THE BOOKS
PG Murray writes supernatural novels about what happens when the other world files the wrong paperwork — and one travel book about a honeymoon that should have been in Tahiti.
NOVELS
Supernatural fiction that doesn’t stay in its lane.Angels, demons, stolen tech, and ordinary families who find out the universe has a back office.
GREY the novel
ISBN 978-1-920663-64-3
The Lucifer Chronicles, Book 1
The Smiths in Johannesburg. The Dlaminis back from Washington. A tracker chip that was never meant to sit in a human pocket.
What follows is not a missing-persons case.
Agents, angels, demons, and at least one shapeshifter all want the same object. The chase does not stay on this side of the map. By the end, the furniture of the universe has been moved — or it hasn’t. That is the problem.
For readers who like their supernatural with wit, geopolitics, and the uneasy feeling that heaven has a filing error.
The First Book of PRANA Parts 1 - 4
ISBN-978-1-920663-67-4
The Lucifer Chronicles, Book 2
Jack Tyler is finished with life. The other side is not finished with Jack.What arrives is not a rescue. It is a walk-in: Lucifer, in a human body for the first time, learning that a “fat suit” comes with nerves, memory, and the one complication heaven never budgeted for — feelings. Michael’s gift (or joke) was emotion.
On Earth it does not stay theoretical. The arrangement starts to slip. Then it starts to hurt.
For readers who want the origin of the Lucifer thread: how the adversary learned to wear skin, and why that was a worse idea than it sounded.
The First Book of PRANA Part 5
ISBN 978-1-920663-65-0
The Lucifer Chronicles, Book 3
Things in the earthly realm have gone spectacularly wrong. Jack Tyler is no longer in one piece — and the pieces do not agree.
Enter Ruth.
Death looks like the only door left, unless help can be found in higher dimensions. To take that path, Jack has to become someone else entirely.
Demon spawn are already on an interception course. Michael is rallying what he can. The walk-in was only the beginning; this is the bill coming due.
The SPIRAL STRAND
ISBN 978-0-646-71167-6
The Lucifer Chronicles, Book 4
A cat-burglar. A psychokinesiologist. A philologist who will not be mistaken for the other SS. A laird with a split loyalty. A witch who steals more than breath.
Their lives should not touch. They do — across time, crime, and the kind of memoir that keeps changing narrator.
Murder and mayhem stop being separate hobbies.
The strand pulls tight.
NON-FICTION
TRAVEL & MEMOIR
One book. No demons. A honeymoon that should have been in Tahiti.
Home, Haggis And Honeymoon
ISBN 978-0-646942-15
The plans were solid. The travel agent was not.
Incorrect advice on the Schengen visas left us locked into Australia instead of Tahiti: memorial for a brother first, Pacific island wedding second.
The second part never happened.
The vows were said at Uluru instead — snorkels on, red rock behind us, gear still packed for a reef we never reached.
After that, the trip kept inventing new ways to go wrong, and new ways out.
One day in the Outback, a demand for a clear sign. Thirty minutes later: Honeymoon Gap, and the name PAUL painted two feet high on the asphalt.
A honeymoon that refused the brochure.
Funny, frayed, and oddly exact about where it was supposed to land us...
