Robert Muchamore Books in Order

James and fellow cherubs move into a London housing estate to infiltrate cocaine kingpin Keith Moore’s family. By befriending Moore’s children and slipping into his operation, they hope to map the supply chain and bring down a major drug network.

After his mother’s death, trouble‑prone James Choke is offered a fresh start at CHERUB, a covert spy organisation that trains children. Surviving brutal basic training, he is thrown straight into a mission to stop eco‑terrorists targeting an international oil conference.

Posing as brothers, James and Dave get themselves jailed in a tough Arizona prison to befriend Curtis Key, teenage son of an elusive arms dealer. Breaking Curtis out is only the start of a plan to track his mother and missing missiles.

Sent to investigate small‑time crook Leon Tarasov’s sudden riches, James embeds himself with Leon’s family and befriends his kids. A routine job quickly uncovers a cover‑up surrounding an unexplained death, and James must decide who he can trust.

James, Lauren and Dana infiltrate The Survivors, a wealthy Australian cult secretly bankrolling eco‑terrorist attacks. Between elite boarding schools, remote desert compounds and staged miracles, they must expose the money trail before a huge gas‑terminal explosion kills thousands.

James and Lauren penetrate a violent animal‑rights group planning extreme stunts against labs and factory farms. As protests escalate into kidnapping and live‑streamed torture, the siblings struggle to stay undercover without becoming accomplices.

After a CHERUB agent is stabbed infiltrating the Slasher Boys gang, James is sent to join rival crew the Mad Dogs. Navigating turf wars, drug deals and a sadistic CHERUB instructor back home, he risks being swallowed by the gang world he is meant to stop.

Working in a collapsing Russian company town, James sees a weapons deal go catastrophically wrong, leaving two MI5 agents and their target dead. Hauled back to Britain and suspended, he battles rumours and politics while CHERUB investigates what really happened.

Rat and Andy attend a gaming sleepover at the home of a suspected nuclear‑technology dealer’s son. Between midnight hacking sessions and sudden violence, they race to copy crucial files from the father’s laptop before he realises his house has been bugged.

James joins a joint British‑American war game in the Nevada desert while infiltrating an anarchist group buying weapons. Pranks on a US army base, shady arms deals and a wild trip to Las Vegas collide in one chaotic operation.

When a packed passenger jet explodes over the Atlantic, investigators suspect terrorism but have no leads. Lauren and Jake follow a troubled boy who believes his father caused the crash, uncovering a smuggling ring that treats safety rules as expendable.

Years after watching biker gang Brigands M.C. murder his family, Dante Scott joins CHERUB and gets a second chance at them. Undercover with James and Lauren inside the club, he must decide whether he wants justice, revenge, or both.

Still trapped in occupied France, Henderson’s makeshift team go undercover around key ports targeted for Britain’s invasion. Acting as translators and saboteurs, the kids help direct bombing raids that could decide whether the invasion ever leaves the ground.

In June 1940, as German forces pour into France, British agent Charles Henderson races to reach siblings Paul and Rosie Clarke. With help from runaway orphan Marc Kilgour, the children are swept into a desperate ten‑day dash for safety.

Set in a fictional central African nation sliding into civil war, this uncompromising novel follows teenagers and civilians trapped between militias, government forces and foreign interests. It focuses on how violence reshapes families, loyalties and any realistic chance of escape.

Back in Britain in 1941, Charles Henderson sets up a prototype CHERUB training camp for Marc, Paul, Rosie, PT and new recruits. Harsh drills, parachute jumps and a massive war game will prove whether kids can really work as spies.

On his final CHERUB mission, James targets a corrupt ex‑Brigands leader now profiting from a controversial tsunami‑relief project in Asia. Back in Britain, Lauren and friends stage a daring protest that forces the government to confront its own failures.

With Allied shipping under siege, Henderson and his teenage spies head to the French port of Lorient to target a U‑boat base. Deep inside enemy territory, they must blend in, gather intelligence and help cripple the submarine pens.

New CHERUB recruit Ryan Sharma is sent on his first mission to befriend Ethan Kitsell, a Californian chess prodigy whose grandmother runs a powerful smuggling empire. His easy‑sounding assignment quickly pulls him into a dangerous web of crime and politics.

Ryan has saved Ethan Kitsell’s life more than once, and Ethan thinks he is a guardian angel. But Ryan’s real job is to help dismantle Ethan’s billionaire crime family, forcing him to balance friendship against duty as kidnappings and betrayals spiral.

Summer 1943: Henderson and his young agents parachute into occupied France to track Hitler’s new flying bomb. After gruelling sniper training, they infiltrate a secret research bunker where one mistake could hand the Nazis a devastating weapon.

June 1944, just after D‑Day, Henderson’s unit operate with the maquis near Beauvais to slow an armoured German column. Sabotage missions, reprisals and fraying loyalties turn their last wartime operation into the most dangerous of the series.

Marc Kilgour, teenage CHERUB agent in 1942, is trapped in a brutal German labour camp in Frankfurt. When a risky escape fails, he must survive beatings, forged papers and a desperate journey across occupied Europe to reach the resistance.

Ryan boards a cargo plane knowing the next twenty‑four hours could change the world. Alongside Kazakov and returning hero James Adams, he races to stop a coordinated Black Friday bombing campaign that would devastate packed US shopping malls.

This graphic‑novel edition condenses James Adams’s first CHERUB adventure into vivid artwork. Readers see his chaotic home life, punishing basic training and infiltration of an eco‑terror commune brought to life frame by frame.

To bring down vicious North London drug boss Hagar, Ryan works the streets while fellow agent Ning befriends Fay Hoyt, whose mother Hagar killed. Fay’s burning need for revenge threatens to turn a careful undercover operation into all‑out war.

Guitarist Jay, shy singer Summer and slacker Dylan each dream of music as a way out of their messy lives. When their bands collide on hit talent show Rock War, rivalries, crushes and family chaos complicate their shot at stardom.

This short prequel follows ambitious teens as they hustle for a coveted Rock War audition slot. Petty feuds, risky stunts and a rigged‑feeling TV process show just how far some will go for a chance on stage.

Selected bands move into glamorous Rock War Manor for six weeks of televised training. Non‑stop cameras, producer manipulation and jealous clashes threaten to implode Jay, Summer and Dylan’s friendships before they even make the live shows.

The Rock War finalists are sent to a rugged outdoor camp to film a spin‑off survival show. Harsh challenges, family emergencies and behind‑the‑scenes cheating reveal who really cares about the music and who is only chasing the spotlight.

As CHERUB’s story ends, Ryan teams with James Adams and a hand‑picked squad of current and former agents to rescue kidnapped oil engineers from territory held by extremists. Operating off the books, they face one last mission where politics are as dangerous as bullets.

Fresh off reality‑show fame, Jay, Summer and Dylan discover that record deals, tours and sudden celebrity are far messier than television promised. As labels bicker and social media turns toxic, they must decide whether fame is worth the fallout.

In near‑future Las Vegas, lonely Brit Harry and fiery scientist‑in‑training Charlie grow up together as cheap gene‑editing tech goes mainstream. As corporations and extremists weaponise designer viruses like the deadly Killer T, their relationship is tested by fear, money and moral choices.

Teenager Georgia, a drone‑racing prodigy in London, and Julius, a privileged boy in politically volatile Nigeria, both end up in the same psychiatric unit. Through protest movements, family secrets and first love, they try to change broken systems without destroying themselves.

In a rust‑belt city run by corrupt police and gangster Guy Gisborne, twelve‑year‑old Robin is forced from his home after his dad is framed. Small, fast and deadly with a bow, he teams with Marion to rob the rich and expose the powerful.

Hiding by the coast with a price on his head, Robin is drawn into rescuing refugees from dangerous sea crossings. When he and Marion uncover a ruthless people‑smuggling ring, they take the fight to traffickers in swamps, warehouses and online.

After the Locksley riot, former bully Clare Gisborne returns to school as a hated outcast while Robin’s name is graffitied on every wall. Robin targets Sheriff Marjorie with pranks, hacking her office and sabotaging a cruel trophy hunt at Sherwood Castle.

Conditions in Sherwood Forest’s abandoned resort are turning grim as Sheriff Marjorie and Guy Gisborne tighten their grip on Locksley. Robin recruits his brother Little John as a mole and masterminds a high‑tech stunt involving drones, dams and serious collateral damage.

Snowed in at the crumbling Sherwood Castle Resort, Robin’s crew take on a bizarre job for the world’s second‑richest man: rescuing his kidnapped dogs. The search triggers their biggest hacking operation yet and puts the rebels on powerful enemies’ radar.

Robin reconnects with old friend Alan, whose dad is Guy Gisborne’s top henchman at a shady waste‑disposal firm. As accidents mount at toxic worksites, Robin launches dirt‑bike raids and digital leaks aimed at burying Gisborne’s most lethal business.

While Robin gleefully sabotages ex‑sheriff Marjorie’s presidential campaign from Sherwood Castle, Marion is locked inside notorious Pelican Island prison. When her biker‑gang father offers help, Robin must decide whether to trust an outlaw in a daring breakout scheme.

Robin campaigns to make his dad sheriff of Nottingham, fighting vote‑rigging and intimidation from Guy Gisborne. At the same time, Little John is swept into his mother’s hardline presidential race, and bomb threats turn election season into open warfare.

Robin’s father now runs the sheriff’s office, but former sheriff Marjorie has become national president with a mandate to crush Sherwood’s rebels. As she moves to send in the army and round up migrants, Robin and Little John brace for an icy, all‑out showdown.