Peter Cawdron Books in Order
Explore Peter Cawdron’s books and series in order, with short summaries and reading lists to help you find your next book and decide where to begin reading.
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Peter Cawdron books in publication order
11 books
The Road to Hell
by Peter Cawdron
2011
In an America rebuilding after a second civil war, a murder investigation becomes baffling when the victim returns alive without recent memories. A genetically engineered soldier able to travel through time becomes central to a struggle involving loyalty, trust, and democracy.
Galactic Exploration
by Peter Cawdron
2012
Three generation ships crewed by clones explore different regions of the Milky Way in search of intelligent life. Four connected novellas follow their discoveries and conflicts while examining whether Earth’s conditions might be exceptionally rare.
Monsters
by Peter Cawdron
2012
A comet's biological fallout transforms animals into dangerous prehistoric forms, while civilization collapses into superstition and bans reading. Bruce Dobson and his son James challenge those prejudices, seeking to restore the scientific knowledge their survival increasingly requires.
All Our Tomorrows
by Peter Cawdron
2015
Teenage survivor Hazel refuses to accept that the friends stranded beyond her protected compound are dead. Isolated even among the living, she sets out to find them, risking the dangers of a world overrun by zombies.
Retrograde
by Peter Cawdron
2016
An international colony of scientists and astronauts lives beneath the surface of Mars, protected from the planet's radiation. When catastrophe strikes Earth, the settlers must confront a crisis their preparations never anticipated and reconsider whom they can trust.
Nosferatu
by Peter Cawdron
2017
Vampires have survived for millennia by allowing humanity to dismiss them as folklore. This science fiction novel reconsiders their hidden existence and the misconceptions surrounding Dracula, revealing how even familiar legends can conceal a profoundly different reality.
What We Left Behind
by Peter Cawdron
2017
Hazel grows up behind a commune's barbed wire, mourning the ordinary pleasures lost to a zombie apocalypse. When circumstances force her into an infested town, the teenager must apply the survival lessons that once seemed safely distant.
Mister Fluffy Bunny
by Peter Cawdron
2018
Found alone in the Mexican desert during a drug war, Dana is placed in an orphanage while a sheriff searches for her parents. His death leaves her fearing permanent confinement, with comfort coming from a stuffed bunny.
The Curious Case of the Hounds of Hell
by Peter Cawdron
2018
A young boy’s death draws a famous detective to an isolated mansion near Hell, Maine. The investigation centers on a killing attributed to wolves, placing the remote house at the heart of a new mystery.
Reentry
by Peter Cawdron
2019
After surviving disaster on Mars, astronaut Liz Mathieson returns to an Earth unsettled by war and insurgency. She carries remnants of the artificial intelligence responsible for the conflict, uncertain whether it also preserves something of her dead partner.
Equilibrium
by Peter Cawdron
2025
Pirates attack a resupply ship near Saturn, leaving seven crew members trapped on its severed command deck. As they struggle with their predicament, they discover that the greatest threat to survival may already be confined among them.
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