Kevin Hearne Books in Order

Atticus agrees to take on Thor, which is exactly as dangerous as it sounds. Between vampire politics, angry werewolves, and divine fallout across the Norse realms, one bold strike could start a much bigger war.

A new coven, a pack of Bacchants, and a fallen angel all descend on Tempe at once. Atticus must call in favors, trust shaky allies, and keep the city from turning into supernatural collateral damage.

Atticus O'Sullivan looks like a young bookseller in Tempe, but he is really the last druid, hunted for a stolen magical sword. With gods, witches, police, and his wolfhound Oberon closing in, staying hidden is no longer an option.

Atticus needs to bind Granuaile to the earth and make her the first new druid in centuries. Unfortunately, Bacchus, the Norse gods, and an ancient vampire would all prefer that the ceremony end in disaster.

To train Granuaile in peace, Atticus cuts a deal with Coyote and fakes his own death. It is a terrible plan in the best way, sending him into the Arizona desert with monsters, old enemies, and betrayal on his heels.

Summoned by the Morrigan with no explanation, Atticus has to leave Granuaile, Oberon, and even his sword behind. The trip feels like bad news from the start, and the goddess is not in the habit of overreacting.

When a thief grabs a dangerous Egyptian grimoire from Atticus's shop, the chase leads all the way to Cairo. Cat goddess Bast, killer crocodiles, and very old magic make this a fast, globe-trotting side adventure.

Atticus, Granuaile, and Oberon tear across Europe while Artemis, Diana, and Loki hunt them down. It is a breathless chase novel with apocalypse-level stakes and very little room for mistakes.

Granuaile is finally a druid, Owen is back in the world, and nobody gets an easy adjustment period. With plague demons, a Fae rebellion, and family trouble in India, the series opens out in several directions at once.

Set largely in sixth-century Wales, this story shows how Atticus became tied to Grail legend and Arthurian rumor. Under the name Gawain, he must recover a stolen cauldron from a necromancer before the land dies around it.

A trip to a Kansas carnival turns ugly when Atticus spots a sinister barker with a very unnatural pull over the crowd. When Granuaile is drawn in, Atticus and Oberon have to expose what is hiding behind the midway lights.

Set between *Shattered* and *Staked*, this novella pushes the Iron Druid story toward open war. Atticus seeks help in Ethiopia after a murder, while Granuaile decides Loki deserves problems of his own.

Set between *A New Hope* and *The Empire Strikes Back*, this adventure follows Luke Skywalker in first person as he tackles a dangerous Rebel mission. It is part spy story, part coming-of-age tale, and all pressure.

This short collection gathers two Iron Druid stories, one set just before *Hounded* and one unfolding during *Hammered* from Granuaile's point of view. It is a quick, useful look at the world from a couple of different angles.

Atticus goes to war with a powerful vampire clan, including former friend Leif. While Owen deals with troll trouble and Granuaile tries to shake Loki's mark, every ally comes with a cost.

Oberon takes the lead when a prize poodle is abducted and more dogs start vanishing across the Pacific Northwest. With Atticus helping and gravy on the line, this canine detective case gets surprisingly big.

A giant invasion tears through the world of Teldwen, forcing soldiers, scholars, and hunters into roles they never expected. Hearne trades urban fantasy for sweeping epic stakes, multiple voices, and a continent at war.

Ten connected Iron Druid stories fill in the gaps between past adventures and the final showdown still to come. Egypt, Shakespeare, carnivals, Gold Rush greed, and the realm of the dead all get their turn.

What should have been a pleasant train ride to Portland becomes a murder investigation when the victim looks exactly like Atticus. Oberon, joined by Orlaith and Starbuck, decides human detectives clearly need help.

Loki and Hel are ready to bring Ragnarok to Earth, and Atticus may not survive stopping them. Granuaile and Owen fight on their own fronts as the whole druid world hangs in the balance.

This collection leads with Owen Kennedy and his sloth friend Slomo solving a supernatural murder across Spain, London, and Texas. It also gathers other Iron Druid stories, making it a handy extra stop for longtime fans.

The giant war spreads into revenge, revolution, and perilous exploration as a new group of voices comes forward. Daryck wants vengeance, Hanima wants change, and Koesha sails toward dangers that maps do not explain.

Al MacBharrais is a Glasgow sigil agent whose enchanted ink can work powerful magic, but his voice is cursed and his apprentices keep dying. When the latest turns up dead, Al has to solve a murder that may point straight back to him.

A handful of abducted scientists discover that tens of thousands of humans aboard an alien ship are being kept as food. To save the captives and Earth itself, they have to outthink a system built to consume them.

Al MacBharrais heads to Australia when a fellow sigil agent disappears under grim circumstances. Bodies pile up fast, and he will need Nadia, Buck Foi, Atticus, and some very good dogs to make it back out.

The Seven Kennings trilogy closes with three major threads on a collision course. Pen carries a world-shaping quest, Abhi must speak to the krakens, and Koesha follows a clue tied to the deepest secrets of the series.

Al MacBharrais finally goes after the answer that has shadowed the whole trilogy, who cursed him and ruined his life. Friends, gods, detectives, and old Iron Druid allies all crowd into this busy, personal finale.

Newly widowed Winnie Mae Chisholm moves to Oregon with her son, hoping for a quieter life, and instead learns their reclusive neighbor is a stranded alien. Protecting him means facing grief, danger, and the temptation of escape.

While Oberon and Starbuck are stuck in the tub, Atticus keeps them busy with twelve short adventures from across history. It is part story collection, part comic history lesson, and an easy doorway into Iron Druid.

This collection returns to the Iron Druid world with a dozen new stories featuring Atticus, Owen, Granuaile, and several excellent dogs. It is extra time in the sandbox, with fresh adventures instead of one single long plot.