Order of Ernest Dempsey Books

Ernest Dempsey is an American author of action/adventure thriller and science fiction/fantasy novels. He writes the Sean Wyatt series. Ernest has been writing since he was in high school, but didn’t get published until many years later, in 2010. As an action/adventure author, he is following in the footsteps of authors like Clive Cussler, Dan Brown, Steve Berry and James Rollins. For his science fiction, he takes influence from The Hunger Games as well as movies like The Matrix and Gladiator.

Ernest Dempsey made his debut as a published author in 2010 with the novel The Secret of the Stones, introducing readers to Sean Wyatt. Below is a list of Ernest Dempsey’s books in order of when they were originally released:

Publication Order of Sean Wyatt Books

The Secret of the Stones	(2010)
The Last Chamber	(2012)
The Cleric's Vault	(2012)
The Grecian Manifesto	(2014)
The Norse Directive	(2015)
Game of Shadows	(2015)
The Jerusalem Creed	(2015)
The Samurai Cipher	(2016)
The Cairo Vendetta	(2016)
The Uluru Code	(2016)
The Excalibur Key	(2016)
The Denali Deception	(2017)
The Sahara Legacy	(2017)
The Fourth Prophecy	(2017)
The Templar Curse	(2018)
The Forbidden Temple	(2018)
The Omega Project	(2019)
The Napoleon Affair	(2019)
The Second Sign	(2020)
The Milestone Protocol	(2021)
Where Horizons End	(2022)
Poseidon's Fury	(2023)

Publication Order of Sean Wyatt Short Stories/Novellas

The Lost Canvas	(2012)
Red Gold	(2013)

Publication Order of Adriana Villa Books

The Mexican Connection	(2015)
War of Thieves	(2015)
The Syndicate	(2015)

Publication Order of The Adventure Guild Books

(with Chandler Dempsey)

The Caesar Secret	(2018)
The Caesar Secret: Part 2	(2018)
The Caesar Secret: Part 3	(2018)

Publication Order of Beta Force Books

Operation Zulu	(2019)
London Calling	(2019)

Publication Order of Gideon Wolf Books

Emergence	(2022)
Righteous Dawn	(2022)
Crimson Winter (With: JasonWhited,AnneStorer)	(2023)

Publication Order of Paranormal Archaeology Division Books

Hell's Gate

(2020)

Publication Order of Relic Runner Books

The Courier	(2021)
Two Nights In Mumbai	(2021)
Country Roads	(2021)
Heavy Lies the Crown	(2022)
Moscow Sky	(2022)
Thief's Honor	(2023)

Publication Order of Relic Runner Origin Story Books

Out of the Fire	(2019)
You Only Die Once	(2020)
Tequila Sunset	(2020)
Purgatory	(2020)
Scorched Earth	(2020)
The Heart of Vengeance	(2020)

Publication Order of Shadow Cell Books

When Shadows Call	(2017)
Shadows Rising	(2018)
Shadow Hour	(2018)

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

Retribution	(2014)
The Dream Rider	(2014)

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Ernest Dempsey Synopsis: The Dream Rider is a novel by Ernest Dempsey. Everyone faces fear. What if our worst fears became our reality? And what if those fears gave us incredible power? Finn McClaren is an average college student, living a regular life until a series of nightmares change everything. Shot down in the streets, shoved off a skyscraper, and chased through a dark forest, Finn must face the decision to keep running his whole life, or fight back and live an existence better than the one he has. When he fights back, he wakes on a distant planet located on the other side of the galaxy in a role he never imagined he could play: that of the hero. The planet is enslaved by an evil emperor, and the people’s only hope lies in a young man who never achieved anything on earth. Finn must fight his way through his greatest fears and a series of gladiator games before finally challenging the emperor himself, for a chance to give the people their freedom. And along the way, Finn faces his toughest fear of all: the fear of living an unremarkable life.

One Response to “Order of Ernest Dempsey Books”

1. Disgruntled52: 5 years ago

   A couple of books need to be added. Please be advised that:

   (i) The Forbidden Temple (Sean Wyatt 16) was published today (14 December 2018); and

   (ii) Shadow Hour (Shadow Cell 3) was published on 28 September 2018.

   Cheers.

   Simon

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