Shane Peacock Books in Order

This biography follows William Hunt, the Canadian daredevil who reinvented himself as the Great Farini. Peacock traces a life of tightrope feats, circus spectacle, invention, and relentless self-creation.

Dylan trains for a year to join his parents on a dangerous sea-kayaking trip to the abandoned island of Ireland's Eye. Once there, eerie warnings, old grief, and human danger turn the dream adventure into something much darker.

A winter move to Cobalt, Ontario, drops Dylan into an old silver mystery tied to abandoned mines and a missing fortune. With new friend Wynona Dixon, he starts digging into the past and finds more danger than he expected.

After winning a science fair with a mechanical T. rex, Dylan and his friends earn a trip to Alberta's dinosaur country. But the badlands are also hiding an escaped killer, and getting lost there could be deadly.

Peacock introduces Canada's prime ministers and key public figures through short, lively biographies. The book connects their personal quirks and political choices to the larger story of Confederation and the country that followed.

Dylan hopes a trip to British Columbia will be a break after the badlands, but local monster legends quickly pull him back into trouble. With his eccentric uncle Walter and a new friend, he heads into the wilderness on the trail of a deadly beast.

Thirteen-year-old Sherlock Holmes is poor, brilliant, and already marked as an outsider in 1867 London. When he starts investigating a Whitechapel murder, he discovers the accused man may be innocent and soon finds himself suspected as well.

While visiting the Crystal Palace, Sherlock sees a famed trapeze artist plunge to the floor and notices the bar has been tampered with. Still reeling from loss, he follows the case into Victorian London's rough underworld.

A wealthy girl vanishes in Hyde Park, and Sherlock is soon racing to solve the case before an innocent boy pays the price. The mystery stretches beyond London and tests both his judgment and his fragile bond with Irene Doyle.

When Beatrice claims that Spring-Heeled Jack attacked on Westminster Bridge and carried off her friend, Sherlock first doubts her story. Soon London is gripped by fear, and Sherlock is pulled into a chase full of paranoia, suspects, and sudden violence.

At Irene Doyle's birthday outing, Sherlock watches a magician make a dragon appear, then sees the performer arrested for murdering his rival. Convinced the case is not that simple, he follows the clues into a world of illusion, jealousy, and backstage danger.

Now nearly seventeen, Sherlock is isolated, grieving, and running low on reasons to care, until Mycroft reveals that Malefactor is moving to infiltrate the British government. The final case pushes Sherlock toward the choices that will turn him into Holmes.

After his grandfather's death, Adam is sent to France to complete three difficult tasks involving a lost painting, a famous book, and a forbidden cave. The journey turns into a reckoning with a family secret that needs to be set right.

A stash of cash, fake passports, and a Walther PPK sends Adam Murphy after the truth about his grandfather's hidden past. The trail leads him into a fast-moving spy mystery, an uneasy alliance, and real danger far from home.

Haunted by nightmares and broken by loss, Edgar Brim is drawn into a hidden war against monsters that may have stepped out of Victorian horror stories. His first mission takes him from the Scottish moors to a deadly confrontation in London.

A birthday trip to Sweden with his grandfather turns frightening when Adam gets lost in Stockholm and realizes he is being watched. Strangers, ghosts, and a girl he cannot figure out make the city feel more dangerous by the minute.

In this quiet, powerful picture book, an old man remembers being one of the boys who tormented Vincent van Gogh in Arles. It is a story about cruelty, regret, and learning to see another person more clearly.

After surviving one nightmare, Edgar returns to find his mentor murdered and a new creature on the hunt. As he is forced into the world of medicine and science, he starts to fear that the next monster may be even harder to stop.

Back in London after a near-fatal Arctic pursuit, Edgar faces worsening night terrors and what seems to be an invisible killer. To defeat this last threat, he may have to decide whether the demon stalking him is real, imagined, or both.

Grieving and out of sorts, Dylan arrives in Bathurst, New Brunswick, expecting a dull family visit. Then he and a local girl witness what looks like a burning ship on the water and uncover a mystery tied to the ghost ship of the Bay of Chaleur.

Noah Greene thinks he has found the perfect relationship with Miranda Owens, until one careless conversation wrecks it. Trying to understand the harm he has done, he writes his way toward apology, accountability, and maybe forgiveness.

Former NYPD detective Hugh Mercer comes to a quiet Ontario town hoping to put his life back together. Instead, a stranger predicts a woman's disappearance, and Hugh is drawn into a chilling case with local officer Alice Morrow.

What looks like a natural death becomes something darker when poison is found in Evelyn Massey's blood and a decades-old body turns up in her basement. Alice Morrow and Hugh Mercer uncover a mystery that may have been hiding in town for sixty years.

In an alternate 1899, Solomon Hunt frees a gifted, nonspeaking showman from captivity and hits the road with him across the Empire of America. Their growing band of young performers must outrun a ruthless impresario who wants them back.