Mark Teppo Books in Order

A murder and accusations of witchcraft ignite panic in a German village. Shield-Brethren Andreas and Raphael investigate before an inquisitor's violent certainty condemns an innocent woman, exposing secrets the townspeople would rather burn than reveal.

Occultist Markham returns to Seattle searching for the woman who once tore away his soul. A body-hopping spirit and a hidden cabal draw him into a magical war, armed with the Chorus, his unsettling chain of human souls.

Markham arrives in Paris hoping to watch the magical order that cast him out collapse. Instead, he finds its internal conflict worsening and must form uneasy alliances while confronting signs that a larger game is underway.

During the Fifth Crusade's siege of Damietta, young Shield-Brother Raphael faces a crisis of faith. When a wounded companion's visions become useful war propaganda, Raphael must decide whether duty can coexist with compassion.

As environmental collapse closes in, the ancient Arcadian Silas uncovers a plot to destroy the planet's hidden guardians. With a journalist at his side and gaps in his own memory, he faces betrayal, private armies, and a brutal conspiracy.

This Foreworld SideQuest returns to a medieval world of hidden orders, dangerous beliefs, and conflicts shaped by what people think they know. It is a compact historical fantasy adventure that expands the wider saga from a new angle.

When Santa cannot grant a grieving girl's wish to have her dead father back for Christmas, radioactive Rudolph believes a miracle may still be possible. Elf narrator Bernard Rosewood gets swept into a wild holiday mission through Heaven and Hell.

This collection gathers stories of liars, heartbreakers, fabulists, queens, princes, and dangerous kings. Each tale invites readers into a shifting court where charm is suspect, truth is unstable, and trusting the wrong guide can cost dearly.

A practical writing guide for novelists who have an idea but no clear way into the work. Teppo offers a simple Nine Box Model, brainstorming tools, and exercises designed to turn scattered notes into a workable story plan.

In Reconquista-era Iberia, a badly scarred former knight has withdrawn to protect his wife and unborn child. But old violence, religious conflict, and the arrival of new armies force him to confront the man he tried to leave behind.

Dream doctor Harry Potemkin edits memories for a living, then suspects someone is editing his own mind. His dream journal leads toward a vanished drug company, a conspiracy, and the terrifying possibility that Harry may not be real.

This follow-up writing guide helps authors turn outlines and character notes into actual pages. It focuses on building a sustainable process, moving between plot points, and finding a writing rhythm that can carry a draft forward.

After years of estrangement, Salvatora Quagmire is drawn back into a life shaped by family history and unresolved absence. This opening Sal Quagmire story blends a personal return with mysteries that refuse to stay safely buried.

Ex-con and former adult-film star Butch Bliss is asked to find a missing woman at an exclusive California retreat. What looks like a simple favor leads him into a dangerous tangle of rogue agents, bikers, drugs, and secrets.

This short Butch Bliss prequel introduces a tough, good-hearted Californian whose past has left him wary of easy answers. It sets the stage for the favors, old connections, and unwanted trouble that define his later cases.

Butch Bliss takes on another favor in a California landscape where old loyalties and criminal schemes travel the same roads. The case tests his patience, his instincts, and his hope of staying clear of the trouble that keeps finding him.

For writers stuck between a promising outline and an unfinished manuscript, this guide focuses on productivity and persistence. Teppo offers practical ways to protect writing time, handle distractions, and keep moving toward a completed novel.

When masked gunmen rob the Chow family store, Butch Bliss recognizes one as an old prison acquaintance with a score to settle. A local extremist gang is also targeting the Chows, pulling Butch into a fight he never wanted.

In 1872 Missouri, Civil War sharpshooter Elmore Stonebrook and the hard-edged Judge Wallace defend a rancher from a ruthless landowner. The dispute turns supernatural when greed leads their enemy to make a bargain with something monstrous.

A short work of speculative fiction from Mark Teppo, built for readers who enjoy compact stories with genre pressure and unexpected turns. It offers a quick visit to one of the author's darker, stranger fictional corners.

The first Blaze Ward Presents anthology invites a wide range of writers to follow an unusual prompt wherever it leads. Expect odd, imaginative speculative stories that move through fantasy, science fiction, mystery, and stranger territory.

This short Mark Teppo story delivers a concentrated dose of speculative fiction, where movement, place, and hidden danger matter as much as the destination. It is a brief, atmospheric read for fans of his offbeat genre work.

This themed Blaze Ward Presents anthology turns toward mad science in all its comic, frightening, and inventive forms. Its many stories explore experiments, eccentric minds, and the consequences of asking science to go one step too far.

When the Brethren of Perpetual Silence are murdered in their sanctuary, one survivor becomes something unnatural. Mistral, an ex-cop with an uncanny bond to the city streets, investigates who feared silence enough to destroy it.

Inspired by the phrase "cloak and dagger," this anthology gathers speculative tales of secrecy, danger, and intrigue. Writers take the theme through science fiction, urban fantasy, and sword-and-sorcery settings, exploring both bright and dark possibilities.

A Night Office psychological assessment asks whether you can survive space jellies, cultists, and horrors from beyond time. Choose your path through this interactive training exercise, where failing badly is part of the job description.

Nearly twenty writers answer a simple, gloriously odd prompt: nuns with guns. The resulting anthology ranges across science fiction, fantasy, historical fiction, urban fantasy, and realism, with swords and firearms alike entering the picture.

Max Semper Dimialos, Security Theorist for InterCore Express, finds himself caught in a cyberpunk problem where information is leverage and leverage is never simple. This sharp short story explores technology, power, and the cost of control.

This Blaze Ward Presents volume gathers stories built around crime and its many possible consequences. The anthology moves across speculative genres, pairing mysteries, criminals, investigators, and moral complications with imaginative settings.

A science fiction crime anthology full of smugglers, investigators, con artists, and jobs gone wrong. Mark Teppo's contribution, "The Celedonia Sunset Job," follows operatives whose kidnapping target proves far more complicated than expected.

Edited by Mark Teppo, this anthology collects the first year of Underland Arcana. Thirty-eight stories explore the numinous, esoteric, supernatural, and weird, using strange fiction to ask how people face monsters and keep hope alive.

An anthology about minor deities, from quiet household gods to louder and stranger powers. These stories range from noir to comic fantasy, asking what happens when divine influence turns up in everyday, inconvenient places.

The second Underland Arcana collection continues Mark Teppo's curated run of strange and unsettling fiction. Its stories range through supernatural, weird, and speculative territory, offering many voices and many different ways to meet the unknown.

This Blaze Ward Presents anthology gathers strange speculative stories under a darkly pessimistic title. Its contributors imagine uncertain futures, difficult choices, and tomorrows that may be worse, weirder, or more revealing than expected.

This third Underland Arcana anthology gathers more imaginative short fiction from writers working across horror, fantasy, and the weird. Edited by Mark Teppo, it continues the project's interest in monsters, mystery, and uneasy wonder.

The second Crooked volume returns to the overlap of science fiction and crime, where future technology does not make greed, secrets, or bad plans disappear. Its standalone stories offer fresh capers, investigations, and dangerous deals.

Crooked's third anthology brings more speculative crime stories, from shadowy schemes to tense escapes and uncertain alliances. It is designed for readers who like their science fiction fast, streetwise, and full of consequences.