Christopher Hopper Books in Order

Luik lives in Dionia, a world untouched by evil, until an ancient enemy begins to corrupt paradise from within. Called to join the Dibor, he must grow from innocent youth into warrior before the kingdom falls.

Dionia is in ruins, the kings have fallen, and Morgui's power keeps spreading. As hope thins, the hidden Order of the White Lion steps forward and Luik's war becomes darker, stranger, and far more costly.

Seven hidden elven heirs have grown up on Earth believing they were ordinary kids. As their powers begin to wake, sentinels and assassins race to find them first, and two worlds move toward collision.

Now in Allyra, the Seven begin brutal training while the Spider King's agents close in. To have any chance at all, they must master their gifts, solve old prophecies, and survive a mission into enemy ground.

Dionia is near breaking. As storms, fire, loss, and Morgui's designs close in, the surviving Dibor fight not just to retake ground, but to keep hope alive long enough for victory to mean anything.

The Seven young lords are pushed toward the endgame as prophecy, war, and divided loyalties tighten around Allyra. The final Berinfell book drives the series toward a full-scale reckoning with the Spider King.

In the floating world of Aria-Prime, apprentice rider Junar wants to earn his place in the skies. Instead, he stumbles into family strain, sky pirates, political conspiracy, and a threat to the world he thought he understood.

Magnus and Awen are reeling from loss when new revelations force them into their hardest mission yet. To strike back, they will have to reach the notorious super-dreadnaught Black Labyrinth and survive getting aboard.

Magnus survives the first disaster only to find the galaxy growing more dangerous and more divided around him. This combined edition pushes the war outward as loyalties harden and the mission changes shape again.

Charged with treason by his own side, Magnus tries to get Piper safely to the Luma homeworld before her abilities attract even worse enemies. The trip opens into a larger fight for freedom across alien worlds.

Flint Reed is pulled deeper into the artifact mystery and the larger conflict circling it. The second book widens the universe while keeping the danger close, fast, and personal.

Ex-cop Flint Reed is the only thing between a terrorist cell and its hostages. Then the siege opens into a much larger hunt for ancient alien artifacts, and the day gets far worse from there.

This combined edition launches the series with Lt. Magnus on what should be a routine escort mission to a peace summit. One explosion later, he is trapped, hunted, and carrying intel powerful enough to start a wider war.

After a hard-won victory, Magnus learns the enemy's reach goes deeper than he feared. To stop what is coming next, he must cross the void horizon and search for answers before his resistance is crushed.

Humans are being harvested, and the people who might save them are already off-world. Wic and Phantom Team take the fight into enemy territory, where every move could expose Earth to even worse destruction.

Magnus and the Gladio Umbra are running on losses, pressure, and plans that keep slipping apart. As the wider conflict worsens, they have to hold the team together long enough to survive the next impossible turn.

The Republic has fallen, rival powers are scrambling to reshape the galaxy, and Magnus is caught between them. To keep the future from sliding into tyranny, the Gladio Umbra must fight on more than one front at once.

In the aftermath of Moldark's fall, Magnus and his allies chase a new and even stranger enemy toward a final showdown. The series closes on all-out war, desperate hope, and the fate of the galaxy itself.

Marine Raider Patrick "Wic" Finnegan is sent to Antarctica to guard researchers digging into an ancient mystery. When what they uncover tears open a portal and unleashes an invasion, Earth starts falling apart fast.

A dying world is packed with refugees, and Magnus cannot save everyone. While evacuation efforts strain the team to the breaking point, a dangerous Luma leader gathers power for the next stage of the war.

With humans still stranded off-world, Phantom Team pushes deeper into enemy territory to bring them home. Rescue quickly turns into another high-risk operation where every gain exposes a bigger and uglier truth.

The war reaches a brutal tipping point as Wic and Phantom Team face heavier fire, harder choices, and the cost of every earlier victory. This is the kind of Ruins book where survival alone no longer feels like enough.

On humanity's greatest orbital habitat, an explosion, a murder, and a possible alien signal collide in one terrible night. Jericho Fox and Evelyn Park race to uncover the truth before Astraea Station comes apart around them.

After their strike on Karkin Four, Wic and Phantom Team learn the enemy is preparing a brutal assault on New York City. To stop it, they will need a desperate counterattack and hard choices that could cost them everything.

There is no easy way back to Earth. Stranded and under pressure, Wic and his team join forces with unlikely allies and head into even deadlier ground, where survival means fighting through the enemy's world instead of escaping it.

The final Infinita book brings Jericho, Evelyn, and the larger mystery to a head. Human ambition, political pressure, and the truth behind the signal all converge in a last run with no easy landing.

Jericho Fox gets his career back just in time for a mission that could move humanity toward a new world. At the same time, Evelyn Park digs deeper into a surviving alien transmission, where discovery and danger are tightly tangled.

A disgraced former stratusaire and a sheltered royal heir are pulled toward the same dangerous fault line in a four-thousand-year-old empire. What begins as personal survival quickly starts to look like the opening crack in something much bigger.

Hale is close to reclaiming his old life when Orelia asks for help that sends both of them into fresh danger. Their separate missions pull them deeper into the Imperium's cruelty and closer to open defiance.

Hale's rescue plan is finally moving, but betrayal sits inside the operation itself. While palace plots unfold elsewhere, thousands of lives hang on whether he can spot the trap in time.

The survivors have escaped one nightmare, but safety on Cirra proves fragile. While Hale looks for a way to save more people, Orelia faces painful choices and old enemies close in again.

With Sedarious Kull in custody, victory looks close for a moment, then turns complicated fast. Hale and Orelia are forced into new bargains, new missions, and a larger rebellion that is only getting harder to hold together.

College freshman Riley Moore stumbles into a fantasy world that feels far too real to be only a dream. With a sarcastic talking rabbit and danger everywhere, he has one job: wake up before dying there kills him here too.

Gabriel Stone and Chloe Lidell wake inside a deadly alien game where each rising wall reveals another monster and another round to survive. The only way out is forward, toward the minds that built the trap.

Rim Fellows steps into the spotlight for a black-market adventure set in the Chaosic Regions. It is a rougher, more rogue-driven corner of the Imperium universe, built on risky deals and bad odds.

The Ruins saga keeps moving through the wreckage left by war, with fresh danger rising from what earlier victories failed to settle. It is another entry built on fallout, endurance, and costly forward motion.

A later Ruins of the Earth installment that follows the survivors into the next phase of the conflict. Old losses, unfinished battles, and the long shadow of earlier choices still shape every move.