Beth Revis Books in Order

Amy expects to wake on a new planet three hundred years in the future, but someone unplugs her cryo chamber fifty years too soon. Trapped on Godspeed, she joins future leader Elder to stop a killer and uncover the ship's lies.

With Eldest gone, Elder tries to remake life aboard Godspeed while Amy keeps digging for the truth. Their search uncovers new lies, rising unrest, and the sense that the ship's past is still steering its future.

This short prequel looks at one of the boys shaped to become Elder aboard Godspeed long before Amy wakes. It adds another unsettling layer to the ship's history and to the system that trains leaders through isolation and control.

This brief return to the world of Godspeed follows a quiet, dangerous moment where private knowledge carries real risk. It adds one more dark corner to the ship's history and reminds you how little safety exists there.

Amy and Elder finally leave Godspeed behind and reach Centauri-Earth, hoping to start over. Instead they find a new world full of danger, buried secrets, and hard choices about what kind of future they can build.

Ella Shepherd can enter dreams and memories through technology her mother created, which makes her valuable and vulnerable. When dead people appear in her mind and a rebel claims they were once in love, Ella learns someone has tampered with her past.

The first Paper Hearts guide focuses on writing itself, from ideas and characters to structure and revision. Revis keeps the advice practical, direct, and useful for writers who want clear help instead of vague inspiration.

This volume turns to publishing, covering agents, queries, traditional paths, and self-publishing choices. It is a grounded guide for writers who have a draft in hand and want a clearer sense of what comes next.

The third Paper Hearts book looks at marketing, platform, and promotion for working writers. Revis keeps the focus practical, helping authors think about visibility without losing sight of the work itself.

This science fiction collection gathers Beth Revis short stories about memory, time travel, technology, and identity. The ideas are sharp, the futures uneasy, and the endings often land with a sting.

Franklin can travel only into his own past, until Heather appears claiming to know his future. Her machine offers a far greater kind of time travel, but the chance to change everything comes with a darker edge.

After the loss of the girl he loves, Bo believes he can travel through time and fix what happened. Set inside a school for deeply troubled teens, the story blurs grief, memory, and reality until even Bo is hard to read.

A hands-on companion to Beth Revis's writing guides, packed with exercises for goals, characters, plot, voice, and revision. It is built for writers who want to move from a rough idea toward a finished draft.

After her mother's murder and her father's capture by the Empire, Jyn Erso is raised by Saw Gerrera and his fighters. As the rebellion hardens around her, Jyn must decide what she believes in and who she can still trust.

Scholarship student Nedra Brysstain goes to Yugen Academy determined to master medicinal alchemy and stop the plague ravaging Lunar Island. Desperation drives her toward forbidden necromancy, and Grey may be the only person who can reach her before she falls too far.

Nedra helped heal Lunar Island, but the necromancy that made it possible is changing her and the world around her. As Grey faces impossible loyalties and her revenants grow harder to control, both must confront the true cost of the cure.

The spare princess Sine guards the wall that protects her kingdom from wild magic and the people beyond it. On the other side, Rigby wants that wall destroyed, and their conflict uncovers dangerous truths about monsters, loyalty, and power.

Emmi Castor grew up in a house turned museum near Salem and has always believed magic is fake. Then a fae boy appears, her grandfather vanishes, and the old stories around her home stop looking like stories.

Han Solo and Leia Organa finally get married, then head off on a honeymoon that refuses to stay peaceful. While the galaxy reels after Endor, old enemies and public hopes test what their new marriage can actually hold.

Fritzi wants vengeance for her destroyed coven. Otto travels with the witch hunters only as cover for his own revenge, and when the two are forced together, they uncover a darker plot in the Black Forest.

Ada Lamarr reaches a wrecked spaceship first, then gets hauled aboard a government salvage mission that does not want her there. Stuck with suspicious agent Rian White, she turns a rescue into a fast, funny mess of secrets and attraction.

Ada takes an undercover job at a glittering charity gala where Rian is already working the room, and the chemistry is still terrible in the best way. Beneath the luxury, both uncover a deeper conspiracy tied to stolen nanobot plans.

Now among the witches of the Black Forest, Fritzi steps into her role as champion while Otto becomes her sworn protector. New secrets and old enemies threaten their bond, their magic, and the wider world.

After bargaining with a fae king and giving up her magic, Emmi hopes life can settle down again. Instead the Museum of Magic twists into a place of secrets and hexes, and powerless Emmi must protect the people she loves.

With malware-tainted nanobots about to be released on Earth, Ada and Rian have one last impossible job ahead of them. Saving the world means a high-security break-in, very little time, and trusting each other more than either of them likes.

Cursed spy Samson Calthorpe enters Mary Queen of Scots's court to break the magic isolating him. There he clashes, and connects, with Alyth, a half-fae guardian hunting the same deadly plot from the other side.

Alyth and Samson flee to the fae court after learning how large the Red Caps' threat really is. To save both mortal and fae worlds, they need allies, answers, and a love strong enough to survive court intrigue.