Order of James Rollins Books

James Rollins and James Clemens are the pen names of American author James Czajkowski. As James Rollins, he writes action-adventure/thriller novels, such as the Sigma Force books. Under the James Clemens pen name, he writes fantasy novels like The Banned and The Banished (Wit’ch) books and the Godslayer series. Before becoming a novelist, Czajkowski was a vet.

James Rollins has been writing since 1998 when Wit’ch Fire began The Banned and the Banished series. Shortly after that, Rollins began writing standalone novels. Below is all of James Rollins’ novels in order of when they were originally published:

Publication Order of Sigma Force Books

Sandstorm	(2004)
Map of Bones	(2005)
Kowalski's in Love	(2006)
Black Order	(2006)
The Judas Strain	(2007)
The Last Oracle	(2008)
The Doomsday Key	(2009)
The Devil Colony	(2010)
The Skeleton Key	(2011)
Bloodline	(2012)
Tracker	(2012)
The Eye of God	(2013)
The 6th Extinction	(2014)
The Midnight Watch	(2015)
The Bone Labyrinth	(2015)
Crash and Burn	(2016)
The Seventh Plague	(2016)
Ghost Ship	(2017)
The Demon Crown	(2017)
Crucible	(2018)
The Last Odyssey	(2020)
Kingdom of Bones	(2021)

Publication Order of The Banned and the Banished Books

(as James Clemens)

Wit'ch Fire (As: James Clemens)	(1998)
Wit'ch Storm (As: James Clemens)	(1999)
Wit'ch War (As: James Clemens)	(2000)
Wit'ch Gate (As: James Clemens)	(2001)
Wit'ch Star (As: James Clemens)	(2002)

Publication Order of Godslayer Books

(as James Clemens)

Shadowfall (As: James Clemens)	(2005)
Hinterland (As: James Clemens)	(2006)

Publication Order of Jake Ransom Books

Jake Ransom and the Skull King's Shadow	(2009)
Jake Ransom and the Howling Sphinx	(2010)

Publication Order of Moon Fall Books

The Starless Crown

(2022)

Publication Order of Order Of The Sanguines Books

(with Rebecca Cantrell)

City of Screams	(2012)
The Blood Gospel	(2013)
Blood Brothers	(2013)
Innocent Blood	(2013)
Blood Infernal	(2015)

Publication Order of Tucker Wayne Books

(with Grant Blackwood)

The Kill Switch (With: Grant Blackwood)	(2014)
War Hawk (With: Grant Blackwood)	(2016)

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

Subterranean	(1999)
Excavation	(2000)
Deep Fathom	(2001)
Amazonia	(2002)
Ice Hunt	(2003)
Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull	(2008)
Altar of Eden	(2009)

Publication Order of Short Story Collections

Unrestricted Access

(2020)

Publication Order of Anthologies

Killer Year: Stories to Die For...	(2008)
Warriors	(2010)
FaceOff	(2014)

Notes: The Banned and the Banished and Godslayer series were written under the pen name James Clemens. The remaining books, including the Sigma Force and Jake Ransom series were written under the name James Rollins. The Order of the Sanguines series is written with Rebecca Cantrell. The Tucker Wayne series is co-authored with Grant Blackwood. The Devil’s Bones is written with Steve Berry.

The Pit, Jack Finney’s Invasion of the Body Snatchers and Tagger are part of anthologies that also contain stories by other authors.

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5 Responses to “Order of James Rollins Books”

1. Shari Cohen: 3 years ago

   I’d really love to see more Tucker Wayne books. He’s hasn’t written any new ones since 2015. The way he describes Kane is so vivid and real.

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2. Disgruntled52: 4 years ago

   Another Sigma Force short story was published last week (24/10/17) entitled “Ghost Ship”. Apparently #12.5 in the Sigma Force list but I’ve not been able to independently confirm that.

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3. Disgruntled52: 4 years ago

   “The Skeleton Key” – a short story of Seichan (Sigma) published 31 May 2011 – I believe should be added.

   Do you not think that “Tracker” should be a Tucker Wayne book instead of Sigma even though he and Kane morphed into the Sigma team in Bloodline?

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   • Graeme: 4 years ago

     Thanks we’ll get the Skeleton Key added.

     “Tracker” is a tricky one because while I agree with you – Rollins himself lists Tracker purely as a Sigma Force book and where applicable, we go with what the author says.

     But I do think at the very least Tracker should be listed under the Tucker Wayne series with a note – I’ll get that added today.

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4. Louis Henry: 5 years ago

   I was looking for a list of Robert Bryndza books but it seems he is not listed. Is there a reason for this? Anyone that could help I would appreciate it.

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