Kirk Mitchell Books in Order

Beginning with the crucifixion and moving through the reigns of Tiberius, Caligula, Claudius, and Nero, this sweeping saga follows Jesus's followers and imperial Rome alike. It blends religious history, palace intrigue, and the slow, hard birth of a new faith.

In Mitchell's alternate Roman empire, Germanicus rules Anatolia as rebellion spreads and loyalties crack. To save the state, he has to face both human treachery and unsettling powers that threaten the empire's claim to order.

In a future where Rome never fell, Germanicus leads imperial forces into the New World to confront Aztec power and treachery in his own ranks. It is an expansive alternate-history adventure with battlefield action and imperial politics.

Howard Hart, the last descendant of Bret Harte, travels back to Civil War Nevada carrying a copy of Huckleberry Finn. His scheme to hand it to Harte and reshape literary history for profit turns into a sharp, funny time-travel mess.

At Manzanar during World War II, civilian detective Jared Campbell teams up with camp police chief Hank Fukuda after a brutal murder. The case exposes fear, prejudice, and power struggles inside a place already built on injustice.

In Mitchell's alternate Roman world, Caesar Germanicus tries to turn an empire into a republic. His reform plan sparks rebellion, civil war, and a struggle over whether power can ever be surrendered without bloodshed.

Set against the 1964 investigation into murdered civil rights workers, this thriller follows federal agents into a town ruled by fear and racist violence. It is a tense story of intimidation, buried truths, and the limits of official justice.

During the 1945 San Francisco conference that will create the United Nations, homicide inspector John Kost investigates a suspicious murder-suicide. The trail leads into Russian exile circles, Soviet intrigue, and a plot that could explode into diplomatic disaster.

Brothers Stephen and Brian McCaffrey grew up in the shadow of a firefighter father killed on duty. Now, while a serial arsonist stalks Chicago, they have to face both the fires in the city and the tensions inside their own family.

A Boston bomb expert is hunted by an Irish bomber from his past in this tight action thriller. What starts as a series of ingenious explosives quickly turns personal, forcing a showdown built on old betrayal and unfinished revenge.

In the ruined Shenandoah Valley of 1864, Union surgeon Simon Wolfe stumbles onto a string of murders amid Sheridan's campaign. His search for the killer pushes him through battlefield chaos, political pressure, and the moral wreckage of war.

BLM ranger Dee Laguerre returns to Nevada country she knows well and finds herself investigating murder in the middle of range wars and public-land politics. The case gets more personal when her leading suspect is a cattleman she once cared for.

Nevada ranger Dee Laguerre faces a new kind of enemy when an environmental terrorist starts blowing up water lines and killing opponents. The case turns into a lonely, high stakes hunt across contested land where every side claims the moral high ground.

Mitchell's Civil War novel follows Irish soldiers on both sides of the Battle of Fredericksburg. At Marye's Heights, old loyalties and new flags collide in a story about immigrant identity, memory, and the cost of war.

A mutilated body found on Havasupai land throws veteran investigator Emmett Parker together with rookie FBI agent Anna Turnipseed. Their first case becomes a brutal test of trust, drawing them into a trap shaped by old violence and buried history.

After a Navajo officer and his wife are found shot and burned in their vehicle, Parker and Turnipseed are called in. Their investigation crosses Navajo country and uncovers a killer using history, obsession, and ritual terror as weapons.

A supposedly ancient skeleton found in Oregon sparks a fierce clash over science, burial, and tribal rights. As witnesses and investigators start turning up dead, Anna Turnipseed and Emmett Parker race to separate hard evidence from fear and legend.

When Oneida elder Brenda Two Kettles is found dead in a cornfield, Anna Turnipseed and Emmett Parker head to New York to investigate. The case leads them into a bitter land dispute where myth, politics, and murder are tangled together.

Badly wounded and back in Oklahoma, BIA investigator Emmett Parker hopes to heal close to home. Instead he gets pulled into a fight over missing oil money, tribal loyalties, and a murder charge that turns him from investigator into fugitive.