C.S. Harris Books in Order - Series Guide

C.S. Harris is the pen name of American author Candice Proctor, best known for the Sebastian St. Cyr historical mystery series set in Regency London. The series has earned her a USA Today bestselling status, and she won and the 2020 Pinckley Prize for Distinguished Body of Work.

She also writes under two other names. As C.S. Graham, she co-authored a three-book thriller series with her husband, former Army intelligence officer Steven Harris. Under her real name, Candice Proctor, she published seven historical romances and a nonfiction study of the French Revolution.

This page lists all C.S. Harris books in order, including the Sebastian St. Cyr series, the C.S. Graham Jax Alexander thrillers, and the Candice Proctor historical romances and non-fiction.

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Sebastian St. Cyr Series (Books in Order)

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The Sebastian St. Cyr series follows Viscount Devlin Sebastian St. Cyr, a former cavalry officer and reluctant nobleman who investigates often horrible murders in London. The series is set in the early 1800s in Regency-era England, during times of political unrest and strict class divisions. The cases consistently pull him into the darker corners of a society that would rather keep its secrets buried. His wife Hero, a rather perceptive woman who is quite unorthodox for her own timeline, is an important partner throughout the series.

Standalone Novels

Good Time Coming: A Novel of the American Civil War, 2016

Writing as C.S. Graham

Jax Alexander Mystery Series (Books in Order)

The October Guinness and Jax Alexander series follows CIA troubleshooter Jax Alexander and his reluctant partner October “Tobie” Guinness, who has the remote viewing ability, working covertly for the U.S. government. The three-book series is set in post-Katrina New Orleans. Using Tobie’s remote viewing gift, the two investigate various secret government projects to prevent any possible catastrophic events.

Co-authored with Steven Harris, a former Army intelligence officer.

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Writing as Candice Proctor

Standalone Novels

Non-Fiction Books

Women, Equality, and the French Revolution, 1990

CS Harris Biography

Candice Proctor is an American author who writes historical mysteries as C.S. Harris, thrillers as C.S. Graham, and published seven historical romances under her own name. She has published over 25 books since her debut in 1990 and is a USA Today bestseller.
Official website: csharris.net

Candice grew up surrounded by the army, with her father being a career Air Force Officer. During her younger years, she traveled and lived in several countries, including Spain, Greece, England, France, Jordan, and Australia.

She graduated Phi Beta Kappa, summa cum laude with a degree in Classics, after which she received her MA and Ph.D. in history. Before becoming a full-time author, Candice taught at the University of Idaho and Midwestern State University in Texas, and worked as an archaeologist on several dig sites in the United States, Australia, and England. Later, she was also a partner in an international business consulting firm.

Her first published work was the nonfiction Women, Equality, and the French Revolution, which she published under her real name, Candice Proctor. She launched the Sebastian St. Cyr series in 2005 with What Angels Fear and has published a new entry roughly every year since. From 2008 to 2010, she also co-authored the three-book Jax Alexander thriller series with her husband, former Army intelligence officer Steven Harris, writing together under the joint pen name C.S. Graham. In addition, she published the standalone Civil War historical Good Time Coming in 2016 as C.S. Harris. Her books have been translated into more than twenty languages.

Currently, Candice Proctor lives in New Orleans, Louisiana with her family.

C.S. Harris Awards and Honors

Awards

Pinckley Prize for Distinguished Body of Work (2020)

Nominations and Shortlists

The Bequest – RWA RITA Award, Best Long Historical (1999)

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