AR Shaw Books in Order

A weaponized bird flu wipes out most of the world, leaving Seattle math professor Graham Morgan alone with grief and a child who needs him. At a family cabin in northern Washington, survival quickly becomes about protection, trust, and building a new kind of family.

Winter closes in on Graham's camp as food, security, and territory all grow more fragile. When trouble with a nearby prepper settlement puts a child at risk, one decision sets off consequences no one can walk back.

As spring reaches the Pacific Northwest, Graham's hard-won community faces movement beyond its borders and danger riding in with a convoy. New allies, hidden motives, and a hunted stranger put the camp's trust to a brutal test.

Graham and his people are no longer just fighting hunger and exposure. Captivity, bad alliances, and an enemy willing to weaponize fear force them to decide how much of themselves they can sacrifice to survive.

When a sudden deep freeze upends life, young widow Maeve Tildon and her son are left badly exposed. Their best hope is Bishop, a war-scarred recluse who would rather live alone than lead, but the cold gives them no easy options.

Set in Seattle, this standalone novel follows a family trying to live through loss and the aftershocks of tragedy. It's a quieter A.R. Shaw story, focused on love, healing, and the strain that grief puts on the people left behind.

Bishop's frozen community is running out of food, and an unexpected helicopter looks like their one real chance. To seize it, he must lead a near-suicide mission across a brutal winter landscape while enemies wait for them to fail.

Years after the first collapse, Officer Lincoln Asher and his K-9 partner Enzo spot the signs of another fast-moving outbreak in Seattle. As panic rises, one warning sets old survivors and new threats on a collision course.

Sloane Delaney is trying to keep her daughters alive in the early days of the apocalypse, using a pack of abandoned dogs and a careful bluff to scare off looters. When corrupt agents close in, she has to flee and decide whether a stranger can be trusted.

Dane Talbot, a firefighter and newly minted smokejumper, watches a near-future America slide toward unrest and domestic terror. In the chaos, she sees a chance for revenge, but once vigilante justice starts, it refuses to stay simple.

Dane's path through a lawless country gets more dangerous as revenge, survival, and public collapse start feeding each other. The deeper she moves into the violence, the harder it becomes to know whether she is still chasing justice or just fire.

By the final stretch of Dane Talbot's story, every act of revenge has a cost and every alliance feels temporary. As the country keeps breaking apart, she has to decide what kind of future, if any, she is still fighting for.

An attack hits Graham's camp with cruel precision and threatens to tear his found family apart. As grief, duty, and survival collide, even saving the people he loves may cost more than he can bear.

Wildfire and mounting pressure force Graham's group out of hiding and into a dangerous trek east. Crossing new territory means fresh alliances, exposed routes, and hard choices about how far protection should go.

What looked like refuge begins to feel far more complicated as secrets gather around the glowing house. To keep their family together, Monty and Onnie have to decide whether this place is safety, a trap, or both.

On the run after the end of the world, a desperate family finds a house that seems too good to be real, with lights that never go dark. Shelter comes with questions, and every answer makes the place feel stranger.

A helicopter in a world gone quiet changes everything for the people tied to the mysterious house. With trust fraying and the truth finally pushing closer, survival means choosing sides before the last chance is gone.