Patrick Logan Books in Order

Askergan County keeps punishing anyone who thinks they can ride out a crisis in peace. Logan pairs snowbound tension with vicious body horror and a growing sense that the county itself is turning against its people.

The Insatiable nightmare keeps spreading as fear, violence, and damaged bodies take center stage. This is survival horror at close range, messy, claustrophobic, and hard to shake.

Three grieving brothers head to rural Askergan County for a quiet Christmas, then get trapped by a blizzard and something waiting in the snow. Isolation, old secrets, and raw terror close in fast.

This early novella plays with tech-driven unease and the promise that a new medical system can fix everything. As the upgrade rolls out, the costs start to look far more human.

FBI agent Kendra Wilson investigates a murder-suicide that seems impossible to explain, especially with its eerie ties to missing girls and an old swamp legend. The deeper she digs, the worse the truth becomes.

Arielle Reigns wants a child badly enough to trust a mysterious woman who promises exactly that. The bargain she makes leads into swamp horror, body terror, and a motherhood story gone horribly wrong.

In Askergan County, survival means more than staying alive. Infection, fear, and a creeping sense of bodily invasion turn this entry into some of Logan's bleakest horror.

Dreams of an island prison drag Robert, Cal, and Shelly toward bigger answers about the hauntings around them. To get the truth, they have to enter one of the series' bleakest locations yet.

After losing almost everything, Robert Watts takes a job caring for a dying aunt in exchange for an estate. The house promises a fresh start, but its ghosts have other ideas.

Still reeling from Harlop Estate, Robert Watts and his friends take on an abandoned hospital ward that was never built to heal anyone. The job looks straightforward until the dead start pushing back.

Widowed Anne LaForet is trying to feed her daughter when desperation and local fear turn her into something like a legend. This prequel shows how the evil at the heart of Family Values first takes shape.

When a prominent lawyer is found murdered with a bloody butterfly drawn on his back, Detective Damien Drake traces the case from New York to Montreal. The deeper he digs, the closer the killer gets to his own life.

A suspicious death lands on Drake's desk and refuses to stay simple. His search for the truth uncovers a darker chain of motives, and the body count keeps growing.

A murder investigation collides with the digital world as Drake follows a trail that exists as much online as off. The clues are slippery, the danger is real, and time is running out.

Mutilated bodies are turning up frozen across the country, and FBI recruit Chase Adams is called in before the killer strikes again. The case is brutal, fast-moving, and personal sooner than she expects.

Askergan County serves up another dose of raw survival horror, where violence feels close enough to touch. In this grim entry, Logan mixes small-town dread, brutal encounters, and the sense that something hungry is still out there.

Robert and his allies head into another haunted site, this time an orphanage with a grim past and no shortage of restless dead. As always, the living prove nearly as dangerous as the ghosts.

Robert, Cal, and Shelly return to the fight as enemies among the living become just as dangerous as the dead. A ruined crematorium and Robert's buried past make this one especially combustible.

The final local stop in The Haunted pushes Robert Watts deeper into the mythology behind the series. Ghosts, family secrets, and the larger design behind his suffering all draw closer together.

The horrors of Askergan County are far from over. Old wounds split open again as another group of people learns that nothing in this place stays buried for long.

A child vanishes and Chase Adams has very little time to get the case right. What follows is a tense race through fear, false leads, and the worst possibilities a title like this promises.

On a supposed lay-low trip to Virgin Gorda, Dr. Beckett Campbell stumbles into drug smuggling and a hidden room full of bound women. Getting involved means feeding the dark side of himself he is trying to outrun.

The final Family Values novel pushes the series' swamp-born evil into its endgame. Old bargains, damaged families, and buried truths all come due at once.

Money is never just money in Chase Adams' world. A trail of dirty cash opens onto a wider case where greed, power, and murder all feed each other.

Chase Adams is pulled into a case where the evidence keeps shifting and every lead seems designed to mislead. The pressure rises quickly as she hunts a killer who stays one move ahead.

Drake steps into the orbit of a powerful drug trafficker and quickly learns the case is bigger than a routine bust. Every lead pulls him further into organized crime and deeper personal danger.

This short entry steps aside from the main investigation to focus on Georgina and the human cost behind the larger Chase Adams world. It adds welcome context, pain, and character depth.

A missing-person case opens onto a brutal trafficking network with victims disappearing faster than Drake can find them. The investigation is ugly, urgent, and painfully human.

When containers of expertly removed human organs start arriving on his desk, Dr. Beckett Campbell realizes someone knows his darkest secrets. The hunt for the source becomes a brutal moral game.

Fresh off her first case, FBI Agent Chase Adams heads to Chicago and into a murder trail that seems to be taunting her personally. If she cannot get ahead of it, she may become the next victim.

Damien Drake faces a killer with a taste for theatrical brutality and a talent for hiding in plain sight. The case forces him deeper into a maze of fear, ritual, and old bones.

Chase Adams walks into another high-risk investigation where the name alone is a warning. The case traps her in a vicious corner of violence, secrets, and people who do not plan to leave witnesses.

More bodies and more mockery arrive for Dr. Beckett Campbell in a case that refuses to play fair. The closer he gets to the truth, the more his own methods come under pressure.

Drake's battle with a ruthless drug empire keeps escalating, and the cost of every move gets higher. To finish the job, he has to risk everything that is left of his life.

Dr. Beckett Campbell returns with his scalpel, his dark humor, and his shaky ethics intact. This time the case turns on medicine, belief, and the dangerous idea that death can be managed like any other disease.

A new case draws Chase Adams into a stylish but dangerous surface world where appearances hide something far uglier. Behind the polish is a trail of exploitation, lies, and murder.

A violent fight world becomes the backdrop for one of Drake's grimmest investigations. Behind the spectacle, he finds exploitation, money, and a case that hits harder than he expected.

Beckett Campbell takes on another case where the smallest mistake can be fatal. Logan mixes pathology, sharp plotting, and Beckett's warped sense of justice into a sleek medical thriller.

A case with medical and personal fallout pushes Chase Adams into dangerous territory. The deeper she digs, the clearer it becomes that the side effects are fatal.

A missing cat drags ex-NYPD detective Damien Drake back into a case that spirals toward internet fame, obsession, and violence. What looks absurd at first becomes deeply personal.

Chase Adams hunts a case that carries darker, almost supernatural undertones and refuses to behave like ordinary murder. The deeper she goes, the more unstable the truth becomes.

Drake finds himself surrounded by allies he cannot trust and enemies who know exactly how to use that against him. Another hard-driving case pushes his instincts, loyalties, and survival skills to the edge.

In Seven Lakes, Indiana, rookie detective Penny June sees a copycat pattern in a string of lake murders that should be impossible. If she cannot stop the killer, another body will surface tomorrow.

Dr. Beckett Campbell is back in a case that presses on every weakness in his moral code. The forensic trail is ugly, the killer is bold, and Beckett may not be the only monster in the room.

Crime scene cleaner Tommy Wilde is used to scrubbing away other people's disasters. When a frantic call from his brother drops him into murder, mobsters, and church secrets, one bad night becomes a full-scale nightmare.

Damien Drake is pulled into a case built on misdirection, false identities, and a killer hiding behind other people's actions. The closer he gets, the harder it becomes to tell puppet from puppet master.

The mob wants Tommy Wilde dead and the NYPD wants him locked up. Staying free for three months means outthinking both while the bodies and trouble keep piling up.

Tommy Wilde thought helping his brother once was the end of it. Instead, the fallout grows into two brutal weeks of family trouble, criminal pressure, and very few safe choices.

Penny June faces another case where silence is part of the crime and the truth has stayed buried too long. To solve it, she has to outlast suspicion, fear, and a killer who wants the past left alone.

After a killer pulls them into a brutal chase, Chase Adams and Damien Drake have to work together under pressure. The result is a fast crossover thriller full of friction, danger, and shared history.

When an old friend is framed by GPS data, gunshot residue, and damning video, Chase Adams refuses to accept the obvious answer. Her search pulls her into a crime tangled up with the metaverse and the nature of reality itself.

Chase Adams and Damien Drake join forces on a case that plays to ego, manipulation, and lethal misdirection. Their styles clash, but the killer is too dangerous for either of them to handle alone.

Drake is trapped in Colombia and hunting a manipulator who uses loved ones as leverage to force ordinary people into murder. To stop the killings, he has to survive the cartel first.

A shorter Beckett Campbell entry that still delivers the series' mix of pathology, menace, and dark humor. Even away from a full-length case, Beckett cannot stay out of trouble for long.

Rookie detective Veronica Shade uses her rare synesthesia to spot what others miss when a supposed suicide feels all wrong. Her senses tell her murder, and the killer is only getting started.

Veronica Shade follows another case her senses refuse to let go. In a world of hidden fear and staged truths, her strange gift may be the only thing standing between the killer and another victim.

Veronica Shade hears danger where other detectives hear noise. As the case tightens around her, every clue carries a new threat and her gift becomes as risky as it is useful.

Veronica Shade returns for another tense investigation where appearances deceive and her rare senses cut through the noise. The case grows darker with every clue, and getting too close could make her the next target.

Another fake job turns into real supernatural danger, and Cole pays for every bad call he makes. These episodes keep the series' mix of irreverence, horror, and cliff-edge pacing intact.

Cole Bannen's day gets worse in the way only Bad Priest can manage, vulgar, chaotic, and surprisingly dangerous. Under the dark jokes is another hard shove toward hell.

The Bad Priest serial keeps moving fast, mixing possession, guilt, and violent fallout in short, nasty bursts. Cole learns that old sins never stay old for long.

Cole's supernatural headaches meet fresh proof that things are getting bigger and uglier around him. These episodes blend demon trouble with the kind of evidence you wish had never surfaced.

Chase Adams follows a case built on private shame and public danger, where the people hiding the truth have every reason to kill for it. The deeper she digs, the dirtier it gets.

Tommy Wilde's world expands as family trouble multiplies and old obligations refuse to stay in the past. The result is another fast, messy crime thriller with loyalty at its center.

Cole Bannen, ex-priest and recent ex-con, gets out of prison hoping to stay clean and immediately falls back into fake exorcisms and bad decisions. These first two Bad Priest episodes set the profane, demon-haunted tone.

By this point the Bad Priest world is fully off the leash. Cole faces another two-part blast of grotesque horror, foul humor, and problems no priest, good or bad, should have to solve.

This paired installment keeps throwing Cole into strange jobs, bad people, and the consequences of letting evil too close. Quick, sharp, and very much not clean fun.

Striker and Frost dive into another twisting case where the facts refuse to settle and the past keeps clawing its way back. Every answer brings Con closer to the truth he has been chasing for years.

FBI Agent Constantine Striker never got over the Sandman case or the disappearance of his twin sister. When a new investigation starts echoing that old nightmare, he and rookie agent Alex Frost race toward answers that could destroy them both.

Two friends vanish during spring break in Mexico, and Constantine Striker goes in without the FBI's full backing. To bring them home, he has to go undercover and follow a trail that may end in bodies.

When murder is staged to look like something else, Veronica Shade's unusual senses tell her the official story is wrong. Following that instinct pulls her into another deadly web of lies.

Cole's mess keeps growing as another pair of episodes piles supernatural trouble on top of earthly stupidity. The voice is foul, funny, and much darker than it first looks.

A mass-casualty crisis drops Chase Adams into chaos with almost no room for error. She has to separate panic from pattern before more people die.

Nearly a year after Brady disappears, his mother is still willing to do anything to get him back. This short nightmare turns grief and hope into something deeply unsettling.

A suspicious shipment pulls Chase Adams into a fast-moving case where the contents matter less than who is desperate to hide them. Smuggling, secrecy, and murder ride in the same container.

A cold-weather case leaves Chase Adams battling harsh conditions and a threat that does not slow down for the snow. Survival and investigation become the same problem.

What begins as another investigation grows into something rural, brutal, and hard to look away from. Chase Adams finds that the land itself seems to be hiding evidence.

Set partly behind bars, this unsettling tale centers on an inmate who is anything but ordinary. The more his story unfolds, the stranger and more unnerving it becomes.

An NYPD detective recounts a killer so depraved that the usual monsters seem tame by comparison. It is a short, grim story built around one unforgettable predator.

A shorter suspense story about trying to rebuild a life while the past keeps pressing back in. Patrick Logan keeps the focus tight, uneasy, and personal.

Presented like recovered audio from a missing-person case in Texas, this story builds dread through voice, implication, and what is heard too late.

Chase Adams' world shatters when her son is abducted, and the search leads from Quantico toward the heart of Washington power. What begins as a desperate family crisis grows into a deadly conspiracy.

What if you could glimpse a better version of your life, and the price was far more than you expected? This short horror story turns temptation into something bodily and cruel.

At a lavish Los Angeles influencer party, Madison Blake is murdered live on camera and the carefully filtered glamour cracks wide open. Investigative journalist Harper Langley digs into the lies before she becomes the next viral victim.

When the water starts giving up remains, Chase Adams is pulled into a coastal case full of shifting evidence and buried crimes. The tide keeps bringing the past back.

A meal meant to gather people together becomes the starting point for another dark Chase Adams investigation. Hidden motives, fresh death, and a widening conspiracy make this one especially dangerous.

Con Striker and Alex Frost return for another mind-bending case where seeing the right pattern could finally change everything. As always, the search for truth comes with a brutal price.

A baffling death that should look random starts revealing a pattern no one can ignore. This thriller turns chance, motive, and calculation into the heart of the mystery.