Jeremy Logan Books in Order
Explore the Jeremy Logan books by Lincoln Child in order, with summaries, series background, and guidance on the best entry point.
Last updated: July 11, 2026
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Jeremy Logan books in publication order
6 books
Deep Storm
by Lincoln Child
2007
Former naval doctor Peter Crane is summoned to a secret facility on the ocean floor, where workers are falling ill during the excavation of a supposed Atlantis site. The deeper he goes, the less the official story holds up.
Terminal Freeze
by Lincoln Child
2008
An Arctic research team discovers a prehistoric beast frozen in ice, and media hype turns the find into a live spectacle. That plan becomes a disaster when the scientists realize the creature may not be safely dead.
The Third Gate
by Lincoln Child
2012
At a secret dig in the Sudanese swamps, an expedition searching for King Narmer's tomb is rattled by curses and impossible events. Jeremy Logan is brought in to explain the terror before it wrecks the discovery.
The Forgotten Room
by Lincoln Child
2015
Jeremy Logan is summoned to an old Newport think tank after a respected scientist dies in grotesque circumstances. A hidden room and a long-abandoned experiment point to something dangerous buried inside the institution.
Full Wolf Moon
by Lincoln Child
2017
At an isolated writers' retreat in the Adirondacks, a brutal death raises rumors of a werewolf. Jeremy Logan digs into the case and finds a menace far more complicated than local legend.
Chrysalis
by Lincoln Child
2022
Jeremy Logan is drawn into the orbit of a powerful tech company whose new virtual reality system may be doing far more than entertain. As strange incidents mount, the novel becomes a tense investigation of ambition, immersion, and risk.
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