David S. Khara Books in Order

David S. Khara is a French thriller author best known for the Consortium series, a fast-paced spy-thriller trilogy about Mossad agent Eytan Morgenstern and a conspiracy rooted in Nazi-era genetic experiments. The first book, The Bleiberg Project, was an instant success in France and led to English translations published by Le French Book. Publishers Weekly named David Khara an author to watch.

This page lists all David S. Khara books in order, including the Consortium series, the French-only Les Vestiges de l’aube and Thunder series, and his newer Le Laboratoire des ombres series.

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The Consortium Thriller Series (Books in Order)

The Consortium series follows Wall Street trader Jeremy Novacek and Mossad agent Eytan Morgenstern, a highly trained operative with a complicated past, both who get mixed up in conspiracies that go back to the 20th-century history. The first three books are a connected trilogy about Nazi genetic experiments, Unit 731, and a shadowy organization that has long-term evil plans for humanity, and the fourth book, Le Programme D-X, continues Eytan’s story but has not yet been translated into English.

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  1. The Bleiberg Project, 2010
  2. The Shiro Project, 2011
  3. The Morgenstern Project, 2013
  4. Le programme D-X, 2018

Les Vestiges de l’aube Trilogy (Books in Order)

The Les Vestiges de l’aube series is a paranormal thriller set in a contemporary world where vampires exist alongside humans. It follows characters caught that are between these two worlds in an action-packed story that involves a dark atmosphere and conspiracy. Neither book has been translated into English.

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Thunder Series (Books in Order)

The Thunder series is a YA thriller series following Ilya, a wealthy Russian teenager who, after his father dies under suspicious circumstances, is pulled with a small group of classmates with unusual abilities into a dangerous world. Set in London, the series is set in a shared universe to the Bleiberg universe, but it’s not a direct spin-off. Neither book has been translated into English.

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Le Laboratoire des ombres Series (Books in Order)

The series Le Laboratoire des ombres follows Ashton, a British secret agent operating in Victorian London in 1841, who must protect scientist Michael Faraday’s revolutionary electrical research from falling into the hands of those who want to weaponize it. The historical spy thriller series is set in the early, unstructured days of the British Secret Service. The book has not been translated into English.

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Standalone Novels

The novel is not translated into English.

David Khara Biography

David S. Khara books in order

David S. Khara is a French author whose work includes spy thrillers, paranormal fiction, and historical crime thrillers. His pen name is a pseudonym.

David Khara was born on 28 July 1969 in Bourges and grew up in Brittany. Before becoming an author, he worked as a journalist for the AFP, then worked several years in the advertising and communications industry, including running his own agency. He left that career in 2009 to write full-time.

His first novel, Les Vestiges de l’aube, a vampire thriller, was published in 2010. His follow-up, Le Projet Bleiberg (The Bleiberg Project), became an immediate success in France, selling over 150,000 copies and launched what would become the Consortium trilogy. In 2016, it was adapted into a comic book which was released by Europe Comics in 2017. The initial three books in the series were translated into English by Le French Book and published between 2013 and 2015. A fourth Consortium novel, Le Programme D-X, was published in 2018 but has not been translated yet.

In addition to his adult fiction, David Khara wrote the French-language YA series Thunder, which is loosely set in the Bleiberg universe. His most recent work is Le Laboratoire des ombres, published in 2026, the first book in a new Victorian spy thriller series.

David Khara is also an amateur astronomer and has been a member of the Ligue de l’Imaginaire since 2013. He was invited by the FBI to New York in 2016. Publishers Weekly has called him “an author to watch.”

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