Luke Scull Books in Order
Explore Luke Scull's books in order, including The Grim Company, Sword of the North and Dead Man's Steel, with dates and concise fantasy summaries.
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Luke Scull books in publication order
5 books
The Grim Company
by Luke Scull
2013
In a ruined world ruled by powerful mages who overthrew the gods, an unlikely group confronts tyranny and monstrous threats. Aging warriors, orphans and a disabled mage become reluctant participants in conflicts that blur the boundary between heroism and brutality.
Sword of the North
by Luke Scull
2014
The Grim Company has fractured, and Dorminia's promised liberation has become another oppressive rule. As Eremul warns of the immortal Fade, Brodar Kayne and Jerek face demons in the north, while their former companions struggle through separate dangerous quests.
Dead Man's Steel
by Luke Scull
2016
The Fade threaten to erase humanity while demons advance from the north and rival mages cannot unite. The surviving Grim Company members seek allies and confront ancient powers, with Davarus Cole's growing strength carrying a dangerous cost to his identity.
A Ring to Rule Them All
by Luke Scull
2019
Imprisoned for refusing to massacre people he once loved, legendary swordsman Brodar Kayne faces despair under the Shaman's rule. His loyal friend the Wolf refuses to abandon him, setting in motion the escape that precedes the Grim Company novels.
Hostile
by Luke Scull
2025
Writer John Sharrock faces a failed marriage, an unfinished novel, and disturbing thoughts that seem foreign to him. When animals begin attacking their owners, he searches for his estranged wife through a collapsing landscape while doubting his own identity.
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