Adult Books
- The Ghost Rider Series (a.k.a. Sam Keaton: Legends of Laramie)
- Morning Star (1994, 2000 as Evening Star)
- Moon Basket (1994, 2000 as Silver Moon)
- Sundance (1995, 2001 as Sun Dance)
- Thunder Voice (1995, 2001)
- Blood Ties (1995)
- Double Helix (1996)
- The Weeping Chamber (1998)
- Pony Express Christmas (2000)
- Nick Barrett Mysteries
- Out of the Shadows (2001)
- Crown of Thorns (2002)
- The Lies of Saints (2003)
- The Leper (2002)
- Dear Teacher (2004)
- The Last Disciple Series
- The Last Disciple (With Hank Hanegraaff, 2005, 2012)
- The Last Sacrifice (With Hank Hanegraaff, 2006, 2012)
- The Last Temple (With Hank Hanegraaff, 2012)
- Fuse of Armageddon (With Hank Hanegraaff, 2007)
- Broken Angel (2008)
- Flight of Shadows (2010)
- The Canary List (2011)
Note that Brouwer's novel Failure to Protect was never released, despite having a set release date for early 2010.
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