Katherine Kurtz Books in Order

In this sequel to The Temple and the Stone, Arnault de Saint Clair and Torquil Lennox fight through the Scottish Wars of Independence. As Edward I and Philip IV move against the Templars, a demonic Black Swan order manipulates kings and battles from the shadows.

Concluding the Childe Morgan trilogy, this novel follows Alaric Morgan and Brion Haldane from youth into the roles readers know from the Chronicles. As Brion becomes king and Alaric matures into his champion, both must face prejudice and looming war.

Set in an earlier generation of Gwynedd, this book traces the childhood of Alaric Morgan, a half Deryni noble marked out to guard the royal house. His unusual gifts and heritage draw both royal favour and deadly suspicion as enemies circle King Donal.

King Donal Haldane quietly enlists trusted Deryni to breed and train a future protector for his heirs, even as open persecution continues. Court intrigues, border wars, and the lives of Alyce de Corwyn and her kin all feed into the birth of Alaric Morgan.

This collection gathers fan written stories set in the Deryni universe, chosen and introduced by Katherine Kurtz, along with one new tale of her own. The pieces explore side characters, hidden moments, and what life looks like between the major novels.

When vandals desecrate Dublin’s St. Patrick’s Cathedral, its gargoyle guardian Paddy takes to the streets to seek justice. Teaming up with elderly Knight of Malta Francis Templeton, he uncovers a demonic plot that threatens far more than stolen silver.

Kelson Haldane has secured his throne but still lacks a queen and heir. Diplomatic journeys, assassination attempts, and Torenthi plots complicate his courtship of Princess Araxie, forcing him to balance personal desire with the fate of two kingdoms.

As the thirteenth century ends, Templar knights Arnault de Saint Clair and Torquil Lennox are drawn into Scotland’s succession crisis. Visions, sacred relics, and a pagan conspiracy around the Stone of Destiny force them to defend both faith and realm.

A second anthology of original fiction about the Knights Templar, edited by Katherine Kurtz. Contributors imagine the Order at history’s turning points, from sieges and sea voyages to hidden missions in new lands, blending documented events with mystical speculation.

An in world encyclopedia of the Deryni setting, this volume offers entries on people, places, and institutions, backed by maps and genealogical charts. It is designed as a companion for readers who want to track families, titles, and history in detail.

During the American Revolution, Freemasons, Jacobites, and an ageless occult mastermind all seek to shape the new nation’s destiny. George Washington’s strange vision and the schemes of exiled Stuart loyalists intertwine in a tale of magic and rebellion.

While Sir Adam Sinclair is in America preparing for his wedding, an old enemy in Scotland gains control of a sinister Pictish dagger and plots to unleash a legendary sorcerer. Adam’s Hunt Lodge must race to stop a ritual that could cost him his life.

The first of Kurtz’s Templar anthologies, this collection gathers original stories by multiple authors about the Knights Templar. The tales range from Crusade era battles to later legends, exploring miracles, curses, lost relics, and the Order’s enduring mystery.

When occult texts are salvaged from a sunken Nazi U boat, a murderous dagger cult seizes them to fuel dreams of a new Aryan empire. Sir Adam Sinclair and his Hunt track the relics from Scottish sea caves to deadly rituals before the magic turns global.

Years after Javan’s fall, puppet king Rhys Michael Haldane is tightly controlled by his regents. When a Festilian pretender invades Gwynedd, Rhys Michael finally has a chance to act as a true king, if he can outwit both foreign foes and his own council.

In this sequel to Knights of the Blood, LAPD detective John Drummond is drawn deeper into a centuries long war between Templar vampires and their Nazi counterparts. As the secret conflict erupts again, he is determined to end the bloodshed for good.

An urgent summons draws Sir Adam Sinclair into a hunt for the Seal of Solomon, a bronze talisman once guarded by the Knights Templar. Stolen by a ruthless sorcerer, it could unleash demons and expose the hidden Templar treasure if Adam fails.

Investigating a series of brutal killings, Los Angeles cop John Drummond uncovers immortal Knights Templar who became vampires during the Crusades. Their clandestine war against equally undead Nazi foes pulls him into a dark battle spanning centuries.

A forgotten occult society, the Lodge of the Lynx, resurfaces in Scotland armed with a Druidic artifact and remnants of Nazi black magic. As storms gather, Sir Adam Sinclair and his Hunt must outmaneuver enemies who now know exactly how to strike back.

Called from his monastery to a dying king’s bedside, Prince Javan must claim the throne from regents who would prefer a more pliable ruler. His brief, harrowing reign pits a gifted young Haldane against entrenched nobles, church terror, and betrayal.

In modern Scotland, psychiatrist and laird Sir Adam Sinclair secretly serves as an Adept, guardian of the Light. A stolen wizard’s sword and a disturbed medieval grave lead him and psychic artist Peregrine Lovat into battle with a murderous occult cult.

Part grimoire and part sourcebook, this companion explains how Deryni powers work, from telepathy and Healing to complex ritual magic. Essays, examples, and appendices explore both the history of the Deryni and the ethical questions their gifts raise.

In the bloody aftermath of Camber’s condemnation, Gwynedd’s regents launch a purge of Deryni across the realm. Camber’s children and the Camberian Council scramble to save lives and unravel the mystery of his uncorrupted body while the noose tightens.

As Kelson’s reign matures, rival princes, restless nobles, and churchmen all tangle around the contested legacy of Saint Camber. A royal pilgrimage, a dangerous spiritual quest, and a young man’s ambition threaten to destabilise both throne and altar.

A luxury starship is ordered to carry four blue furred, telepathic lionlike beings revered as gods on their homeworld. When passengers begin dying in savage attacks, the crew must decide whether the killers are loose beasts, saboteurs, or something worse.

A collection of short stories set at many points in Gwynedd’s history, from early Healers to Alaric Morgan’s circle. These tales fill in key moments, expand on familiar figures, and show how small events ripple through the larger Deryni saga.

Preparing to crush a Mearan revolt, King Kelson faces a rebel queen allied with his old enemy Archbishop Loris. As war and heresy intertwine, he must decide how far to push his Haldane powers and what true justice looks like for traitors and zealots.

A disputed bishopric and a charismatic claimant to the Mearan throne draw Kelson into a web of rebellion, romance, and church politics. His bid to secure peace in the border province may cost him allies, reputation, or the fragile balance in his realm.

During the dark days of 1940, British intelligence officer Gray Graham and his friend Prince William work with covert witches to shield Britain from Nazi occult assault. Their effort to unite disparate covens for a great Lammas ritual demands terrible sacrifice.

As young King Cinhil’s health fails and fear of magic surges, Camber MacRorie struggles to guide Gwynedd from behind his disguise as Bishop Alister Cullen. Church and crown turn against Deryni, and the man once hailed as a saint faces betrayal and doom.

In the uneasy years after the Haldanes regain the throne, Camber sees his role shift from kingmaker to potential saint. Miracles, mistaken identities, and mounting tensions between humans and Deryni push him toward a fateful decision about how best to serve.

Deryni lord Camber MacRorie lives under the rule of the Festil kings, who seized Gwynedd’s throne decades earlier. Horrified by King Imre’s cruelty, he seeks out a hidden Haldane heir and plots a coup that will change both magic and monarchy forever.

With rebellion at home and a powerful Deryni king threatening invasion from Torenth, young Kelson Haldane must risk a magical Duel Arcane that could cost him his throne and his life. Allies and enemies alike are forced to reveal their true loyalties.

Months after Kelson’s coronation, a fanatical archbishop moves to excommunicate Duke Alaric Morgan and Father Duncan McLain, while mobs hunt Deryni and a foreign enemy prepares war. Kelson struggles to hold his realm as both Church and rebels close in.

When King Brion dies suddenly, fourteen year old Prince Kelson must claim the throne before a rival Deryni sorceress seizes it at his coronation. To survive, he must awaken his hidden Haldane powers with the help of Duke Alaric Morgan and Duncan McLain.