Bob Blanton Books in Order

After his father's death, gifted teenager Matthew Brandt gets a scholarship to an elite California school and struggles to fit in. Then he finds a stone with strange powers that may change both his future and his purpose.

Matthew keeps testing the stone and finding new ways to use it. When an FBI-linked terrorist threat emerges, he has to help stop it without letting anyone discover his secret.

With Sakira hidden, the McCormacks build a secret base in the Cook Islands to turn alien tech into something Earth can use. Spies, governments, and corporate pressure threaten the project before Delphi can truly stand.

Keeping Delphi secret is no longer possible once the team's space work starts changing the balance of power. Marc and his allies go public and face the political shock of a new nation holding the high ground of space.

Marc's team is ready to move into orbit by building a space station. Going public with advanced technology may secure humanity's future, but it also puts the McCormacks in direct conflict with world powers.

Marc McCormack finds an alien starship and decides to use it to push Earth toward space. He and a tiny crew must hide the ship, outpace the government, and prepare before its original owners return.

Matthew understands the stone better now, but that only makes secrecy harder. When a dangerous plot draws the FBI closer, he has to use his powers without exposing himself.

Delphi's city and station are growing, but Earth is still divided over what comes next. When a massive incoming asteroid appears, Marc has to unite rival nations fast enough to survive it.

Earth and Delphi's alien allies each get a chance at a new beginning on distant worlds. Marc works to build a real colony while Catie enters the Academy and both face tests far from home.

With their position secured for the moment, the McCormacks turn outward and find two worlds that might support new colonies. Exploration brings promise, but also hard questions about who should claim the future.

After war and secrecy, everyone on Earth knows Delphi has alien technology. Winning the peace proves harder than winning the fight, as Marc faces politics, leadership, and the cost of reshaping the world.

Artemis comes under threat from the same kind of enemy that once shattered an earlier colony fleet. As Catie nears graduation, Delphi must defend its world and uncover what the attackers really want.

A collapsed wormhole sends Catie into an unexpected system full of wreckage and unanswered questions. Stranded far from plan, she is pulled into local mysteries and another chance to extend Delphi's reach.

Catie is left to manage Onisiwo's transition into the Delphi League while helping repatriate liberated slaves. Real diplomacy proves slow, political, and full of people trying to bend the new order to their advantage.

After defeating the Fazullans, Delphi must deal with freed slaves, bitter enemies, and a third alien people far from home. Catie takes on a mission that could expand the League, if she can hold its ideals together.

Emily pulls Matthew into student investigative reporting, which starts with a theft at school and grows into a drug-smuggling case. His unusual powers help, but every answer makes secrecy harder.

Young historian Alisia wants an ordinary life until slavers seize her and her sister and sell them into an alien empire. Caught inside an admiral's scheme, she discovers power and allies she never expected.

Catie continues her campaign to win allies for the Delphi League, this time among the Thoreans. A bad beginning leaves her trying to salvage the mission with nerve, patience, and her own style of diplomacy.

Catie finally visits the starfaring civilizations known to her allies, hoping to bring them into the Delphi League. Instead of a smooth mission, she finds resistance, secrets, and a mystery on Aperanje.

When the League faces a shortage of crucial platinum metals, Catie is asked to build a starbase in a new system. It is a practical mission until greed, sabotage, and risk start closing in.

Alisia's astonishing ship makes her a target the moment others realize what it is worth. Wealth means nothing without power, and empires and cartels are ready to take everything from her.

Alisia is alive, hunted, and stuck aboard a failing ship with enemies closing in. As an unwilling queen, she has to balance survival, diplomacy, and fragile trust before her refuge collapses.

A wormhole accident throws Jason and Miranda into an unknown system during the war with Thorea. Marooned on a world with stone age humans, they must survive local conflict without revealing who they really are.

Jason's arrest leaves Marc and Catie chasing separate crises at once. While tracing kidnappers and pirates, Catie discovers a larger, rougher league of worlds and a fresh layer of trouble.

This short story returns to the beginning of Delphi through ADI's eyes. It shows how the ship's AI first found Marc and why that meeting changed everything that followed.

One moment the queen of Lyridis seems untouchable, the next her ship and kingdom are gone. Exiled and under pressure from every side, Alisia has to rebuild with enemies closing in.

Fleeing pursuit, Alisia stumbles into an ancient tunnel system and wakes something vast and dangerous. Trapped in a strange alien world, she is forced into a harsh fight for survival and answers.

Another network of civilizations with jump technology forces the Delphi League to rethink its future. As leaders debate peace, distance, or war, Catie faces a crossroads of her own.

War spreads, betrayal hits close to home, and Alisia's small empire lands in the line of fire. Then she is dragged into an alien universe where even the rules of physics feel wrong.

After years away, Alisia returns to Earth and immediately finds bounty hunters, the FBI, and a ticking clock. She barely has time to breathe before Earth's survival becomes her problem too.

Escape only opens the door to political games, broken loyalties, and deeper losses. Alisia must work out who is still on her side before betrayal destroys everything she fought to save.

Done with mere survival, Alisia leads a risky rescue mission into hostile territory. Freedom starts to feel possible, but every alliance carries danger and every victory comes with a cost.

Alisia and her sister wake as captives aboard an alien warship, far from Earth and any rescue. When a royal AI implant bonds to Alisia, captivity turns into a dangerous transformation.

Burned out and restless, Catie disappears into a Volmora colony under a false identity. Even in hiding she stumbles into accusations, theft, and a mystery she must solve without her usual support.

Karr, a young Sioux IT specialist, never expected to become Earth's protector. When aliens seize the planet and a bold counterattack goes wrong, she ends up on Ganymede fighting for a way back.

Karridwen and her AI, Rachel, stand in the way of a plan to dominate or erase intelligent life across the galaxy. The empire is striking back, and survival depends on outrunning a ruthless conspiracy.

Karridwen Mahkahpee wanted a quiet life, not a prophecy and an alien occupation. After her infiltration fails and a ship explodes, she is stranded in deep space with far bigger questions than answers.

Alisia is no longer just a prisoner, and the ship holding her may rightfully be hers. As her powers grow and hidden enemies close in, she has to decide whom to trust.

A new turning point forces Alisia to weigh loyalty, freedom, and responsibility against each other. The decision she makes here starts shaping the person, and ruler, she will become.

A rescue mission sends Alisia into the crushing darkness beneath an ocean world. To free hidden prisoners, she has to enter enemy territory unarmed and fight her way back out.

Escape is no longer enough once the Vudari close their net. To win legitimacy and protect her people, Alisia must outthink an empire and turn survival into sovereignty.

The fighting may be over, but the aftermath is even more dangerous. With old secrets shifting the balance of power, Alisia finally has to choose her own path.