Jo Graham Books in Order

Gull, an oracle descended from enslaved Trojans, joins an exiled prince’s fleet as the Bronze Age world collapses. Her visions guide Aeneas and his people through war, unfamiliar courts, and a perilous search for a new homeland.

Charmian, Cleopatra’s half sister and handmaiden, shares a sacred responsibility to protect Egypt alongside her sisters. The arrival of Julius Caesar draws them into a dangerous struggle between their kingdom and the expanding power of Rome.

After Alexander the Great’s death, soldier Lydias joins Ptolemy in the struggle to hold Egypt. With allies drawn from Alexander’s former circle, he faces rival claimants whose ambitions threaten the city and legacy they hope to preserve.

Across centuries of the Numinous World, recurring souls encounter gods, angels, war, and unexpected obligations. These stories follow figures from ancient farmers to Napoleonic companions and a modern oracle as supernatural interventions complicate their efforts to resist cruelty and change history.

Leaving an unhappy marriage, Elza enters the world of courtesans in revolutionary France and becomes General Moreau’s lover. Yet visions of another soldier draw her across war-torn Europe in pursuit of a destiny she cannot explain.

Sacred courtesan Cythera unexpectedly becomes central to efforts to prevent an interstellar war. Working with naval captain Athain, a man she has never forgotten, she must use her wits and unfamiliar powers while confronting their unfinished relationship.

In Napoleon's France, actress and medium Elza is pressured to inform on her associates after a former lover's arrest. Becoming the emperor's agent offers another path, drawing her into a hunt for a spy protected by English witches.

Actress and clairvoyant Elza secretly serves Napoleon while concealing her identity as a soul who has lived many lives. A mission threatening France's government forces her to confront an ancient failure that may jeopardize both her present work and future.

Jo Graham explores Pagan approaches to recurring patterns in individual lives and human history. Meditations, rituals, and exercises connect the seasonal year with stages of life and the ancient concept of a larger generational cycle.

Building on the cyclical ideas of The Great Wheel, Jo Graham examines periods of crisis and endings through Pagan practice. Rituals and exercises focus on purpose, protection, community service, and preserving what matters for a future renewal.

Facing defeat by the Calpurnian Navy, a pirate captain seeks a legendary ship missing for two centuries. A smuggler’s impossible survival offers a clue, sending an unlikely crew after ancient weapons and the secrets behind them.

After Morrigan’s ruler is assassinated, military attaché Sandrine investigates with her former lover, an electromancer. Their pursuit of the killer becomes a race to protect the planet as the Calpurnian Navy prepares to exploit its vulnerability.

In Renaissance Rome, Giulia Farnese enters an arranged marriage while hiding prophetic gifts punishable as heresy. Drawn toward Cardinal Rodrigo Borgia, she discovers that her husband’s family may intend to use her magic against him.

When a Calpurnian leader kidnaps a city guardian’s son, Caralys turns to resourceful agent Bister for help. The planned rescue soon carries greater stakes as threats against an entire world entangle personal loyalties with interplanetary politics.

As a papal election throws Rome into turmoil, Giulia Farnese works to secure power for her lover, Cardinal Rodrigo Borgia. Political bargaining and threats of persecution force her to reconsider the magical abilities she thought she had lost.

With a French army approaching Rome, Giulia Farnese faces threats to her lover Pope Alexander VI and to the Renaissance world she cherishes. Religious zealots target her prophetic gifts, forcing her to navigate betrayal without his protection.