Mark Chadbourn Books in Order
Browse Mark Chadbourn’s books in publication order, with summaries of his Age of Misrule fantasies, Elizabethan spy adventures, and horror novels.
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Mark Chadbourn books in publication order
20 books
The Underground
by Mark Chadbourn
1993
Mike Leary expects a routine investigation into accidents at Colthorpe Pit. Instead, he finds miners dying underground with mutilated bodies, while strange movements beneath the surface suggest that angry subterranean spirits have been disturbed.
Nocturne
by Mark Chadbourn
1994
David Easter wakes on a New Orleans streetcar carrying a suitcase with bloodstained clothes. His last memories concern a South London record shop and a woman from New Orleans, leaving him to confront the unexplained journey.
Testimony
by Mark Chadbourn
1996
Mark Chadbourn recounts Bill and Liz Rich’s claims of disturbing events after moving into an isolated house. Unexplained electricity use and a sense of being watched precede encounters that turn their hoped-for fresh start into an ordeal.
The Eternal
by Mark Chadbourn
1996
Annie Bolton encounters an immortal whose endless existence brings death and destruction to others. A mysterious drifter who has followed him across continents joins her in an effort to stop the danger he carries.
Scissorman
by Mark Chadbourn
1997
Recovering from a breakdown, Jon Summers moves with his wife to Arcadia, a house remembered from childhood. When a friend opens a doorway elsewhere, a terrifying figure from old tales begins entering their world.
World's End
by Mark Chadbourn
1999
Jack Churchill and Ruth Gallagher witness a monstrous encounter beneath a London bridge as ancient Celtic gods return to Britain. With technology failing and mythical creatures spreading, they seek four magical objects that might protect humanity.
Darkest Hour
by Mark Chadbourn
2000
Five Brothers and Sisters of Dragons stand between humanity and the warring powers of Celtic myth. Bound to the land by a mysterious force, they struggle to resist the Fomorii’s campaign to destroy human existence.
Always Forever
by Mark Chadbourn
2002
After a devastating defeat, the Brothers and Sisters of Dragons are scattered across a world transformed by magic. Their remaining hope leads toward the old gods’ court aboard an otherworldly ship, while humanity faces extinction.
The Devil in Green
by Mark Chadbourn
2002
In a Britain devastated by returning magic, the surviving Christian Church recruits a new Knights Templar to protect its priests. Facing mythical creatures and collapsing order, the knights consider seeking help from the pagan gods.
The Fairy Feller's Master Stroke
by Mark Chadbourn
2002
Child prodigy Danny believes Richard Dadd’s enigmatic painting holds an answer to a mystery that also consumed his mother. Following the artist’s path to Egypt, he investigates whether the image opens a gateway to Faerie.
The Hounds of Avalon
by Mark Chadbourn
2005
As winter grips the world and gods turn on one another, warrior Hunter and government clerk Hal face a devastating invasion. Their search through Arthurian mysteries seeks a sleeping hero who might save humanity.
The Queen of Sinister
by Mark Chadbourn
2005
A lethal plague spreads through a Britain where magic has destroyed modern society. Doctor Caitlin Shepherd crosses into the Celtic Otherworld seeking a cure, but her fractured consciousness carries a threat of its own.
Jack of Ravens
by Mark Chadbourn
2006
Archaeologist Jack Churchill emerges into Celtic Britain two thousand years before his birth. Seeking a return to the woman he loves, he travels through history and the Otherworld while an enemy lays traps across the ages.
Destroyer of Worlds
by Mark Chadbourn
2009
With extinction approaching, Jack Churchill leads the Brothers and Sisters of Dragons against the Enemy’s fortress. Gods from several mythologies join their forces, but betrayal and sacrifice leave his allies questioning whether he can prevent destruction.
The Burning Man
by Mark Chadbourn
2009
Jack Churchill returns to a modern world held captive by the Mundane Spell. With trusted companions, he searches for two people whose powers could break it, while ancient gods begin asserting themselves across the globe.
The Ice Wolves
by Mark Chadbourn
2009
Mass killings around the world signal the awakening of wolves hidden within unsuspecting human bodies. Hellboy follows the threat toward America, searching a supposedly haunted Boston mansion for answers before the violence spreads further.
The Silver Skull / The Sword of Albion
by Mark Chadbourn
2009
A doomsday weapon stolen from the Tower of London threatens England as Spain prepares its Armada. Spy Will Swyfte follows a trail of murder into Faerie, confronting an enemy whose war against humanity predates national rivalries.
The Scar-Crow Men
by Mark Chadbourn
2011
In plague-stricken London in 1593, English spies are being murdered and Will Swyfte is marked as the next victim. His investigation into the killings exposes supernatural intrigue behind the struggle among the queen’s intelligence networks.
The Devil's Looking Glass
by Mark Chadbourn
2012
John Dee vanishes with an obsidian mirror believed capable of catastrophic destruction. Ordered to recover both, Will Swyfte pursues the alchemist toward the New World, where the mirror may also answer a painful personal mystery.
Lord of Silence
by Mark Chadbourn
2013
After Idriss’s greatest defender is murdered, Vidar must protect the city from threats beyond its walls. Burdened by missing memories and a jewel that consumes life, he investigates an ancient religious mystery connected to his past.
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