Stephen Laws Books in Order
Explore Stephen Laws books in order, including Ghost Train, The Wyrm and Chasm, with publication lists and descriptions of his supernatural horror novels.
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Stephen Laws books in publication order
12 books
Ghost Train
by Stephen Laws
1985
After surviving an attack aboard a train, Mark Davies joins former policeman Les Chadderton, whose wife died on the same railway line. Together they investigate the force behind its violent incidents and prepare to confront it aboard the train.
Spectre
by Stephen Laws
1987
Richard Eden treasures a photograph of the childhood friends who once called themselves the Byker Chapter. When their images begin disappearing and the friends die violently, he faces a stalking horror apparently connected to their shared Newcastle past.
The Wyrm
by Stephen Laws
1987
A proposed motorway threatens an ancient gibbet near Shillingham, alarming the man who knows what sleeps beneath it. Writer Michael Lambton and Christy Warwick become drawn into the struggle to prevent a vengeful evil from awakening.
The Frighteners
by Stephen Laws
1990
Imprisoned after a botched robbery, Eddie Brinkburn learns that a rival gang has murdered his wife and children. Another inmate offers him a terrifying supernatural power, giving Eddie the means to pursue revenge while believing he can control it.
Darkfall
by Stephen Laws
1992
At Christmas, an office block full of partygoers disappears, drawing Detective Inspector Jack Cardiff and his squad into an impossible investigation. Inside the building, survivors face a violent storm and a supernatural threat that transforms the structure around them.
Gideon
by Stephen Laws
1993
Bernice, Yvonne and Jacqueline are bound to Gideon by an unnatural, destructive attraction. When the three women unite against him, they discover that their tormentor is far more than an ordinary man and that resistance puts their loved ones at risk.
Daemonic
by Stephen Laws
1995
Reclusive millionaire and horror filmmaker Jack Draegerman offers strangers enormous payments to visit his fortress, the Rock. Once inside its labyrinthine corridors, the guests encounter the consequences of his dealings with a demonic force that also enjoys making bargains.
Macabre
by Stephen Laws
1995
Cruising the city before dawn, taxi driver Tony Dandridge stops for a desperate woman and her baby. The encounter draws him into a nightmare involving missing people, vulnerable street dwellers and a religious cult with terrifying connections to the dead.
Chasm
by Stephen Laws
1998
An earthquake leaves Edmonville's remaining buildings stranded on isolated stone pillars above a vast abyss. Cut off from supplies and rescue, survivors struggle to reach one another, while unexplained disappearances suggest something in the chasm is hunting them.
Fear Me
by Stephen Laws
2005
Three women believe they have freed themselves by attacking the sadistic Gideon, who drained their lives through seduction. But their tormentor survives, seeking revenge against them and everyone they love, forcing them to confront his inhuman nature.
Ferocity
by Stephen Laws
2007
Livestock killings and sightings of a huge cat unsettle rural Northumberland. New resident Cath Lane, a novelist and mother, begins researching the supposed beast as material for fiction, unaware that the threat waiting in the moors is real.
Somewhere South Of Midnight
by Stephen Laws
2012
Seven people survive a catastrophic motorway collision and discover that they possess disturbing new powers. Harry Stark, grieving his family, finds that his touch can kill and seeks an explanation for the changes before the survivors' abilities bring further horror.
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