Reading Order
Daniel Easterman Other Novels
| # | Title | Year | Buy | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | The Last Assassin | 1984 | Buy from Amazon | |
| 2 | The Seventh Sanctuary | 1987 | Buy from Amazon | |
| 3 | The Ninth Buddha | 1989 | Buy from Amazon | |
| 4 | Brotherhood of the Tomb | 1989 | Buy from Amazon | |
| 5 | Night of the Seventh Darkness | 1991 | Buy from Amazon | |
| 6 | Naomi's Room (As: Jonathan Aycliffe) | 1991 | Buy from Amazon | |
| 7 | Name of the Beast | 1992 | Buy from Amazon | |
| 8 | Whispers in the Dark (As: Jonathan Aycliffe) | 1992 | Buy from Amazon | |
| 9 | The Judas Testament | 1994 | Buy from Amazon | |
| 10 | The Vanishment (As: Jonathan Aycliffe) | 1994 | Buy from Amazon | |
| 11 | Night of the Apocalypse / Day of Wrath | 1995 | Buy from Amazon | |
| 12 | The Matrix (As: Jonathan Aycliffe) | 1995 | Buy from Amazon | |
| 13 | The Lost (As: Jonathan Aycliffe) | 1996 | Buy from Amazon | |
| 14 | The Final Judgement | 1996 | Buy from Amazon | |
| 15 | A Shadow on the Wall | 1999 | Buy from Amazon | |
| 16 | The Talisman (As: Jonathan Aycliffe) | 1999 | Buy from Amazon | |
| 17 | Incarnation | 2000 | Buy from Amazon | |
| 18 | The Jaguar Mask | 2001 | Buy from Amazon | |
| 19 | Midnight Comes at Noon | 2002 | Buy from Amazon | |
| 20 | Maroc | 2003 | Buy from Amazon | |
| 21 | A Garden Lost in Time (As: Jonathan Aycliffe) | 2004 | Buy from Amazon | |
| 22 | Sword | 2008 | Buy from Amazon | |
| 23 | Spear of Destiny | 2009 | Buy from Amazon | |
| 24 | The Silence of Ghosts (As: Jonathan Aycliffe) | 2013 | Buy from Amazon |
Daniel Easterman (born 1959) is an English novelist, short story writer, and critic. Born in London, Easterman studied English at Oxford University. His debut novel, "The Seventh Sanctuary" (1988), was a critical success, winning the Betty Trask Award. He has since published eight more novels, including "The Lost Pilgrim" (1991), "The House of Shadows" (1994), and "The Last Assassin" (2019). His work has been praised for its intricate plotting, rich characterization, and atmospheric settings. Easterman is also a respected critic and essayist. His non-fiction works include "The Author's Guide to Historical Fiction" (2001) and "The Writer's Idea Book" (2006). He has been a regular contributor to The Guardian, The Independent, and The Times Literary Supplement. Easterman's writing has been widely translated and adapted for television. He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature and a member of the Crime Writers' Association.