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Apprentice Adept Books in Order

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Explore the Apprentice Adept series by Piers Anthony in reading order, with short summaries and a guide to its linked worlds of science and magic.

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Apprentice Adept books in publication order

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7 books

1

Split Infinity

by Piers Anthony

1980

Threatened serf and gamesman Stile escapes technological Proton through a curtain into magical Phaze. His counterpart there has been murdered, leaving him to master unfamiliar powers while competing for survival in the Games of his original world.

2

Blue Adept

by Piers Anthony

1981

Stile moves between scientific Proton and magical Phaze, facing challenges in both worlds. Winning Proton's tournament could secure his future there, while developing his powers as the Blue Adept exposes him to threats from rival magic users.

3

Juxtaposition

by Piers Anthony

1982

The balance between technological Proton and magical Phaze is failing, placing both worlds in danger. Stile must confront a widening conspiracy, including the involvement of the seemingly infallible Oracle, while trying to protect everyone he loves.

4

Out of Phaze

by Piers Anthony

1987

Robot Mach and his magical counterpart Bane discover they can exchange places between technological Proton and enchanted Phaze. Falling in love across those worlds complicates their experiments, especially when returning home proves harder than making the initial crossing.

5

Robot Adept

by Piers Anthony

1988

Robot Mach and his alternate self Bane can link Proton's technology with Phaze's magic, making them valuable to opposing political factions. Their loyalties and personal commitments become crucial as revolution threatens both worlds and their connection risks upsetting the balance.

6

Unicorn Point

by Piers Anthony

1989

Children Flach and Nepe inherit abilities connecting magical Phaze with technological Proton, making them targets for rival factions. They hide to avoid becoming tools of the adults' struggle, while a contest over powerful resources threatens their freedom and both worlds.

7

Phaze Doubt

by Piers Anthony

1990

With Phaze and Proton under enemy control, many inhabitants are imprisoned or hiding while children Nepe and Flach attempt resistance. An alien agent infiltrates their struggle, creating another threat as unusual magical powers offer their best hope of liberation.

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