Bryan Davis Books in Order

This Arch Book introduces children to Jesus' baptism by John and His testing in the wilderness. The story keeps the focus on obedience, temptation, and God's faithfulness.

Bryan Davis retells the crucifixion for children in the Arch Books format. It walks through the sorrow of Good Friday with clear, age-appropriate language.

This brief children's retelling follows the discovery of Jesus' empty tomb and the joy of the resurrection. It is built for young readers who are just learning the Easter story.

This short Arch Book retells Jacob's vision of the ladder to heaven for young readers. It turns a big Bible scene into a simple story about promise, hope, and God's care.

Billy Bannister's fiery breath is more than an embarrassing problem, and Bonnie Silver's hidden difference is no deformity. Together they uncover their dragon heritage and face a slayer who wants it wiped out forever.

Part humor, part challenge, this book frames marriage through the language of chivalry and self-sacrifice. Davis encourages husbands to trade selfish habits for steady, respectful love.

Billy and Bonnie chase answers about a strange gem that can trap light, power, and even souls. Their search draws them toward ancient enemies and a prison darker than anything they expected.

Bryan Davis reflects on fatherhood in practical, direct language, asking what children learn from the men who raise them. It is a thoughtful resource for dads who want their love and leadership to be clear.

Billy and Bonnie enter seven linked worlds ruled by a powerful evil. To save captive prisoners and the friend he loves most, Billy has to make the hardest choice of his life.

After the victory in the circles, an older evil breaks loose on Earth. Billy and Bonnie lead the dragons against the deceitful Watchers in a final war that asks for a terrible price.

This sweeping prequel goes back to the roots of the dragon legends and the long war behind Billy Bannister's world. Ancient prophecies, hidden histories, and young heroes set the stage for everything that follows.

Walter, Ashley, and Karen go searching for lost dragons and find sleeping giants, a mysterious girl named Sapphira, and a plot centuries in the making. The danger spreads across multiple worlds fast.

Nathan Shepherd loses his parents to murder and is left with a mirror that should not be able to show what it shows. With Kelly beside him, he follows the clues into a dangerous alternate reality.

Nathan and Kelly watch the sky turn strange as Earth and its parallel dimensions begin to merge. To save his parents and the worlds themselves, Nathan must keep moving toward danger.

A single lie opens the way for giants to invade Second Eden while Earth and Hades slide toward disaster. Enoch, Billy, Bonnie, and the Oracles are pulled into a war large enough to threaten Heaven.

Two fathers face grief, final passage, and questions no easy words can settle. This standalone turns toward comfort, healing, and a child whose faith helps light the way forward.

Kelly is lost in a nightmare world, a key ally is trapped, and the three Earths are nearing collision. Nathan has to rescue them both while hunting the secret that could save billions.

Second Eden braces for invasion as Billy, Bonnie, the Oracles, and their allies gather for a final stand. Old enemies close in from every side, and only a prophesied sacrifice seems strong enough to stop them.

Expert swordsman Adrian Masters crosses into another world to free humans enslaved by dragons. His fiercest ally may be Marcelle, a gifted sword maiden who rarely agrees with his plans.

Jason Masters thinks the legends about another world are nonsense until his brother is taken through a portal. On the dragon world of Starlight, he joins the slave girl Koren to stop a prophecy of ruin.

Jason and Koren head for Starlight's Northlands to find help for the enslaved humans. As friends and enemies converge, they discover the world's hidden history is far stranger than they knew.

Koren is supposed to help free the slaves of Starlight, but the dragon king may be turning her calling against her. As war nears, Elyssa's gifts begin unlocking secrets that could change everything.

Adrian pushes toward Starlight's frozen Northlands with two children and Marcelle's near-lifeless body in tow. Disease, invading soldiers, white dragons, and Drexel's schemes make rescue feel almost impossible.

Fifteen years after the war against Heaven's enemies, Billy and Bonnie sit in prison while their children are forced into a rescue mission. Matt and Lauren step into danger, family secrets, and an old mystery reaching back centuries.

Adrian Masters hides on Starlight with Marcelle's comatose body, hoping to find his brother and a refuge for escaped slaves. Meanwhile Marcelle's wandering spirit reaches home, where she is treated as a dangerous sorceress.

Lauren and Billy search for Bonnie by following her unending song, while a deadly illness spreads among the anthrozils. Lauren may be the only one who can find a cure, but the price could be her own life.

Human armies are marching on Starlight just as disease and prophecy begin closing in on Jason, Koren, and Elyssa. Freedom is near, but only if they can survive one final gamble.

This short lost chapter slips into the world of Eye of the Oracle. It centers on Bonnie's first flight and gives fans a small but memorable extra scene from the larger saga.

Phoenix, Singapore, and Shanghai collect the souls of the dead and send them to the Gateway, believing they are helping. Then cracks appear in the story they were told, and their grim job starts to look far more sinister.

Matt and Bonnie are forced through seven terrifying stops, each designed to break Bonnie's healing song and call down disaster. At the same time, Lauren races to save Billy before Tamiel's forces kill him.

Phoenix and Shanghai uncover evidence that the souls they deliver may not be saved at all. If the Gatekeeper is using the Gateway to feed his own power, every job they have ever done becomes a nightmare.

Matt Bannister carries his dead twin sister toward a place of resurrection while Earth and Second Eden slide toward disaster. The final book raises the stakes to apocalyptic levels as Arramos moves for total destruction.

This graphic adaptation retells Billy and Bonnie's first adventure with full-color art and a brisker pace. The dragon heritage, school trouble, and fight against the slayer all come alive in visual form.

As the three Earths close in, duplicate people begin dying across the worlds. Nathan must reject a terrible shortcut, rescue Kelly from a nightmare realm, and find another way to stop the catastrophe.

The three Earths are beginning to merge, and strange distortions are hitting every world at once. Nathan and Kelly have to solve the crisis before cosmic collision turns billions of lives into collateral damage.

Chicago is unraveling, ghosts are everywhere, and Alex is turning the city into a war zone. Phoenix and Shanghai gain a mysterious mirror and one last slim chance to stop her before more children die.

Nathan Shepherd's parents are murdered, leaving him only a mirror and clues from his father's last case. Hiding with Kelly, he begins chasing a mystery that leads past grief and into a parallel world.

Eddie Hertz patrols Nirvana with gadgets and big dreams of becoming a real superhero. When Mephisto attacks the city with an earthquake machine, Eddie and his little sister Samantha become Nirvana's best hope.

Mephisto returns with hypnotized birds, stolen antigravity belts, and another plan to lock down the city. Eddie and Samantha have to outthink him again while everything from gravity to common sense starts breaking loose.

Mephisto plans to control Nirvana with hypnotizing gas, and Eddie Hertz decides to bait him into a trap. Eddie and Samantha soon face fires, monsters, and mind-controlled crowds in a bigger, stranger sequel.

In the wreckage of apocalyptic war, angel-like rulers promise order in exchange for obedience. Ben Garrison joins a rebel mission to expose them, steal a life-saving vaccine, and stop a deadly attack before it crushes the resistance.

In 1860 Paris, book translator Justin Trotter attends a masquerade and meets ghosts who warn of murder. When the crime happens and he is blamed, he flees into the catacombs to clear his name and protect his blind twin sister.

The false angels are gone, but contagion, body-stealing Refectors, and a new alien threat remain. Ben Garrison's team follows the trail north and learns the only way to stop the evil may be to invade hell itself.

Leo and Iona's souls are trapped in hell while enemies wear their bodies on Earth. Ben Garrison has to see through the deception and brave hell again before Alex turns two worlds toward ruin.

After her family is condemned for piracy, Megan Willis is collared, branded, and dragged across space. Escaping her captors is only the start, because her search for the Astral Dragon pulls her into child slavery, danger, and a fight for the helpless.

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.

Iona is dragged toward Viridi while Ben and Kat race after her with almost no way home. Back on Earth, a giant portal wheel opens paths to heaven, hell, and another final showdown.

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.

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.

Two years after his father vanished, Dylan Baxter gets dream clues that may explain what happened. With a new friend, model aircraft skills, and help from a Trail Life troop, he starts following the trail.

This later edition continues the last great Oracles of Fire battle as Second Eden, Earth, and their defenders near collapse. Old enemies tighten the noose, and sacrifice becomes the only road that may still lead to victory.