Peter Clines Books in Order

Los Angeles has fallen to a zombie plague, and a handful of superheroes are all that stand between the living and total collapse. St. George and his allies can punch hard, but keeping a frightened survivor colony alive is tougher.

This mash-up recasts Robinson Crusoe as a cursed werewolf marooned on an island full of darker secrets than Defoe ever admitted. Cannibals, old gods, and isolation turn the classic survival tale into pulpy gothic horror.

Life at the Mount is getting steadier, but St. George and the other heroes are still surrounded by the dead and hunted by enemies with powers of their own. Survival now means defending hope, not just walls.

Four linked stories trace survivors in a city wrecked by the Baugh Contagion, where the infected have become ravenous Junkies. Each thread shows a different face of the apocalypse, from fear and loss to chance and stubborn hope.

Nate takes a cheap apartment in Los Angeles and starts noticing too many locked doors, strange lights, and impossible details. As he and his neighbors compare clues, the whole building begins to look like a trap with world-ending consequences.

The Mount is finally becoming a real town, until one hero starts slipping and Legion finds new ways to weaponize the undead. The threat is bigger now, and Los Angeles has not run out of monsters yet.

George Bailey is a tired Los Angeles handyman by day, but in his dreams he flies with heroes through a zombie-ruined world. When both lives start bleeding together, he has to decide which reality is real, and which one needs saving.

Mike Erikson is content with a quiet life until an old friend asks him to inspect a teleportation device called the Albuquerque Door. The deeper he digs, the more this clever science breakthrough starts to feel like a door that should stay shut.

This X-Files anthology sends Mulder and Scully into a fresh stack of creepy investigations, from monsters to conspiracies. Gini Koch's story, "Sewers," follows a string of teen disappearances into very dangerous underground territory.

With the Mount's food supply in danger, St. George and the other heroes gamble on contact with a man-made island of survivors in the Pacific. What looks like hope quickly turns into a test of how far their community can trust outsiders.

This short-story collection moves from zombies and superheroes to quieter strains of weird horror. Clines keeps the pieces lean and twisty, with the same dry humor, sharp setups, and sudden turns that drive his novels.

Eli Teague chases the mysterious traveler he met as a boy and gets swept into a hidden war across American history. It is a fast, strange road trip through time, myth, and the stories a country tells about itself.

Cali Washington thought caretaking the Moon's vast graveyards would be a good place to hide from her past. Then a meteor hits a cemetery and the dead rise, trapping her in a brutal, low-gravity fight for survival.

Murdoch, Chase, and Anne are pulled toward a remote island where old loyalties, cultish plans, and thin spots in reality collide. This Threshold novel mixes cosmic horror with survival thriller energy as several story lines crash together.

Burned-out former operative Hector teams up with Natalie, a girl carrying the ghost of a dead agent in her head. As killers close in, their escape turns into a brutal chase with supernatural stakes.

A professor leads his astronomy students on what should be a simple outing, then strands them in a hidden valley full of dinosaurs, aliens, and old mysteries. To get home alive, they have to solve the place before it solves them.