Saxon Hills.

Cheryl is the new girl at work, and she quickly realizes her co-workers are hiding something lethal. Once she knows too much, getting out alive becomes the only goal that matters.

The demons are faltering, and for the first time mankind seems to have a chance to push back. But new threats and old enemies are gathering for a war that is far from finished.

Something is badly wrong beneath the earth, and the ground no longer feels solid or safe. Wright builds this horror around mystery, pressure, and the dread of what may be waiting below.

Humanity has won a few hard battles, but the war is not over. As a new enemy named Crimolok arrives, the last survivors face a final clash between Hell and Earth.

A trip to a cottage in the Scottish Highlands turns deadly when something ancient gets into Sean's bloodstream. Ryan Cartwright and his friends are trapped in a landscape that wants them dead.

Martin Gable is only a boy when a mysterious doorway appears outside his bedroom. Whatever lives inside the room beyond is old, hungry, and tied to the secrets inside his family.

This omnibus gathers the full six-book fungus apocalypse, from the nightmare in the Highlands to humanity's last fight to reclaim Earth. It is a grim, fast-moving survival saga with heavy body-horror streaks.

Sarah Stone has finally found some stability, then a passenger plane falls from the sky. The MCU is called in, and the investigation points to an impossible act of terror.

The survivors escape one nightmare only to land inside an armed camp that feels no safer. With the fungus still spreading, fences and guns may only delay the next disaster.

Ryan and Aaron reach what looks like safety, only to learn others will die without help. As the fungus tightens its grip, Ryan has to decide what kind of brother he wants to be.

Ashley and Jude go into the woods to escape bullies and find an abandoned farmhouse instead. Inside is a chained woman named Rose, and nothing about her feels safe.

Aaron and his friends have survived the impossible, but their enemy has one last weapon to unleash. To stop the end of all life, Aaron must return home for a final stand.

Emily Carlton expects one ordinary night out with old friends, then a vicious act puts them all under a curse. Their luck turns lethal, and every step forward makes things worse.

Students Clip and Xavi board an ordinary train and vanish into a tunnel that never seems to end. Reality unravels fast, and the only destination left may be Hell itself.

A deadly attraction turns into full creature-feature chaos when things that should have stayed contained get loose. Wright goes pulpy here, with big scares, fast pacing, and plenty of blood.

Aaron Cartwright is changing into something his friends barely recognize. As a new threat arrives, the survivors learn they have understood far less about the enemy than they thought.

After a terrible argument, Laura and Danny break down on a lonely road with their daughter asleep in the back. Staying inside the car may be their only defense against the cannibalistic maniacs outside.

A viral online ritual called Summoning the Dead is linked to a string of grisly teen deaths. Reporter Shane Mogg digs into the trend and learns that the dead may really be coming back.

Jake Penshaw is watching one daughter battle cancer while the rest of his life falls apart. Desperate to stop failing the people he loves, he decides to make a deal that should never be made.

Alfie Everett and his friends pose as minors online to expose predators, then they pick the wrong target. Claypole83 is far more dangerous than expected, and now the hunters are being hunted.

When a mutilated girl is found at an abandoned train station, Sarah Stone joins a unit that hunts serial killers. Her new partner, Richard Flesch, understands monsters because he used to be one.

A big collection of 28 horror stories, ranging from slashers and creature pieces to stranger, sadder, and funnier dark tales. It is Wright in grab-bag mode, with no two nightmares quite alike.

Pest controllers Nick and Samantha Grieves expect rats at a quiet dockyard, not a nightmare creature from another continent. Soon the UK is staring down an eight-legged apocalypse.

A hike in the Derbyshire Dales turns surreal when disgraced barrister Graham Solace is swallowed by a strange fog. A pub on the next hill looks like rescue, but nothing beyond the shroud feels trustworthy.

Flesch and Stone are pulled into another brutal investigation where obsession and spectacle leave a trail of bodies. It keeps the series' mix of police work, dread, and psychological damage burning hot.

Dr. Mara Voss wakes on the colony ship Eidolon expecting a new world and finds a dead-silent vessel instead. With the AI hiding the truth and something closing in outside, survival becomes a race against the dark.

In 2026, a world already fraying under war and rising prices is hit by a cold virus from North West India. Told partly through collected accounts and notes, it tracks an ordinary world sliding into pandemic collapse.

A cursed discovery drags its characters into a dark, enclosed nightmare where every step deeper feels like a mistake. Wright leans into confinement, dread, and the fear of what waits below.