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Jones & Bennet Books in Order

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See Stephen Baxter's Jones & Bennet stories in order, with summaries, series background, and notes on the Cold War conspiracy setting.

Last updated: June 29, 2026

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Jones & Bennet books in publication order

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The Paradox Conspiracy

by Stephen Baxter

2015

This collection gathers Baxter's Jones and Bennet stories, mixing Cold War anxieties, unexplained phenomena, and sly alternate history. The mood is part conspiracy thriller, part period science fiction.

Jones & Bennet books in chronological order

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    The Paradox Conspiracy

    by Stephen Baxter

    2015Jones & Bennet, Book 1

Series background & context

The Jones and Bennet material is one of Baxter's smaller, more sideways projects. Instead of billion-year futures, these stories turn toward the twentieth century, especially the charged atmosphere of the Cold War, and ask what happens when conspiracy, unexplained phenomena, and alternate-history pressure all start to overlap.

The main entry gathered here is The Paradox Conspiracy, which collects the linked stories around this setting. The exact pleasure is less about a giant serialized plot than about tone: clipped period detail, government secrecy, strange incidents that may or may not have rational explanations, and a world that feels only slightly off from our own.

Slightly off can be enough.

Jones and Bennet work best as guides through that uncertainty. They move through a landscape of rumors, classified projects, and historical pressure points, and Baxter uses them to play with the border between thriller, speculative history, and old-fashioned science fiction mystery. This page lays out the stories in order and gives the minimum context you need before you step into the puzzle.

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