Rachel Harrison Books in Order

During the siege of Mone, Commissar Severina Raine executes a captain who refuses to advance, then takes command herself. It is a sharp introduction to a hard, disciplined leader forced to earn a regiment's trust in the middle of disaster.

Shot down behind enemy lines, Raine and the 11th Antari Rifles must escort a vital officer and stay alive in cult-held territory. The story leans into exhaustion, fear, and the brutal math of survival.

Kora Zekk expects betrayal when she delivers weapons to a House Orlock stronghold, and she is right. When the deal collapses and the Enforcers close in, survival depends on quick thinking and nerve.

Trapped in the shattered city of Balfar after their retreat collapses, Raine and her troopers fight through maze-like streets looking for a way to strike back. It is a claustrophobic battle story about endurance under impossible pressure.

Blood Angels Captain Donato leads his Terminators onto the shrine world of Luminata to reclaim the Chalice of Sanguinius from the Word Bearers. The real danger is not just the heretics, but the Black Rage building inside his warriors.

Commissar Severina Raine and the 11th Antari Rifles battle the Chaos cult called the Sighted across the Bale Stars. As the campaign turns personal, Raine must face buried memories as well as the enemy in front of her.

Raine and the Antari Rifles are sent into the ruined city of Termina to hunt a powerful enemy psyker. Omens, fear, and urban ruin give this Severina Raine story a grim, haunted edge.

This collected audio drama follows Captain Karina Arq and the crew of the Fortune's Favour to a remote watch station that may be far worse than open space. It is a tight, atmospheric piece of Warhammer Horror built on isolation and creeping dread.

When the Fortune's Favour is stranded after a sudden drop from the warp, Captain Karina Arq steers her crew toward a lonely watch station called Refuge. The setup is pure void horror, with help arriving just a little too conveniently.

Refuge looks like salvation, but the deeper Arq and her crew go, the more wrong the station feels. This middle chapter shifts from mystery to dread as escape starts to look less and less possible.

Something inside Refuge knows the crew's fears and begins turning them against one another. The final chapter goes full Warhammer Horror, forcing Arq and her people to face what followed them into the station.

While sheltering underground during the war against the Sighted, Raine and Tempestus captain Andren Fel compare the brutal training that made them. The action pauses just long enough to dig into duty, trauma, and loyalty.

This anthology offers a broad tour of the Warhammer 40,000 universe through a novella and a wide mix of shorter fiction. Rachel Harrison appears here with The Darkling Hours, a grim Severina Raine tale set in the war against the Sighted.

Two years after Julie vanished on a hike, she suddenly comes back with no memory of where she has been. When her friends reunite at a remote inn, one of them becomes sure that whatever returned is not really Julie.

After a painful breakup, Annie leaves Manhattan for a small upstate town and befriends the magnetic, uncanny Sophie. What starts as a fresh start becomes a witchy story about loneliness, friendship, and learning to want more.

Sally volunteers at a living history museum and slips into a ghostly realm tied to its Victorian past. Her growing connection to a dead man forces her to look hard at the flat, unhappy life waiting for her outside.

This short collection brings together four unsettling stories about heartbreak, body image, friendship, and hauntings. Rachel Harrison moves from creepy dolls to cruel apps and disastrous weekends, keeping the focus on women making very bad choices under pressure.

Back in her hometown to help her pregnant twin sister, Rory is attacked after hitting something with her car. What follows is a werewolf story that turns rage, trauma, and messy family history into something raw and darkly funny.

Vesper returns to the isolated religious community she fled years ago for her cousin's wedding. The homecoming forces her to confront family secrets, old wounds, and a crisis of faith that turns increasingly sinister.

Sloane expects a quiet birthday getaway with her best friend Naomi, not a night that changes both of their lives forever. Harrison turns that setup into a bloody vampire novel about friendship, appetite, and finally wanting more from life.

Influencer Clio Barnes inherits the house her mother swore was possessed and sees a chance to turn it into content. As old memories surface and the renovation worsens, she has to decide whether the family story she dismissed was true all along.

Willa is already dreading a wedding weekend with her ex in attendance when a masked killer crashes the reception. Then she wakes up and has to live the nightmare again, trapped in a loop of carnage and bad timing.