Stephen R Lawhead Books in Order

As Rome withdraws from Britain and the old order collapses, Aurelia, daughter of a magistrate and wife of a legate, struggles to protect her family and raise her sons, Aurelius and Uther. Her story charts the end of empire and the fragile beginnings of the age that will give rise to Arthur.

Conor mac Ardan, now chief of the Darini, has turned Tara’s Hill into a refuge for those driven out by the Scálda. When a vast fleet of black ships lands, he must face treachery among Eirlandia’s lords and lead a final campaign for the soul of his homeland.

Forced to leave the safety of the faery realm, Conor and his sword companions ride back into an Eirlandia on the verge of collapse. Discovering that some clan chiefs have sided with the invaders, they become clanless outcasts and gather a grass roots resistance.

Wrongly accused of betraying his people, Conor mac Ardan is cast out from his coastal tribe just as barbarian Scálda sweep across Eirlandia. His search for the truth leads to the imprisoned Fae and a discovery that could either save or doom the island.

Set in the same near future world as City of Dreams, this story brings Alex Hunter’s conflict with the powers behind ICON and the modern day Messiah movement to a global scale, as political upheaval and spiritual unrest collide in a final reckoning.

Reality itself is starting to tear as ley line travel spins out of control and worlds collide. Stranded far from home, Kit and Cass fight to reach the Spirit Well and repair the shattered Skin Map before a universe ending catastrophe catches them.

Kit, Mina, Cass, and their scattered allies regroup in a sixteenth century coffee house, racing to reconnect with the Spirit Well while the ley lines grow dangerously unstable. Betrayals and missing map fragments force them to question who, if anyone, they can trust.

As Kit learns to navigate the ley lines with growing skill, an archaeologist named Cass is swept from an Arizona dig into 1950s Damascus and the orbit of the Seekers. Together they hunt for the legendary Spirit Well, a source of power every faction wants to control.

Still reeling from his first jumps between worlds, Kit takes up Cosimo’s mission to reassemble the Skin Map. His search pulls him from Egyptian tombs to Bohemian coffeehouses and Stone Age landscapes, all while brutal Burley men close in on every trail.

Londoner Kit Livingstone meets his long lost great grandfather and discovers that ancient ley lines can fling travelers through time and across alternate histories. When his girlfriend is lost in the process, Kit is drawn into the race to recover a map tattooed on human skin.

Friar Tuck has walked beside Bran from the start, but now the conflict with the Normans is reaching a breaking point. As armies converge and kings maneuver, the unconventional priest must help hold together a fragile alliance and decide how far faith can sanction rebellion.

Captured and facing execution, outlaw Will Scarlet bargains for time by telling a bishop the truth about King Raven. His jailhouse tale weaves together raids, narrow escapes, and the birth of a legend as Bran’s band becomes the last hope of the oppressed Welsh.

When Norman soldiers seize his homeland and murder his father, Welsh prince Bran ap Brychan flees into the forest and becomes an outlaw. In the greenwood he slowly turns rage and despair into a cunning guerrilla war that will make him the feared King Raven.

When an ultra violent terror network detonates dirty bombs in cities across the country, ICON agent Alex Hunter is ordered to hunt down their elusive leader, the Prophet. The deeper he probes, the more he doubts both his own agency and the narrative he has been given.

Kidnapped from his comfortable British home by Irish raiders, young Succat is sold into brutal slavery. Years later he escapes, wanders through Gaul and Rome, and battles despair and doubt until a new name, Patrick, and a fierce calling draw him back to the land of his captors.

Collected from a run of comics, this graphic novel follows Agent Alex Hunter as he investigates a mysterious miracle worker whose presence is quietly changing the world. Up close, Alex has to decide whether the man he shadows is a threat, a fraud, or something far more dangerous to his old loyalties.

Special Agent Alex Hunter arrives in New York on a routine undercover assignment and finds himself caught between a prophetic street preacher and a manipulative world government. As he tracks a supposed terrorist cell, he slowly realizes he may be the one who is really being targeted.

After witnessing her father’s murder in Jerusalem, Cait is drawn into a perilous search for the fabled Mystic Rose, a chalice tied to the Last Supper. Her quest carries her from Celtic shores into Moorish Spain, where crusaders and emirs covet the same holy prize.

Duncan, son of Murdo Ranulfson, sets out to recover the Black Rood, a relic believed to be a fragment of the True Cross. His journey entangles him with ambitious Templars, ruthless nobles, and a hidden brotherhood whose loyalties could change the fate of Christendom.

In a near future Britain where the monarchy is about to be abolished, army officer James Arthur Stuart learns he is heir to an ancient promise. Guided by a mysterious Mr. Embries, he must decide whether to claim a throne that could either heal or shatter a divided nation.

Told largely through the eyes of Gwalchavad, this volume finds Arthur establishing a shrine for the Holy Grail, only to have treachery strike at the heart of his court. The knights must ride into the wasteland of Lyonesse to recover the sacred cup and what it represents.

Sleep scientist Dr. Spence Reston volunteers as his own test subject aboard space station Gotham, only to be plagued by terrifying dreams and blackouts. When he discovers an alien intelligence is hijacking his mind, the trail leads to a ruined Martian city and a threat to humanity itself.

Aidan, an Irish monk at Kells, is chosen to escort an illuminated gospel to the emperor in distant Byzantium. Captured by Vikings and swept into wars, courts, and slavery, he travels farther than he ever imagined and finds his faith tested almost to breaking.

As Arthur’s hard won Kingdom of Summer faces invasion from a savage warlord called the Black Boar and a devastating plague, Merlin struggles to hold together brittle alliances. The newborn dream of a just Britain is tested by enemies from without and creeping despair within.

Declared the true king of Albion by the chief bard, Llew is maimed and driven into exile when Prince Meldron usurps the throne. As the land sickens under false rule, Llew gathers outcasts into a hidden stronghold and waits for the strange providence that will restore both king and kingdom.

Oxford graduate student Lewis Gillies follows his roommate Simon to a remote Scottish farm and into a cairn that opens onto Albion, a Celtic Otherworld. There he is drawn into the court of King Meldryn Mawr and a rising conflict that threatens both that realm and his own.

Now High King with Goewyn as his queen, Llew tries to knit Albion back together. When she is kidnapped and taken to a cursed foreign land, he breaks an ancient taboo to lead a rescue, triggering a final confrontation that will decide the intertwined fates of two worlds.

From the moment he hatches, Timothy knows he is different from his mottled brown brothers, with his bright white feathers drawing every eye. His search for belonging leads him up and down the river, where he must learn that standing out can be its own kind of strength.

Jeremy Vole enjoys his snug home on the riverbank until a great blue heron warns of the worst flood in a hundred years. Reluctantly leaving his hole, Jeremy embarks on an unexpected journey to help his neighbors and discover what courage looks like for a small creature.

When a large yellow dog begins to menace the animals along the river, small but determined Anabelle Hedgehog volunteers to confront the intruder. Her efforts turn into a spiny adventure about cleverness, persistence, and the surprising ways even the least imposing can protect a community.

Brown Ears, the floppy toy rabbit who keeps getting lost, is enjoying a day at the beach with his boy Ross when the turning tide carries him out to sea. Swept into new adventures on boats and waves, he must find a way back to the child who loves him.

Told through the eyes of warriors and chroniclers around him, this volume follows Arthur as he draws the sword from the stone, becomes Battlechief of Britain, and struggles to forge a Kingdom of Summer while Saxons and rival chieftains press in on every side.

When Howard tries on his grandfather’s experimental shrinking device, a tap on the controls sends him from child size to flea size and smaller. Exploring dandelions, insects, and even the patterns inside living things, he discovers hidden beauty in the world most people never see.

Invited into the basket of a bright hot air balloon, Howard drifts over oceans, jungles, deserts, and ice. From high in the sky he discovers just how varied the world’s animals and landscapes are, and how small yet special his own place in it can feel.

Brown Ears is a floppy, much loved toy rabbit who travels everywhere with Ross, until one night he is accidentally left behind on a bus. As Ross grieves at home, Brown Ears wanders through strange places and new friendships on a long journey back to his boy.

This opening volume of the Pendragon Cycle intertwines the fall of an island civilization reminiscent of Atlantis with the rise of Taliesin, a gifted bard in Britain. When refugee princess Charis meets Taliesin, their union will eventually bring forth Merlin and change the island’s destiny.

Narrated by Myrddin himself, this book traces Merlin’s childhood among druids and Christian monks, his prophetic visions, his years as a wild man in the forest, and his hard won role as counselor to Aurelius and Uther as they fight to unite a fractured Britain.

Climbing into a compact yellow submarine, Howard dives beneath the waves to explore reefs, shipwrecks, and deep sea creatures. Along the way he learns basic lessons about ocean life, risk, and the importance of paying attention when you are far from the surface.

On the distant colony world of Empyrion, Orion Treet returns from the peaceable land of Fierra to the authoritarian city of Dome, where a dictator is purging rival factions. As civil war erupts, Treet must help rebels prevent Dome’s rulers from annihilating their off world neighbors.

Given the chance to pilot a small spaceship, Howard blasts off from his backyard into the star filled sky. Visiting planets and marveling at the vastness of space, he gains a child’s eye glimpse of the universe and the God who made it.

Historian and debt dodger Orion Treet is kidnapped and offered a fortune to document a remote colony on the planet Empyrion. Arriving on the world of Fierra, he finds a fragile, fragmented civilization whose buried past and looming conflicts are far more dangerous than his employers admit.

When the First Crusade draws his father and brothers away, young Murdo Ranulfson is left to guard the family estate in Orkney. After churchmen confiscate their lands, he follows the crusading armies toward Jerusalem and encounters a mysterious lance that will shape his family’s future.

Ten peaceful years after defeating a dark sorcerer, Dragon King Quentin receives a dire warning: four warlords tied to the old terror of Nin are marching on Mensandor. To save his people he must face both external armies and the fear that prophecy may be turning against him.

When the long defeated sorcerer Nimrood rises again, tragedy strikes Quentin’s household. His enchanted sword is lost, his son is abducted, and his faith is shaken. To confront the returning darkness, the Dragon King must walk through grief and doubt as well as battle.

Quentin, a young acolyte in a mountain temple, is thrust into danger when a wounded knight arrives with a sealed message from the Dragon King to the queen. Carrying the letter through enemy haunted lands, he stumbles into a struggle that will reshape his life and kingdom.