Order of Christian Cameron Books

Christian Cameron is an American-Canadian author of historical fiction novels, and also has written military thriller novels with his father, Kenneth Cameron, under the pen name of Gordon Kent. He writes the Tyrant, Long War, Tom Swan and the Head of St. George and the Traitor Son Cycle series in addition to the Alan Craik series as Gordon Kent. He’s also written as Miles Christian. Christian earned his history degree from the University of Rochester. He served in the U.S. Navy for over a decade, including serving in the Gulf War. Christian currently lives in Toronto, Ontario with his wife and daughter and works as a full-time novelist. He spends his spare time as a reenactor.

Christian Cameron became a published novelist in 1998 as Gordon Kent with Night Trap (aka Rules of Engagement). His debut as a solo novelist was Washington and Caesar, which was published in 2001. Below is a list of Christian Cameron’s books in order of when they originally published:

Publication Order of Alan Craik Books

(as Gordon Kent)

Night Trap / Rules of Engagement	(1999)
Peace Maker	(2000)
Top Hook	(2002)
Hostile Contact	(2003)
Force Protection	(2004)
Damage Control	(2005)
The Falconer's Tale	(2007)
The Spoils of War	(2011)

Publication Order of Tyrant Books

Tyrant	(2008)
Storm of Arrows	(2009)
Funeral Games	(2010)
King of the Bosporus	(2011)
Destroyer of Cities	(2013)
Force of Kings	(2014)

Publication Order of Long War Books

Killer of Men	(2010)
Marathon	(2011)
Poseidon's Spear	(2012)
The Great King	(2013)
Salamis	(2015)
Rage of Ares	(2016)

Publication Order of Tom Swan and the Head of St George Books

Castillon	(2012)
Venice	(2012)
Constantinople	(2012)
Rome	(2013)
Rhodes	(2013)
Chios	(2013)

Publication Order of Chivalry Books

The Ill-Made Knight	(2013)
The Long Sword	(2014)
The Green Count	(2017)
Sword of Justice	(2018)

Publication Order of Tom Swan and the Siege of Belgrade Books

Tom Swan and the Siege of Belgrade: Part One	(2014)
Tom Swan and the Siege of Belgrade: Part Two	(2014)
Tom Swan and the Siege of Belgrade: Part Three	(2014)
Tom Swan and the Siege of Belgrade: Part Four	(2015)
Tom Swan and the Siege of Belgrade: Part Five	(2015)
Tom Swan and the Siege of Belgrade: Part Six	(2015)
Tom Swan and the Siege of Belgrade: Part Seven	(2015)

Publication Order of Tom Swan and the Last Spartans Books

Tom Swan and the Last Spartans: Part One	(2015)
Tom Swan and the Last Spartans: Part Two	(2015)
Tom Swan and the Last Spartans: Part Three	(2017)
Tom Swan and the Last Spartans: Part Four	(2017)
Tom Swan and the Last Spartans: Part Five	(2017)

Publication Order of Commander Books

The New Achilles	(2019)
The Last Greek	(2020)

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

Cauldron of Violence (As: Gordon Kent)	(2000)
Washington and Caesar	(2001)
Alexander	(2012)
A Song of War (With: Stephanie Thornton,Kate Quinn,S.J.A. Turney,Libbie Hawker,Vicky Alvear Shecter,Russell Whitfield)	(2016)

Publication Order of Masters & Mages Books

(as Miles Cameron)

Cold Iron	(2018)
Dark Forge	(2019)

Publication Order of The Traitor Son Cycle Books

(as Miles Cameron)

The Red Knight	(2012)
The Fell Sword	(2013)
The Dread Wyrm	(2015)
The Plague of Swords	(2016)
The Fall of Dragons	(2017)

Notes: The Alan Craik series and the standalone novel Cauldron of Violence were written with Kenneth Cameron under the pseudonym of Gordon Kent. The Traitor Son Cycle series and the novel The Aborted were written as Miles Cameron.

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One Response to “Order of Christian Cameron Books”

1. Farweasel: 2 years ago

   Christian Cameron is the pen name of Miles Cameron (or it just might be the other way around) ….. Anyway, the point is HE WRITES UNDER BOTH NAMES ….. The Traitor Son Cycle above is written as Miles….. So its worth searching for new books under BOTH names.

   Traitor Son was by a long way the best Fantasy books series I’ve read. In fact I don’t usually read fantasy and had the historic ‘Chivalry’ series not been so good I’d not have read Traitor Son …. and I would have missed out.

   The new series starting with ‘Cold Iron’ is shaping up to be just as good (I was looking for the sequel which is why I’m here in the first place).

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