Order of James Becker Books

James Becker is a British author of thriller novels. Becker spent more than 20 years in the Royal Navy, serving in its Fleet Air army during the Falklands War. He has participated in covert operations in places such as Russia, Northern Ireland and Yemen. Becker is an accomplished shot with a pistol.

James Becker became a published fiction author in 2008 with The First Apostle. Below is a list of James Becker’s books in order of when they were originally released:

Publication Order of Chris Bronson Books

The First Apostle	(2008)
The Moses Stone	(2009)
The Messiah Secret	(2010)
The Nosferatu Scroll	(2011)
Echo Of The Reich	(2012)
The Lost Testament	(2013)
The Templar Heresy	(2017)

Publication Order of The Lost Treasure of the Templars Books

The Lost Treasure of the Templars	(2015)
The Templar Archive	(2016)
The Templar Brotherhood	(2017)

Publication Order of Steven Hunter Thrillers Books

Trade-Off	(2012)
Cold Kill	(2014)

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

The Titanic Secret	(2019)
The Ripper Secret	(2019)
The Last Secret of the Ark	(2020)

Publication Order of Short Stories/Novellas

Life is a Moment

(2017)

Publication Order of Collections

Thoth's Riddle: Masters of the Dark Arts and Humanities	(2015)
Thoth's Riddle Volume 2: Invasion of the Toxic Mutant Army	(2016)
Thoth's Riddle: Hieroglyphs	(2016)

Note: The Lost Treasure of the Templars is also titled Knights of the Lord.

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2 Responses to “Order of James Becker Books”

1. Disgruntled52: 1 year ago

   Also writes as James Barrington.

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2. Disgruntled52: 3 years ago

   Also writes as Jack Steel (amongst several other pen names). I found that out when I noticed that two books entitled ‘The Titanic Secret’ had the same characters but different authors.

   Very sneaky!

   Clive Cussler is scheduled to bring out a book in September with the same title but hopefully different characters.

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