David B. Coe

David B. Coe

David B. Coe is the author of more than fifteen novels. His first series, the LonTobyn Chronicle won the William L. Crawford Fantasy Award as the best new fantasy. He followed the LonTobyn Books with his critically acclaimed Winds of the Forelands and Blood of the Southlands series. David’s books have been translated into a dozen languages.

David also writes the historical urban fantasy - the Thieftaker Chronicles - as D. B. Jackson.


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Books by David B. Coe
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Series by David B. Coe

Winds of the Forelands (5 books)
LonTobyn Chronicle (3 books)
The Case Files of Justis Fearsson (3 books)
Knightfall (1 book)

Speculative Fiction Books

(The Case Files of Justis Fearsson #3 / 3)
2016 | fantasy, urban fantasy
(The Case Files of Justis Fearsson #2 / 3)
2015 | fantasy, urban fantasy
(The Case Files of Justis Fearsson #1 / 3)
2015 | fantasy, urban fantasy
(Blood of the Southlands #3 / 3)
2010 | fantasy, epic fantasy, high fantasy
(Blood of the Southlands #2 / 3)
2009 | fantasy, epic fantasy, high fantasy
(Blood of the Southlands #1 / 3)
2007 | fantasy, epic fantasy, high fantasy
(Winds of the Forelands #5 / 5)
2007 | fantasy, epic fantasy, high fantasy
(Winds of the Forelands #4 / 5)
2005 | fantasy, epic fantasy, high fantasy
(Winds of the Forelands #3 / 5)
2005 | fantasy, epic fantasy, high fantasy
(Winds of the Forelands #2 / 5)
2003 | fantasy, epic fantasy, high fantasy
(Winds of the Forelands #1 / 5)
2002 | fantasy, epic fantasy, high fantasy
(LonTobyn Chronicle #3 / 3)
2000 | fantasy, epic fantasy, high fantasy
(LonTobyn Chronicle #2 / 3)
1998 | fantasy, epic fantasy, high fantasy
(LonTobyn Chronicle #1 / 3)
1997 | fantasy, epic fantasy, high fantasy

Fictions and Others

(Knightfall)
2019 | historical fiction, mainstream

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