Astral Alliance Books in Order
Part ofBryan Davis Books in OrderSee the Astral Alliance books by Bryan Davis in order, with short summaries, series background, and a simple guide to starting the series.
Last updated: July 2, 2026
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Astral Alliance books in publication order
3 books
Across Astral Realms
by Bryan Davis
2023
Megan Willis is chained on a spaceship, separated from her family, and forced to wear a shock collar. Her attempt to find the Astral Dragon becomes a dangerous fight against slavers, pirates, and despair.
The First Starborn
by Bryan Davis
2023
Megan learns her father is alive and races across space with her adoptive sisters to reach him. The search leads to prison worlds, old enemies, and the hidden source of the Starborn children's powers.
At the Speed of Mind
by Bryan Davis
2024
After her father's apparent death, Megan tracks clues to a deadly jungle planet where enslaved children mine valuable glowsap. Saving him may also mean stopping a villain who is willing to destroy an entire world.
Astral Alliance books in chronological order
Series background & context
The Astral Alliance books follow Megan Willis, a young girl who is branded a pirate, separated from her family, and pushed into a much bigger struggle than simple survival. She begins the series as a prisoner on a spaceship, wearing a shock collar and clinging to one goal, find the family ship, the Astral Dragon, and learn what happened to her parents.
That search quickly turns into a wide space adventure. Megan moves from ship to ship and planet to planet, crossing paths with kidnappers, slave traders, corrupt authorities, and children who have been trapped in systems they did not build. Davis keeps the story focused on Megan's point of view, so even when the setting grows larger, the emotional center stays clear. She is scared, stubborn, resourceful, and not inclined to leave vulnerable people behind.
That choice keeps making her life harder.
As the trilogy grows, the world building expands around ideas like the dragon's eye, the Starborn children, hidden powers, prison planets, and strange realms where old wrongs have been given futuristic machinery. Megan also gains companions, especially Crystal and Zoe, so the books start to feel as much like a found-family story as a chase story. The friendships matter because the danger is not abstract. Children are enslaved. Families are torn apart. People in power often pretend cruelty is normal.
The tone lands somewhere between classic space opera and a rescue-driven adventure for younger teen readers. There are ships, planets, alien settings, and daring escapes, but the books stay readable and character first. If you like stories where one determined hero keeps stepping into danger because it is the right thing to do, Astral Alliance is built for that kind of reading.
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