Sigmund Brouwer Books in Order

Young court jester Raphael is falsely accused of attempting to murder Pope Clement VI in Avignon. His juggling, acrobatics and knife-throwing skills become tools for survival as he searches for the real attacker and struggles to rely on his faith.

Warrior Vitas is sentenced to death as Nero's adviser Helius anticipates eliminating his enemy. A mysterious scroll becomes central to their conflict, with both men seeking its meaning while the emperor's growing cruelty creates further enemies around him.

Jim, Mickey and Lisa play paintball in storm drains as the Sewer Rats. When a new boy is injured, suspicion divides the club, and Lisa's flight into the tunnels becomes urgent danger as a rainstorm begins.

Medicine Hat Tigers player Ray Hockaday is assigned to help his new Russian roommate adjust to Canada. Ray keeps secrets of his own, but Vlad's hidden past brings a much greater danger when the Russian Mafia begins pursuing him.

New Timberwolves player Tom Morgan is talented but competitive and repeatedly picks on Stu Duncan. Johnny Maverick proposes a race between them, hoping to address Tom's behavior and show him why treating teammates fairly matters beyond individual skill.

A practical joke at a hockey tournament sparks an escalating rivalry between Johnny Maverick and Tom Morgan. When Johnny wins an autographed hockey stick, fear that Tom will target his prize makes their contest of revenge harder to escape.

Hostage negotiator Mulvaney Quinn is injured and falsely arrested just as a terrorist plot threatens a global religious crisis. Forced to work with the woman who arrested him, he races to stop extremists intent on destroying a sacred relic.

Nolan Andrews is excited to play hockey in Calgary alongside his older brother, a star for the Hitmen. Discovering troubling inconsistencies in Nathan's new life forces Nolan to weigh family loyalty against choices that may involve breaking the law.

The Timberwolves' new coach brings his son Eldridge onto a team chasing the playoffs. Eldridge's poor hockey skills anger Johnny Maverick and his teammates, until Johnny learns something that challenges how they judge the newcomer.

Johnny Maverick and Tom Morgan compete for their hockey league's scoring trophy, but trouble keeps interrupting their rivalry. A prank involving the coach and a teammate's notoriously smelly socks complicate their efforts to stay focused on winning.

Caitlyn Brown and her companions flee bounty hunters through a future Appalachia ruled by an oppressive society. Escaping its walls may reveal the secrets of her unusual existence, but relentless pursuit makes every step toward freedom dangerous.

Johnny Maverick devises a plan to win a fundraising contest for his hockey team. When a visiting girl repeatedly beats him at his own challenges, the town's amusement and his friends' enthusiasm put his pride to the test.

Responding to his daughters' questions about creation, Sigmund Brouwer explores the relationship between scientific knowledge and Genesis. Accessible explanations and family stories present his argument that Christian faith need not fear science and help parents discuss apparent contradictions.

Ian spends summers helping at his uncle's Key West dive shop and enjoying scuba diving. A series of apparent accidents makes him fear his uncle is in danger, drawing him into a threat more complicated than he first understands.

Tyce Sanders faces two crises: rescuing scientists buried in a Martian cave-in and uncovering a plot aboard a spaceship nearing Earth. His virtual-reality skills and growing faith are tested by danger both on the planet and during the voyage.

Tyce Sanders and Mars Project staff are imprisoned during a mission on Earth. Tyce must find a way to carry out their assignment and rescue endangered children before the rising conflict between opposing forces becomes a world war.

Fourteen-year-old Tyce Sanders lives in a scientific colony on Mars where oxygen levels are falling. While searching for a way to save its residents, he uncovers evidence that the planet may hold another dangerous form of life.

In two Martian adventures, Tyce Sanders makes a discovery that could change lives far beyond the colony and faces a comet heading toward the planet. Investigating the truth and protecting his home test his technical abilities and developing faith.

Tyce Sanders threatens to reveal his unusual abilities, alarming rebels who want their technology kept secret. As he tries to return to Mars, their plans put the colony's future at risk and force him into a decisive confrontation.

Talented Inuit hockey player Reuben Reuben and his friend Gear join a businessman-sponsored pond-hockey tour of the western Arctic. The journey brings lessons about teamwork and northern life, along with a dangerous family secret neither expected to encounter.

Johnny Maverick, Tom and Stu each hope to partner with talented newcomer Connie at their hockey team's fundraising dance. With prizes including a coveted hockey stick at stake, their rivalry creates complications beyond the ice.

Johnny Maverick and his friends face their fathers in the annual hockey game for the Wassabbee trophy. This year's winter camping trip promises outdoor competition and pranks, so the boys prepare to outsmart the adults first.

In a divided near-future America, Caitlyn Brown tries to hide the unusual body and genetic gifts that powerful people want to exploit. Fleeing a ruthless bounty hunter, she reluctantly relies on a streetwise illusionist named Razor.

The Howling Timberwolves must win two of three games to reach the championship finals. Meanwhile, Johnny Maverick faces a disruptive visit from his young cousin Sarah and discovers that his confidence does not guarantee success on the ice.

Outspoken Justine McKeen sets out to protect the environment through projects that involve friends and neighbors. Her enthusiasm, bossiness and habit of revealing only part of the truth make her efforts to change people's behavior unexpectedly complicated.

Drawing on music, humor and storytelling, Brouwer offers teachers and parents ways to encourage children's reading and writing. He explores how enjoying, creating and revising stories can build literacy and strengthen connections between children and educators.

Twelve-year-old foster child Jaimie Piper senses a threatening darkness and turns to her teacher, Crockett Grey, for protection. Investigating her unusual gift draws the grieving teacher into a dangerous conspiracy linked to powerful figures in the Vatican.

An English soldier returning from India discovers that he has leprosy and leaves his family rather than risk infecting them. Years later, an abandoned baby exposed to the disease challenges his isolation and the prejudices around him.

Teenage musician Webb leaves Toronto to carry out a request in his grandfather's will on the remote Canol Trail. The northern journey forces him to confront dangers tied to his grandfather's past while struggling with his own troubled home life.

Justine recruits her friends to clean dog waste from a park near the school board offices. She hopes their environmental campaign will attract the superintendent's attention and persuade him to restore their school's librarian to her job.

Concerned about cars idling outside her school, Justine plans walking school buses to reduce exhaust fumes. Convincing skeptical adults to help proves harder than inventing the scheme, testing her determination to make the neighborhood greener.

Vitas hopes to settle quietly with his wife in Alexandria, but obligations to his rescuers draw him into a plot against Nero. Political turmoil pulls him toward Jerusalem as the Roman Empire faces succession struggles and siege.

Raised in a monastery, Thomas knows little about his origins until a dying woman's warning sends him on a quest. In medieval England, he must judge unfamiliar companions while confronting a secretive order and its influence.

A teenage boy receives a warning to leave his island town from a friend who died weeks earlier. The message activates a computer safeguard and draws him into a conspiracy that turns his investigation into a flight for survival.

Thomas rules Magnus, but northern invaders, scheming nobles and powerful Druids threaten his position. As enemies anticipate his decisions, he searches the secrets of his past for answers while struggling to identify allies he can trust.

After Jimmy Blatzo rescues an injured bird, Justine helps him tackle the windows causing similar accidents around town. Their campaign requires the school bully to face the town council and overcome his fear of speaking publicly.

Finding a stray cat and kittens feeding from the school dumpster, Justine sees a chance to help animals and reduce wasted food. Putting her plan into practice means winning over the cafeteria's uncooperative manager, Mr. Raymond.

When mysterious men claiming to be Priests of the Holy Grail seize Magnus, Thomas escapes disguised as a beggar. Accompanied by Gervaise, he journeys toward the Holy Land, where competing secret orders and ancient knowledge test his beliefs.

Thomas travels through the Holy Land toward Jerusalem, facing bandits, deceptive allies and uncertainty about whom to trust. His search for the Druids' plans unfolds as increasingly powerful enemies prepare another threat against him back in England.

Justine's Earth Day project collides with Savannah Blue, a classmate who mocks her clothes and environmental concerns. Their teacher assigns the two girls a joint presentation, forcing Justine to work with the person undermining her efforts.

After Japan invades the Dutch East Indies in 1942, ten-year-old Jeremiah Prins must help care for his younger siblings in an internment camp. Hunger, brutality and his mother's troubles test him, while friendship with Laura provides strength.

Two identity cards bearing different names and his grandfather's photograph send Webb searching for answers about the Vietnam War. Joining forces with veteran Lee Knox, he follows a dangerous trail through the American South as other pursuers close in.

High-school seniors William King and Blake Watt accept an assignment to use their computer skills to find a missing father. Their apparent child-support case conceals a more complicated mission involving a software executive and troubling reasons for their recruitment.

Despite wealth and status, Jace struggles to protect his brother from an abusive father and neglectful mother. Learning to box and working with two girls seeking revenge, he plans to expose the violence hidden behind his family's image.

Webb expects a Florida Keys vacation with his grandfather to involve kayaking and fishing. Instead, a dying resort owner's connection to an old crime draws him into a mystery pursued by people with dangerous interests in its secrets.

Alarmed by plastic waste, Justine launches a campaign to ban bottled water at school. The new principal, Dr. Proctor, opposes the proposal, leaving her to convince both him and her classmates that changing their habits matters.

In Panama's Canal Zone in 1909, James Holt agrees to help a girl named Saffire find her missing mother. The search pulls him into political intrigue and dangerous secrets beneath the international struggle surrounding the canal.

This collection pairs Devil's Pass and Tin Soldier, following musician Webb on journeys sparked by his grandfather's secrets. His investigations carry him from Canada's remote north to the American South, where the Vietnam War shapes another dangerous mystery.

After a drug deal goes wrong, fifteen-year-old Max Stone flees criminals and police by trying to board a freight train. A veteran rail rider named Joseph helps him aboard, beginning an unexpected journey away from his Vancouver life.

Justine and her friends enlist Principal Proctor in a campaign against electronics that consume power while sitting unused. Their efforts to cut waste, costs and greenhouse gases become complicated when Grandpa Blatzo encounters their talk of energy vampires.

Team Retribution takes on a teenager's plea for help against blackmail involving family-business secrets. Jace and his brother Bentley investigate, uncovering a household's hidden troubles while Jace wrestles with questions about his own family and origins.

Elle's dream of touring becomes reality when she opens for country star Johnny James. Difficult fans, jealous singers and tour-bus restrictions complicate the experience, and a performance mishap threatens her relationships with audiences, family and her record company.

This nonfiction account follows Apollo 11 from launch through its moon landing and return, highlighting moments when the mission nearly failed. Eleven episodes connect the astronauts' experiences with centuries of scientific discoveries and inventions that made their journey possible.

Atlatl dreams of earning his father's respect despite an old injury that limits his hunting. Rescuing a saber-tooth cub creates conflict within his prehistoric clan, and a looming disaster demands ingenuity and courage beyond traditional hunting skills.

Eight connected stories follow a Canadian platoon whose wartime survival depends on unexpected help from animals. Accounts of dogs, donkeys, cats, and other creatures accompany factual sections about animal heroes and the soldiers who fought at Vimy Ridge.

Charlie likes routines and helping his veterinarian mother on their farm, but outgoing newcomer Amy disrupts his orderly world. When a neighbor's dog becomes mysteriously ill, the two children must work together despite their very different approaches.

Charlie wants an orderly science project, while Amy prefers messy fun and teammate Jenna worries about her puppy's behavior toward her mother. Helping Jenna understand the dog's actions becomes a pressing mystery that distracts them from schoolwork.

Eleven-year-old Charlie trusts the rules in his notebook to explain animals, but people remain harder to understand. Unusual veterinary problems, including a jewelry-eating dog and swarming bees, challenge his system while his best friend's unexplained distress complicates matters.

A Yukon teenager finds a valuable gold nugget that could fund his escape from abusive foster parents. Keeping it from his controlling foster father becomes a dangerous contest of strategy, turning the wilderness into a test of survival.

This nonfiction narrative investigates the disappearance of Franklin's Arctic expedition after its 1845 departure in search of the Northwest Passage. Historical perspectives and modern searches for the ships combine to examine evidence behind one of exploration's enduring mysteries.

Teenager Rain falls overboard during a sailing holiday and reaches an island owned by a hunting-obsessed billionaire. Discovering that he has become the next quarry, Rain must use his intelligence to survive a game designed for another man’s pleasure.