Chris Fox Books in Order

An impossible pyramid appears, ancient tech comes to light, and a werewolf plague starts spreading across the world. The real danger, though, is the older war waking up underneath all of it.

Fox's best-known craft book is a productivity guide built around habits, measurement, and efficiency. The goal is simple, finish more words in less time without turning drafting into misery.

David is a young software developer with a secret history of abduction and a countdown in his head. Before the grey men return, he has to find others like him and turn Project Solaris into a real defense.

A compact guide to building a daily writing practice that lasts. Fox blends habit science, motivation, organization, and clear steps writers can actually use.

A massive solar event wipes out modern tech, and the zombie apocalypse arrives right on schedule. Worse, the deathless are waking too, and only a scattered handful of werewolves stand in their way.

With civilization shattered, old gods start maneuvering for power while the living try to rebuild. Then Set rises, bringing an army big enough to make every earlier disaster look small.

When outer colonies vanish without a trace, Captain Dryker takes the Johnston into hostile space to investigate. What he finds is the return of the Void Wraith, and an unwelcome need to ally with the Tigris.

Office of Fleet Intelligence officer Nolan investigates disappearing stations and stumbles onto the first signs of a hidden invasion. The case costs him his career, his relationship, and his old certainty about the fleet.

David and Project Solaris are already losing when the grey men force them on the run again. Their best hope lies in Cairo and the Hall of Records, if they can reach it before humanity runs out of chances.

A straightforward launch manual focused on planning, tracking, and executing a smarter release. Fox mixes checklists, examples, and practical lessons from his own launches.

This book looks at audience targeting, Amazon's sales engine, and the data choices behind steady book sales. It is aimed at writers who want to market with systems instead of guesswork.

Fox argues that successful authors study reader appetite before they draft. He shows how to read a genre, mine reviews, spot the right tropes, and build books readers already want.

Nolan leads a mech company into hostile space and ends up stranded after the fleet is destroyed. To get home, his people must survive Planetstriders, enemy territory, and a secret too important to lose.

The Void Wraith's campaign is finally in full motion, and every allied fleet is breaking. Nolan hunts the legendary Forge while Dryker fights a losing retreat toward Earth.

With the fleets shattered, Nolan and T'kon head to the Azi home world for a risky political trap. Khar, trapped on Imperalis, becomes the one person who might stop the Nameless Ones from burning the galaxy.

A military science fiction anthology built for quick hits, big action, and a lot of laser fire. Expect multiple authors, different crews, and a fast sampler of space-opera trouble.

Another rapid-fire anthology of military SF stories, with more ships, more firefights, and more bite-sized adventures. It works best as a sampler for readers who like action-first science fiction.

Imperalis is gone, allies are breaking, and the Ganog are losing ground everywhere. Nolan finds an ancient Void Wraith Omega on Nyar, and restoring it may be the coalition's last real chance.

A backlist marketing guide for authors whose older books have stalled or faded. Fox walks through relaunch types, diagnosing failed launches, and building systems that send readers back through your catalog.

Aran wakes in chains with no past and gets conscripted into a brutal war as a Tech Mage. Escape is possible, but leaving would mean abandoning the only people standing between the galaxy and Krox.

Five years after defeating Set, the Ark Lords return to a future ruled by deathless, demons, and old powers on the move. To stop the Builders from coming back, they need allies, and a pack big enough to matter.

Nolan is stranded after destroying a Void Wraith factory, while Dryker and Khar are sidelined by politics. In their absence, the enemy pushes humanity and the Tigris toward a war neither side can afford.

Nebiat has seized godhood and turned the elder god Krox into a living weapon. Voria, Aran, and Nara all face impossible choices as their worlds burn and every path to victory narrows.

A practical outlining guide for writers who want structure without killing spontaneity. Fox covers story shape, worldbuilding, character work, and how to build a living outline that can change as the draft grows.

Aran, Voria, and Nara hunt the First Spellship, a legendary weapon that could turn the war. Their search leads to a dragon world where Aran's past, and the price of victory, finally catch up with him.

This prequel imagines the ancient lives behind Egyptian myth, following Osiris, Isis, and the discovery of a structure older than humanity. It works as origin story, myth remix, and doorway into the Deathless universe.

Stripped of rank and resources, Voria chases a hidden world buried in the Umbral Depths. Aran gives up safety and answers about his past to follow her into a place even gods avoid.

New Texas is under massive assault, and only Aran's company can hold the line until Voria arrives. Behind the battle, a darker plan unfolds, one that could bring Krox back to life.

Fox breaks book advertising into a simpler daily system built for writers who hate spreadsheets. He covers the major ad platforms, audience testing, and how to manage campaigns without losing your writing time.

Nefarius is devouring gods and growing stronger with every victory. Aran, Nara, and Kazon uncover Xal's last plan, but stopping a dragon-goddess may cost them far more than winning the war.

Ternus lies in ruins, Shaya barely survives, and Aran heads to wake the Last Dragonflight before the war is lost. But Krox is not the only threat, and Nefarius's return could remake the sector.

Bert is a 1-hit-point goblin who dreams of someday moving up in the monster world. When he accidentally steals the Dark Lord trope, a gamer named Kit has to decide whether to stop him or help him rule.

The Tigris launch a Sacred Hunt against Earth, and Dryker is ordered to reactivate an ancient Void Wraith factory. If he succeeds, the fleet that wakes will not save humanity, it will erase it.

Before the Eradication, Dryker is a washed-up veteran mining near Pluto when an ancient satellite wakes and warns that the Void Wraith are back. Hostile aliens and Earth's first real space war follow fast.

A year after first contact, humanity has copied Helios Drive tech and takes the war to the Tigris. Dryker serves aboard the Johnston while both sides race for ancient Primo weapons and the Void Wraith creep closer.

Relic hunter Jerek raids ancient derelict ships for lost magic and forgotten tech, because his world is literally falling into the sun. Every salvage run might save his people, or get his crew killed first.

Necrotis is rolling over Confederate worlds, and Jerek's crew is running out of ways to hit back. To fire the Word of Xal's deadliest weapon, he has to train in enemy territory and become something far more dangerous.

Jerek saved thousands when his world collapsed, but survival turns out to be the easy part. With food low and his ship failing, he has to strip dangerous Great Ships for salvage before his refugees run out of time.

Jerek gets trapped on an Inuran trade moon just as necromancers launch their assault. To save the survivors and stop the enemy flagship, he needs power, luck, and a ship that may not be ready for either.

Blackmailed by the unliving goddess Necrotis, Jerek must pilot into a violent void storm called Sanctuary and find a city nobody has ever entered. If he fails, he loses his father and maybe the whole sector.

The Builders are coming, and the fight has split across time, continents, and ruined Arks. Jordan faces deathless hordes while Blair and Trevor try a desperate plan that could change history or destroy what is left.

Jerek and his allies launch a last assault on Necrotis as famine, war, and exhaustion tear the sector apart. Their best weapon might stop her, or rip a permanent hole in reality and speed the Void Wraith's return.

Now marked as the return of a dark god, Xal is hunted by the Morrigan while the Fomori prepare to crush Hasra. He and his friends race from Catalyst to Catalyst, gathering magic before the empire runs out of time.

Xal is one of the void-blooded, a despised people forced to fight the Fomori for the empire that enslaves them. Surviving the war may turn him into the very god-born threat the nobles fear most.

Earth is thrown into darkness when the builder Yoggoth cages the sun and brings his fleets to the Solar System. Blair, Liz, and Jordan gamble everything on one final strike before winter and annihilation win.

Xal survives the war only to be condemned to die in the Great Games, where god-souled prisoners are fed to a magical arena. To protect his people, he has to outlast every fight and find a way past a ritual built to kill him.

Left for dead in the Blasted Lands, Xal returns to the empire changed, stronger, richer in worship, and done taking orders. He hunts for his family and the remaining tombs while old prophecies and old enemies close in.

Before he became Xal's ally, Saghir was a free ratkin child scraping by on the streets of Gateway. One bad month, one missing tithe, and his whole tribe could be enslaved.

Xal sails into an ocean of ash to find his final tomb in a land where magic fails and the dead still move beneath the soot. He needs answers before he can save Li or survive Hasra's civil war.

The war in Hasra is lost, Xal's enemies are stronger than ever, and his friends are running out of miracles. In Olivantia, he gathers the people still standing and tries to build one last chance.

The Ganog have arrived in overwhelming numbers, with the galaxy-burning Gorthians behind them. To survive, Jerek must find Terra, the birthplace of mankind, before their enemies claim its power first.

After the fall of their sector, the surviving fleet reaches Earth with a dark god at its heels. Jerek and the others need the Eye of Om, the right prophecy, and impossible allies before every reality starts to crack.

With demons flooding the world and Li forced toward sacrifice, Xal faces his deadliest test yet. To win, he may have to kill his own brother and walk straight into the fate prophecy reserved for him.

LIDAR scans reveal a hidden city beneath the Great Pyramids, and Mitch heads for the legendary Halls of Amenti. The Daevas are racing him there, led by an assassin who does not miss.

Mitch Dinkle sees memories from a lost age and becomes convinced Atlantis was real, and findable. That discovery pulls him into a global race for ancient vaults, buried technology, and a way to stop the next cataclysm.

Mitch now knows Atlantis was real, and that some of it survived beneath the Richat Structure. With the Agency compromised and the Asuras closing in, he has one shot to reach the Atlantean vault first.

Ancient king lists point Mitch toward a bloodline altered by beings our ancestors called gods. He races to Gobekli Tepe and Derinkuyu before Moloch claims the gene and turns it into an army.

The search shifts to Mexico and Guatemala, where Teotihuacan, Tikal, and a lost pendant may hold the key to saving Earth. Mitch has to beat Moloch's forces to the ruins, or watch civilization reset.

A very short erotic story in which a routine physical between a patient and his doctor turns into a forbidden encounter. The focus is on tension, secrecy, and the consequences that land right after.