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Allan Leverone Books in Order

37 Books
12 Series & collections
2010 – 2021 Published
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Drunk on the Moon: A Roman Dalton Anthology
Drunk on the Moon: A Roman Dalton Anthology
2011 With: K.A. Laity, Paul D. Brazill, Richard Godwin, Jason Michel, B.R. Stateham, Katherine Tomlinson, Graham Wynd, John Donald Carlucci

Where to Start Reading Allan Leverone

Allan Leverone has written extensively across multiple subgenres, including supernatural horror, international espionage, pulp crime, and psychological suspense. Because his books vary so widely in tone, the best place to start depends entirely on what you enjoy reading:

  • For fans of supernatural horror: Start with the Paskagankee Series. Beginning with Paskagankee (2012), this series is perfect for readers who love classic Stephen King-style small-town horror mixed with ancient curses.
  • For fans of political espionage and action: Start with the Tracie Tanner Thrillers. The first book, Parallax View (2013), introduces a relentless black-ops operative who operates off the grid.
  • For fans of gritty crime and pulp noir: Start with the Jack Sheridan Books. Beginning with The Organization (2014), these books follow a former assassin trying to survive after turning on his former employers.
  • For fans of paranormal thrillers: Start with the Midnight Books (also known as the Milo Cain series). Mr. Midnight (2013) is a dark, gripping tale of separated twins and paranormal abilities.

Paskagankee Series Reading Order

Set in a fictional, cursed town in Maine, the Paskagankee series blends native lore, supernatural elements, and classic horror. The series is best read in publication order, as the events build on the history of the town and its residents.

  1. Paskagankee (2012) – Introduces the haunted town and the dark forces lurking within its woods.
  2. Revenant (2012) – Explores ancient myths and supernatural retribution.
  3. Wellspring (2013) – Ties local lore to the legendary Fountain of Youth.
  4. Grimoire (2017) – Escalates the supernatural conflict with a focus on dark, magical relics.

Reader Note: If you are looking to pick up the physical books, the first three novels are also available in a single compilation titled Paskagankee Series Box Set, Volume One: Books 1-3 (2017).

Tracie Tanner Thrillers Reading Order

Tracie Tanner is an elite covert operative who handles high-stakes threats that the U.S. government cannot officially acknowledge. These books are fast-paced espionage thrillers that should be read in chronological order to follow Tracie's character arc and changing alliances.

  1. Parallax View (2013)
  2. All Enemies (2014)
  3. The Omega Connection (2015)
  4. The Hitler Deception (2015)
  5. The Kremlyov Infection (2016)
  6. The Bashkir Extraction (2017)
  7. The Soviet Assassin (2019)
  8. The Nuclear Option (2020)
  9. Objekt 825 (2021)

Jack Sheridan Books Reading Order

This series focuses on Jack Sheridan, a former enforcer and hitman for a powerful criminal syndicate. When Jack decides to walk away, he becomes a target. The series is a gritty, fast-paced crime thriller series that should be read in order.

  1. The Organization (2014)
  2. Trigger Warning (2016)
  3. Death Perception (2018)
  4. Dead Reckoning (2019)

The Midnight Books (Milo Cain Series)

This duology details the dark and twisted bond between twins Milo and Caitlyn Connelly. Separated at birth, Milo has grown into a depraved killer, while Caitlyn possesses psychic connections that tie her to him. Read these books in order.

  1. Mr. Midnight (2013)
  2. After Midnight (2015)

Collaborative Series & Co-Authored Projects

Allan Leverone has participated in several collaborative and multi-author continuity projects, which can sometimes confuse readers trying to map out his standalone bibliography. Here is what you need to know about these projects:

The Flight 12 Collaborative Project

The Flight 12 (or Flight 12 Begins) project was a unique continuity series where twelve different thriller writers each contributed an installment featuring their own recurring characters, all revolving around a central mystery: the disappearance of Skyway Flight 12. While the local database lists multiple books in this group, Allan Leverone's sole contribution is Flight 12: A Kristin Cunningham Thriller (2014). This novella serves as a direct follow-up to Leverone's standalone thriller Final Vector (2011) and features FBI Agent Kristin Cunningham. The other books listed in the collection, such as Moonlight Breaks Bad (written by Vincent Zandri) and Side Steal (written by Robert Gregory Browne), feature different protagonists from those authors' respective universes and are not written by Leverone.

The Linger Series (As Edward Fallon)

The Linger series is a collaborative supernatural suspense project written under the shared house pen name "Edward Fallon," originally created by author Robert Gregory Browne. Although there are seven books in the main lineup, Allan Leverone specifically co-authored only one volume: Linger: Mark of the Beast (Book 6, 2016). The other volumes in the series (including Dying is a Wild Night, Trail of the Beast, Reckoning for the Damned, Here There Be Monsters, The Death of Dreams, and Journey of a Thousand Miles) were written by Robert Gregory Browne and other guest authors using the Fallon moniker.

Drunk on the Moon Anthology

Drunk on the Moon: A Roman Dalton Anthology (2011) is a collaborative collection of stories centering around Roman Dalton, a werewolf private investigator created by author Paul D. Brazill. Allan Leverone participated by contributing a short story titled "The Darke Affair" to the anthology.

Standalone Novels

If you prefer self-contained stories without the commitment of a series, Leverone has published several standalone thrillers:

  • Final Vector (2011) – A high-stakes aviation thriller that introduces FBI Agent Kristin Cunningham. It is highly recommended to read this book before diving into Leverone's Flight 12 novella.
  • The Lonely Mile (2011) – A gritty standalone crime and noir novel.
  • Covenant (2017) – A dark thriller dealing with dark promises and suspense.
  • The Lupin Project (2017) – A science-fiction tinged thriller.

Short Stories, Novellas, and Collections

Leverone is also an accomplished writer of short-form fiction. He won a Derringer Award in 2012 for his flash fiction piece "Lessons Learned." His standalone short stories and collections include:

  • Postcards from the Apocalypse (2010) – Collection
  • Darkness Falls (2011) – Novella
  • Heartless (2011) – Novella
  • The Becoming (2012) – Novella
  • Uncle Brick and the Four Novelettes (2012) – Collection
  • Letters from the Asylum: Three Complete Novellas (2015) – Collection
  • Chasing China White (2019) – Novella

Frequently Asked

QWhat is the best Allan Leverone book to read first?

It depends on your genre preference. If you love supernatural horror, start with Paskagankee. If you prefer high-action espionage, start with the Tracie Tanner thriller Parallax View. For a standalone option, his aviation thriller Final Vector is highly recommended.

QHow does Allan Leverone's Flight 12 book connect to his other novels?

Leverone's novella Flight 12: A Kristin Cunningham Thriller features the same FBI protagonist introduced in his standalone aviation thriller, Final Vector. It is best to read Final Vector first to understand her backstory.

QWhich Linger books did Allan Leverone actually write?

Although the Linger series is published under the collective pen name Edward Fallon, Allan Leverone co-authored only the sixth book in the series, Linger: Mark of the Beast (2016).

QIs the Paskagankee series finished?

The Paskagankee series has four main books, concluding with Grimoire in 2017. While no new installments have been announced, the core story arc of the cursed Maine town is fully explored across the four books.

QCan the Tracie Tanner thrillers be read as standalones?

While each book features a self-contained mission, it is highly recommended to read them in publication order starting with Parallax View, as Tracie Tanner's personal life, career status, and alliances evolve significantly throughout the series.

QDid Allan Leverone write all the books in the Flight 12 Begins series?

No. Flight 12 is a collaborative multi-author project. While books like Moonlight Breaks Bad and Side Steal are part of the continuity, they were written by other authors (Vincent Zandri and Robert Gregory Browne, respectively). Leverone only wrote the Kristin Cunningham installment.