Tosca Lee Books in Order
See Tosca Lee books in order, with summaries, series background, and notes on how her historical and speculative novels intersect with Ted Dekker's work.
Last updated: December 19, 2025
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Publication Order
12 books
The Line Between
by Tosca Lee
2019
A Single Light
by Tosca Lee
2019
Firstborn
by Tosca Lee
2017
The Progeny
by Tosca Lee
2016
Sheba / The Legend of Sheba
by Tosca Lee
2014
Sovereign
by Ted Dekker
2013
The last true Mortals, called Sovereigns, hide in ruined cities while the emotionless Order and vicious Dark Bloods tighten their control. With their numbers dwindling and hope fading, Rom and his companions must choose between a desperate, violent gambit and a costly trust in the way of sacrificial love.
Iscariot
by Tosca Lee
2013
Mortal
by Ted Dekker
2012
Nine years after Rom Sebastian first awakened emotion in a dead world, a boy named Jonathan—born with living blood in his veins—stands ready to take the throne. As Dark Blood armies rise and betrayal festers within, the fragile band of Mortals must decide what they’re willing to sacrifice for true life.
The Keeper
by Ted Dekker
2011
In a frozen Russian wasteland, two hermits are entrusted with a secret so terrible it could one day save or doom humanity. When a mysterious stranger arrives at their fire with a vial of potent blood and a dire warning, they must decide who can be trusted to guard the truth.
Forbidden
by Ted Dekker
2011
Centuries after a catastrophe stripped humanity of all emotions but fear, young Rom Sebastian receives a vial of ancient blood and a cryptic message. Drinking it awakens love, joy, and pain—and makes him a hunted man whose very heartbeat threatens the totalitarian Order that rules the world.
Havah
by Tosca Lee
2008
Demon
by Tosca Lee
2007
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