Lillian Stewart Carl Books in Order

Warrior-queen Danica forms an alliance with conquering king Bellasteros in a world shaped by Mediterranean mythology. Their relationship draws her into his wars, while carrying his child turns even his allies against her and challenges their loyalties.

Andrion, the son of an Amazon queen and a conquering warrior, loses his father’s empire to betrayal and barbarian invasion. Fleeing to his mother’s small kingdom, he faces the dangerous demands of divine favor.

Emperor Andrion believes his realm is secure, but his childless marriage and mysterious attacks on his allies undermine that confidence. To confront a supernatural adversary, he must set aside his crown and contend with his precocious nephew Gard.

Descended from both gods and demons, Gard is sent into exile after pushing his luck too far. Discovering magical abilities at a desert monastery, he travels to the Mohan valley and accidentally sets a war in motion.

Rebecca arrives at an Ohio replica of a Scottish castle to catalog historical artifacts. Her assignment brings conflict with a Scottish colleague and unwelcome attention from ghosts, turning a professional opportunity into an encounter with the past.

Rebecca Reid reunites with Michael Campbell at a Scottish priory excavation linked to Robert the Bruce and a ghostly prioress. An archaeologist’s dubious reputation, volunteers’ secrets, and a fresh body in an old grave complicate their work.

Eleven stories follow warriors, androids, scientists, and other ordinary people across the uncertain boundaries of reality. Settings from ancient Britain to Jupiter’s moons frame encounters with unfamiliar worlds, where mythology and human choices reshape what seems possible.

In Fort Worth, Mark works at an archaeological excavation while Hilary is employed at an art museum. Their strained relationship becomes entangled with the secrets of a woman murdered decades earlier and someone willing to kill again.

A young actress disappears during a play about witchcraft staged in an English village theater. When a friend begins investigating what happened, the search for the missing performer places her in danger of becoming another victim.

After a skeleton is discovered at an eighteenth-century house, Amanda Witham meets the ghost of Highland soldier James Grant. Promising to investigate his death, she follows contradictory historical evidence from Colonial Williamsburg to his family’s Scottish castle.

Antiquities expert Matilda Gray reluctantly joins Scotland Yard detective Gareth March to investigate a woman’s murder. Stolen Roman and Celtic treasures link the case to an excavation, forcing the pair to cooperate before another killing occurs.

Rose discovers a body in the ruins of Glastonbury Abbey, beginning a mystery that draws in her teacher and a young Scottish seeker. Their investigation becomes a supernatural struggle involving a tarnished saint and the Holy Grail.

Reporter Jean Fairbairn possesses a coin from Bonnie Prince Charlie’s lost treasure, but her story turns into a murder investigation. As a prime suspect, she must navigate Highland history and Chief Inspector Alasdair Cameron’s scrutiny.

Jean Fairbairn investigates a Loch Ness figure linked to early monster sightings and a vanished wife. When his daughter is accused over an expedition member’s death, Alasdair Cameron arrives, forcing their personal and professional partnership back into action.

Jean and Alasdair move into a castle cottage near Rosslyn Chapel, hoping to develop their relationship. Missing people, stolen artifacts, and suspicious deaths disrupt their plans, while a proposed spa brings Alasdair’s ex-wife into the mystery.

Thirteen stories mix historical mystery and fantasy in settings ranging from medieval England to colonial America and India. Soldiers, servants, and sleuths confront greed, love, and power, while encounters with the uncanny blur the boundary between past and present.

Lauren Reay discovers that the Scottish tower haunting her dreams is real, and a portrait inside bears her face. An archaeologist and a psychic researcher may help explain the mysterious forces surrounding the building and nearby ruined chapel.

Reporter Jean Fairbairn and former police officer Alasdair Cameron travel to Williamsburg, Virginia. The theft of a replica sixteenth-century Witch Box and the murder of its maker draw them into another investigation connecting historical objects with present-day violence.

Jean and Alasdair plan to marry at a struggling estate on the Isle of Skye during a traditional New Year celebration. A guest’s murder interrupts the festivities, exposing hidden agendas among visitors gathered to help save the property.

Newly married Jean Fairbairn and Alasdair Cameron investigate two decayed bodies found beside an iron grave-protection cage in Edinburgh’s underground vaults. The cold case raises questions about old deaths and those who profit from the city’s haunted history.

An archaeologist opens a medieval tomb on Farnaby Island while trying to prove its connection to Arthurian Avalon. Jean’s planned historical report becomes entangled with a contemporary investigation that divides her and Alasdair amid conflicting island loyalties.