Attack on Earth Books in Order

Attack on Earth is a fast-moving survival series built around one big disaster. Alien ships strike, an EMP pulse wipes out technology, and normal life disappears in a flash. Phones die. Cars fail. Communication breaks down. Suddenly every ordinary errand or trip turns dangerous.

That setup gives the series its tension. These books are not about secret experts saving the world. They are about teenagers caught in the middle of a collapse, trying to think clearly when nothing familiar works anymore. Food, transportation, family, and basic safety all become immediate problems.

Stephanie Perry Moore's contribution is Getting Home, which follows Bailey and her brother Blake when the attack leaves them stranded away from home. That makes the story feel personal right away. The goal is simple, get back to the people they love. The path, of course, is anything but simple.

What makes this series work is the stripped-down urgency. Once technology is gone, characters have to rely on judgment, courage, and whoever is standing beside them. Moore's entry fits that approach well, keeping the focus on siblings, fear, and the stubborn drive to keep moving.

If you like survival fiction with a clear premise and constant forward pressure, Attack on Earth delivers exactly that. And if you are coming to the series through Stephanie Perry Moore, Getting Home gives you a tense, accessible doorway into its larger world.