Justin Richards

• Virgin New Adventures
  • Theatre of War (1994)
  • Dragons' Wrath (1997)
  • The Medusa Effect (1998)
  • Tears of the Oracle (1999)
  • The Joy Device (1999)
  • The Doomsday Manuscript (2000) — featuring Professor Bernice Summerfield
• Virgin Missing Adventures
  • System Shock (1995)
  • The Sands of Time (1996)
• Virgin Decalog
  • Decalog 3, Consequences (1996) (editor, with Andy Lane)
  • Decalog 4, Re:generations (1997) (editor, with Andy Lane)
  • Dependence Day (Decalog 4, Re:generations, 1997) (with Andy Lane)

• Past Doctor Adventures
  • Dreams of Empire (1998)
  • Millennium Shock (1999)
  • Grave Matter (2000)
  • The Shadow in the Glass (2001) (with Stephen Cole)
• Eighth Doctor Adventures
  • Option Lock (1998)
  • Demontage (1999)
  • The Banquo Legacy (2000) (with Andy Lane)
  • The Burning (2000)
  • Time Zero (2002)
  • Sometime Never... (2004)
• New Series Adventures
  • Ninth Doctor
    • The Clockwise Man (2005)
    • The Deviant Strain (2005)
  • Tenth Doctor
    • The Resurrection Casket (2006)
    • Martha in the Mirror (2008)
  • Eleventh Doctor
    • Apollo 23 (2010)
    • Plague of the Cybermen (2013)
  • Twelfth Doctor
    • Silhouette (2014)
• Quick Reads
  • Code of the Krillitanes (2010)[5]
• The Darksmith Legacy
  • 1: The Dust of Ages (2009)
  • 4: The Depths of Despair (2009)
  • 7: The Planet of Oblivion (2009)
  • 10: The End of Time (2009)
• Graphic novels
  • The Only Good Dalek (2010) (with artist Mike Collins)
• Activity books
  • Time Lord in Training (2007) — with press-out and make models
• Reference books
  • The Book of Lists (1997) (with Andrew Martin)
  • The Legend (2003)
  • The Legend Continues (2005)
• The Doctor Who Monsters Books
  • 1: Monsters And Villains (2005)
  • 2: Aliens and Enemies (2006)
  • 3: Creatures and Demons (2007)
  • 4: Starships and Spacestations (2008)
  • The Ultimate Monster Guide (2009) — a collection of reworked extracts from the earlier books together with new material.
  • "Doctor Who: The Secret Lives of Monsters" (Oct., 2014)
• Doctor Who Files
  • Taking Mickey in 5: Mickey (2006) (main writer Moray Laing)
  • A Dog's Life in 6: K-9 (2006) (main writer Jacqueline Rayner)
  • Mission to Galacton in 7: The Daleks (2006) (main writer Jacqueline Rayner)
  • Going off the Rails in 8: The Cybermen (2006) (main writer Jacqueline Rayner)
  • Needle Point in 9: Martha (2007) (main writer Moray Laing)
  • 10: Captain Jack (2007) including the story Best Friends
  • Birth of a Legend in 11: The Cult of Skaro (2007) (main writer Matt Kemp)
  • 12: The TARDIS (2007) including the story The Secret of the Stones
  • 13: The Sontarans (2008) including the story Blind Terror
  • Disappearing Act in 14: The Ood (2008) (main writer Moray Laing)

• The Sarah Jane Adventures (original stories for Audio CD)
  • The Thirteenth Stone (2007)

• Short Trips: Companions
  • The Splintered Gate (2003)
• Short Trips: The Muses
  • The Glass Princess (Clio) (2003)

Set in London in the 1930s, the series recounts the adventures of Arthur (Art) Drake, Jonny Levin, Meg Wallace and Flinch, who invented the "Invisible Detective" Brandon Lake and who investigate all his cases themselves. Each story has a parallel subplot set in the 2000s, where Art's grandson, also named Art, and his friend Sarah have related mysteries to solve.[6]

1. The Paranormal Puppet Show (2003) (published as Double Life in America)
2. Shadow Beast (2003)
3. Ghost Soldiers (2003)
4. Killing Time (2003)
5. Faces of Evil (2004)
6. Web of Anubis (2004)
7. Stage Fright (2005)
8. Legion of the Dead (2005)

(written with Jack Higgins)

• Sure Fire (2006)
• Death Run (2007)
• Sharp Shot (2009)
• First Strike (2009)

A series of books set in Victorian London (1886) describing the adventures of Eddie Hopkins, Liz Oldfield, Sir William Protheroe of the British Museum's secret 'Department of Unclassified Artefacts' and his assistant George Archer.[7]

• The Death Collector (2006) — the characters meet (after Eddie steals George Archer's wallet) and together uncover an ancient secret.
• The Parliament of Blood (2008) — the characters discover the legends of the Book of the Undead and take on the vampire parliament.
• The Chamber of Shadows (2010) — the characters investigate the deadly Tick-Tock Killer and discover a link with a thousand-year-old tyrant king deep in a chamber beneath London.

A series of books which chronicle the adventures of schoolboy Jamie Grant who falls through a time break and becomes a Runner along with the mysterious Anna, with power to control time and a duty to protect it from malign interference by the sinister Darkling Midnight.[8]

• Freeze-Framed (2007)
• Rewind Assassin (2007)
• Past Forward (2008)
• Wipe Out (2008)

1. Thunder Raker (2008)
2. Sorted! (2009)
3. Licence to Fish (2009)

A supernatural horror series, described by the publisher as "perfect for readers not yet old enough for Darren Shan".[9]

• Demon Storm (2010)
• Creeping Terror (2011)

• The Chaos Code (2007) — Matt Stribling discovers that his father has been searching for an ancient code, rumoured to have brought down the fabled civilisation of Atlantis, which has now fallen into the hands of a madman using high-tech computers to decipher it. Matt and Robin must traverse the globe in their efforts to stop the Chaos Code from being reactivated.
• Monster Island (2011) — part of the Heroes series of novels for young boys together with teaching aids published by Heinemann.
• The Skeleton Clock (2011) — in an imagined future flooded London, the long-buried head of an immortal is uncovered and attempts to reunite some special chess men, a chess board, and a crucial piece of mechanism (the Skeleton Clock) to return himself to a body.
• The Suicide Exhibition, 2015.

• Dragons' Wrath (2000, adapted from the 1997 novel)
• Theatre of War (2015, adapted from the 1994 novel)

• Whispers of Terror (1999)
• Red Dawn (2000)
• The Time of the Daleks (2002)
• The Renaissance Man (2012)
• The Rani Elite (2014)
• The Worlds of Doctor Who (2014; with Jonathan Morris and Nick Wallace)
• The Darkness of Glass (2015)
• The Vaults of Osiris (2015)
• Prisoners of the Lake (2015)
• The Forsaken (2015)
• Wave of Destruction (2016)
• Vampire of the Mind (2016)
• The Beast of Kravenos (2017)

• The Inquiry (series 1, episode 3: 2004)
• Pandora (series 2, episode 3: 2005)
• Mindbomb (series 3, episode 4: 2006)
• Disassembled (series 4, episode 2: 2011)
• Ascension (series 6, episode 3: 2013)

• The Bloodless Soldier (series 1, episode 1: 2010)
• Litefoot and Sanders (series 2, episode 1: 2011)
• Dead Men's Tales (series 3, episode 1: 2011)
• The Hourglass Killers (series 4, episode 4: 2012)
• The Final Act (series 5, episode 4: 2013)
• The Trial of George Litefoot (series 6, episode 4: 2013)
• The Wax Princess (series 7, episode 4: 2014)
• Higson & Quick (series 8, episode 4: 2014)
• The Devil's Dicemen (series 9, episode 2: 2015)
• Return of the Nightmare (series 9, episode 4: 2015)
• The Museum of Curiosities (series 10, episode 4: 2015)
• Jago & Litefoot & Strax: The Haunting (special: 2015)
• Masterpiece (series 11, episode 4: 2016)
• Picture This (series 12, episode 1: 2016)
• Warm Blood (series 12, episode 4: 2016)
• Too Much Reality (series 13, episode 4: 2017)

• Many Happy Returns (anniversary special; with Xanna Eve Chown, Stephen Cole, Paul Cornell, Stephen Fewell, Simon Guerrier, Scott Handcock, Rebecca Levene, Jacqueline Rayner, Miles Richardson, Eddie Robson and Dave Stone)

• State of Emergency (series 1, episode 4: 2012)
• The Concrete Cage (series 3, episode 2: 2014)

• I Went to a Marvellous Party (series 1, episode 2: 2015)

• Living History (series 1, episode 3: 2016)