Novels
- Odd Thomas (2003)
- Forever Odd (2005)
- Brother Odd (2006)
- Odd Hours (2008)
- In Odd We Trust (2008) (graphic novel prequel)
- Odd Is On Our Side (2010) (graphic novel prequel)
- House of Odd (2012) (graphic novel prequel)
- Odd Interlude (June 11, 18, and 25, 2012) (3-part novella)
- Odd Apocalypse (July 31, 2012)
- Deeply Odd (currently scheduled for release January 17, 2013)
- Saint Odd (currently release date unknown)
Dean Koontz has stated (in an essay at the end of the Odd Thomas graphic novel) that he "now believe that, God willing, there will be six Odd Thomas novels," although at the 2008 Comic-Con in San Diego Koontz amended this by stating there would be a total of seven Odd Thomas books. "I know how it ends," said Koontz. "But I don't know how he gets there yet."
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