Jack Windrush Books in Order

Jack and the notorious 113th Foot fight their way toward Crimea, where ambition, battle, and a dangerous romance collide. As the Russian army closes in, Jack learns that survival can demand far more than courage.

In the Burmese War of 1852, young officer Jack Windrush is posted to the disgraced 113th Foot and sent into action at Rangoon. War quickly strips away his ideas about glory, duty, and the empire he serves.

At Sevastopol, Jack Windrush and the 113th Foot face storm, siege, and the grinding cost of the Crimean War. When Helen Maxwell reappears among shipwreck survivors, the campaign becomes even more personal.

India, 1857. After sepoys revolt and slaughter their officers, Jack Windrush gathers survivors and fights clear of the cantonment. To save the besieged, he must march toward Havelock with too few men and too little time.

Still trapped in the Indian Mutiny, Jack is ordered to hunt a mysterious warrior named Jayanti. Betrayal, hard fighting, and a deadly chase push him toward a final reckoning in the ruins of empire.

Years after leaving the 113th, Jack is sent to India's Northwest Frontier to investigate gun-running among Pashtun tribes. The mission turns into a struggle against rebellion, shifting loyalties, and enemies who were once friends.

Jack Windrush infiltrates the Fenian Brotherhood as mutiny threatens the British Army. His pursuit carries him through England, Ireland, North America, and a web of intrigue that reaches uncomfortably close to Helen.

Shipwreck strands Jack Windrush and his wife Mary on the Gold Coast just as war breaks out with the Ashanti. While Jack fights with the West India Regiment, Mary battles to protect refugees inside Cape Coast Castle.

Jack and the 113th Foot join the 1878 invasion of Afghanistan, training for a war built on fear of Russian influence. Between spies, hard fighting, and doubtful allies, Jack has to get his men home alive.

Afghanistan, 1880. Jack Windrush is sent to win over a local khan, only to be swept into a fresh crisis when Ayub Khan threatens a British garrison. Battles, feuds, and a punishing march test him to the limit.

In 1882, Jack must balance command of the Royal Malverns with covert work for General Hook during the Egyptian rebellion. Heat, politics, and old Fenian enemies turn the campaign into something far more personal.

Sent as an observer to a British-backed expedition in Sudan, Jack soon finds himself deep in the fighting. When he is ordered to hold an isolated desert village, failure could doom an entire withdrawal.