Michael Arnold Books in Order

As civil war erupts in 1642, battle-scarred Captain Innocent Stryker is sent to catch a spy inside the Royalist camp. The hunt becomes personal when it leads him back to the man who mutilated him and left him for dead.

England is tearing itself apart, and Stryker cares more about his comrades than slogans. Sent to find the missing Lisette Gaillard and a man vital to Royalist hopes, he fights through ambushes, sieges, and fanatics.

Hunted across Dartmoor by Colonel Gabriel Wild and the witchfinder Osmyn Hogg, Stryker watches his company torn apart. To survive, he must turn a desperate retreat into a fight for honor, revenge, and Royalist survival in the southwest.

After Bristol falls, Stryker is ordered into Gloucester to learn whether the city will surrender to the king. Inside the walls he finds old comrades, divided loyalties, and a hidden threat that could reach all the way to Charles I.

In 1655, former Roundhead Major Samson Lyle returns as a feared highwayman under Cromwell's Protectorate. A robbery leads him into a dangerous plot involving an imprisoned comrade, powerful enemies, and the relentless hunter on his trail, Colonel Maddocks.

Before England's civil war, a young Innocent Stryker serves as a mercenary in the Thirty Years' War. A mission to escort a spy goes disastrously wrong, forcing him to choose between escape and a brutal last stand.

Ordered to recover a lost treasure crucial to the Royalist cause, Stryker sets out for the remote Scilly Isles. The mission becomes a dangerous chase through stormy seas, enemy territory, and betrayal on both sides.

On the eve of one of the biggest battles of the British Civil Wars, Major Stryker marches toward Marston Moor. He must guide his men through slaughter and uncover treachery in Royalist ranks before the day breaks them all.

Exiled outlaw Samson Lyle turns predator in Cromwell's England, hunting the men who ruined his life. With Bella and Eustace beside him, he launches a bold strike against the regime while enemies close in from every side.

In 1821 London, body snatcher Joshua Hawke is pressed into investigating the murder of a young girl with seemingly supernatural overtones. His search drags him from graveyards and rookeries to docks and Westminster, while his own past closes in.

When a stolen Bible leads mercenary sailors to seize a boy hostage, outlaw Samson Lyle has to ride again. The hunt pulls him across England, toward old enemy Colonel Maddocks and a tangle of betrayal that will not stay simple.

Britannia, 42 AD. Orphaned Cullen is captured by the Catuvellauni after a savage raid and must find his place among the very people he hates, just as tribal rivalry leaves Britain exposed to the coming Roman invasion.

The Romans have landed, and Britain's tribes are scrambling to hold together. While Caratacos prepares for battle at the Vaga River, Cullen is sent to find a sacred totem that might unite the resistance before the armies collide.

After defeat at the River Vaga, the Celtic resistance reels back toward the Tamesas as a mysterious sickness spreads through the ranks. Cullen and healer Cassia race for a cure while Roman pressure, panic, and darker forces close around them.