Order of Jeff Strand Books

Jeff Strand is an American horror novelist. He is a four-time winner of the Bram Stoker Award and a former winner of the Splatterpunk award. He is best known as the author of the Andrew Mayhem Thriller series.

Strand’s books are typically classified as horror, but they are all over the place with a healthy dose of humor. In addition to his horror work, Strand has also wrote five young adult novels that are considerably more goofy than his other work. His book Stalking You Now was adapted into a film titled Mindy Has To Die. Stand is married and lives in Georgia.

Publication Order of Andrew Mayhem Books

Publication Order of Andrew Mayhem/Harry McGlade Books

(with J.A. Konrath)

Publication Order of Eek! Books

Publication Order of Wolf Hunt Books

Publication Order of Pressure Books

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

Publication Order of Short Stories/Novellas

Publication Order of Short Story Collections

Publication Order of Collections

Publication Order of Non-Fiction Books

Publication Order of Cemetery Dance Select Books

Publication Order of Encyclopocalypse Movie Tie-In Books

Publication Order of Anthologies

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Graverobbers Wanted is the first book in the Andrew Mayhem series. The book starts with Andrew who is desperate for money and looking for some adventure in his life. Andrew gets just that when he’s offered a job to find a key for $20,000. The key is buried with a body in a shallow grave, but when Andrew goes to retrieve it – he finds that the body is still alive and ready to fight for their survival. The job changes a lot from the one he accepted, but he needs the money so he’ll continue on and ends up clashing with a group of filmmakers known as Ghoulish Delights.

Another good book by Strand is called The Odds. The story starts with Ethan losing huge money at a casino and trying to figure out how he is going to explain it to his family. As he’s trying to figure out what to do, a stranger offers him a way out: a game with a 99% chance for him to win ten thousand dollars. That other 1%? He’ll be strapped into a device that shatters his left arm. It seems foolproof, but as the game goes on, the prizes and penalties keep changing and he has no choice but to finish the game.