Thomas K. Carpenter is an American author of YA dystopia, post-cyberpunk sci-fi, steampunk, historical fantasy, and alternate history novels. He writes the Alexandrian Saga, Dashkova Memoirs, Hundred Halls, Reluctant Assassin and other series. When not writing, he enjoys playing games (especially turn-based strategy games), listening to music and travelling. He lives in St. Louis, Missouri with his wife and two children.
Thomas K. Carpenter made his debut as a author in 2010 with the short story Sagan’s Law. His first novel was Fires of Alexandria, published in 2011. Below is a list of Thomas K. Carpenter’s book in order of when they were first released:
Publication Order of Alexandrian Saga Books
Publication Order of Dashkova Memoirs Books
Publication Order of Digital Sea Books
Publication Order of Gamers Books
Publication Order of Hundred Halls Books
Publication Order of Hundred Halls: Gamemakers Online Books
Publication Order of Order Of Merlin Books
Publication Order of Reluctant Assassin Books
Publication Order of Stone Singers Books
Publication Order of Short Stories/Novellas
Publication Order of Short Story Collections
Publication Order of Anthologies
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Thomas K. Carpenter Synopses: Fires of Alexandria is the first book in the Alexandrian Saga by Thomas K. Carpenter. The greatest mystery of ancient times remains the question of who set fire to the Great Library in Alexandria. A century later, Heron of Alexandria – the city’s most renown inventor and creator of Temple miracles – receives coin from a mysterious patron to investigate the crime. Desperate to be free of the debts incurred by her twin brother, she accepts and sets in motion a chain of events that will shake the Roman Empire and change the course of history forever.
Revolutionary Magic by Thomas K. Carpenter is the first book in the Dashkova Memoirs series. After years of running from the Emperor of Russia’s assassins, Ekaterina “Kat” Dashkova has finally found an unlikely home in Philadelphia under the tutelage of Benjamin Franklin. When a mid-level government official is found wandering colonial Philadelphia without his clothes – and his last two years of memories – Ben and Kat suspect otherworldly forces at work. Neither of them know that a dark revolution lurks beneath the veneer of civilization, ready to unleash its malevolent magic unless Kat makes a grim sacrifice.
