Richard Farr Books in Order

During Robert Falcon Scott's Antarctic expedition, Apsley Cherry-Garrard and two companions undertake a winter journey to collect emperor penguin eggs. Told in Cherry's voice, this historical account follows their scientific purpose and struggle against darkness and extreme cold.

After a freak accident devastates his family, seventeen-year-old Daniel Calder discovers a connection to a growing cult called the Seraphim. Ancient warnings, disappearances and an undeciphered language draw him into a struggle over humanity's history and future.

A bloodied body in a country-house library opens a story involving eighteenth-century love letters, an enigmatic double portrait and a dying woman's hatred of an old friend. Obsession, forgery and conflicting accounts complicate the search for truth.

Richard Farr uses comparisons of familiar objects and distances to make the universe's immense scale imaginable. This short guide ranges from quantum foam to galaxies and the unobservable universe, inviting readers to rethink the world they inhabit.

Morag Chen's disbelief in the supernatural changes when the Architects appear and take her brother Daniel's mind. Their search through a secret laboratory, a billionaire's home and a hidden community raises questions about the beings' origins and intentions.

Daniel experiences visions and impossible memories after an encounter with the Architects. Attacked in an underground city, he and Morag must escape with an ancient mathematical calculation and cross jungle and ocean as global communications fail and disorder spreads.