Edward W Robertson Books in Order

This early collection shows Robertson working short, weird, and sharp. Expect science fiction and horror pieces built on strange premises, dark humor, and the sense that normal life can tip sideways very fast.

In a world where day and night last for years, a king's missing daughter has vanished into the Lightless. Tracker Vickory Carroway and wizard Tom Raquepaw head into that monstrous darkness before she is lost for good.

A compact collection of six stories that swings between science fiction, horror, and oddball humor. Highlights include alien-aided rebellion in small-town Idaho, a plague hunt in the backcountry, and a steampunk-flavored Greek caper.

When the holy book of the outlawed nethermancers falls into young Dante's hands, he becomes a target overnight. With brash fighter Blays beside him, he is dragged into a secret war edging toward civil collapse.

A short horror-comedy novella that mashes together zombies, science fiction, and Robertson's taste for fast, pulpy chaos. It is goofy, violent, and quick on its feet, more B-movie sprint than slow-burn nightmare.

Rob Dunbar has been alive for 3,000 years, which makes him useful to the wrong people. When an AI offers answers about his strange life, Rob gets pulled into corporate conflict, rebellion, and big questions about humanity's future in space.

A fast-spreading plague wipes out civilization, leaving survivors in New York and Los Angeles to improvise new lives. Then the story widens into something even worse, an alien-made catastrophe with Earth itself up for grabs.

Dormun, a poor wizard trapped in a jungle labor camp, survives by making illusions for the workers around him. When sickness starts to spread, he has to risk everything to save them and carve out a chance at freedom.

Ness in Idaho and Tristan in California are trying to survive the first days of collapse when the invaders finally show themselves. Separated from family and pushed into captivity and war, both are forced to grow up fast.

Dante and Blays move from local survival to open rebellion as they help the norren fight the Gaskan Empire. A legendary weapon, slave raids, and the threat of war push the series into bigger and bloodier territory.

Orphaned by the plague, Raina survives alone until a fisherman and his wife take her in. When violence tears that life apart, she is pulled into a harsh fight for revenge, loyalty, and survival in the ruins.

Ellie Colson is one of the few officials who believes a new virus could end the world. To save her ex-fiance and his daughter from quarantine before it is too late, she has to outrun both the plague and her own agency.

Years after the plague, Ellie Colson and her daughter Dee have carved out a life in the Adirondacks. Then stalking strangers and a disappearance drag them into a tense hunt through the dangerous backcountry of post-collapse New York.

In a future of parallel Earths, elite agent Blake Din tracks criminals who use time travel to raid other worlds. A child's murder pulls him into a conspiracy aimed not at some distant timeline, but his own home.

Walt Lawson thought his fighting days were over, until his girlfriend is abducted. To get her back, he has to leave safety behind and push deep into a brutal world where both humans and aliens are still calling the shots.

Tristan has built a fragile life on Maui with her brother Alden, until she uncovers an alien installation in the mountains. Local conflict, bombing raids, and a widening conspiracy turn their island refuge into another war zone.

Mazzy Webber is a debt-ridden janitor who grabs the chance to become a space pirate. One bad raid lands him in the middle of a conspiracy that could change humanity's future among the planets.

On a frozen moon of Neptune, miner Rada Pence helps uncover a long-lost alien ship buried under the ice. The find promises riches, but it also draws murder, secrets, and the first sparks of a much bigger war.

Driven from the mainland, Raina wages guerrilla war from Catalina Island while pressure builds inside her own camp. At the same time, Ness and Sebastian uncover a threat that makes even her hard-fought rebellion look small.

Dante and Blays are split by grief and anger just as a forgotten threat begins to stir in the east. Personal betrayal and looming catastrophe push the trilogy toward a much larger war.

The scattered survivors finally converge for one last strike against the alien invaders. Robertson turns the finale into an all-in ensemble battle, with old grudges, impossible missions, and humanity's future hanging by a thread.

Dante learns his missing father is alive on a forbidden island and dying of a strange plague. The rescue turns into a fight against raiders, civil war, and old magic that may be the only cure.

After escaping the plagued islands, Dante heads straight toward a harder job, assassinating the priest Gladdic. The target is clever, powerful, and tied to a much larger plan that could bring kingdoms down.

FinnTech has joined forces with the aliens, and Rada and Webber need help fast. Their search for allies leads them to a pirate station above Uranus, where conspiracy and survival are tangled together.

Rada and the Hive have survived one showdown with FinnTech, but at a brutal cost. As they scramble for allies and leverage, they learn the long-distant alien threat may be about to move again.

Fresh off victory, Dante and Blays discover that Collen's troubles are only beginning. As hunger, politics, and fresh invasion threats close in, Gladdic reaches for darker secrets that could change the balance of power forever.

Dante and Blays have beaten one enemy only to unleash something far worse, the ancient White Lich. Their only chance may be a desperate search for the lich's mortal body before he can devour whole nations.

Thor Finn's bid for power has been stopped, but the victory only reveals a worse problem, an alien invasion fleet is already on the way. The Solar System's broken factions must build a defense before time runs out.

The invaders have finally arrived, and the last battle for humanity is about to begin. Pirates, rebels, and exhausted survivors have one chance left to stand together before the war ends for good.

With the White Lich ready to swallow the world, Dante tries to unite bitter enemies who barely trust one another. Even that may not be enough unless he can recover the legendary weapon named in the title.

Young Cally trains in a rare order of sorcerers forbidden to kill, a rule that becomes hard to keep once betrayal and invasion arrive. This prequel follows his early years before he becomes a figure of legend.

The White Lich is marching north, and Dante's only real hope lies with the lost Spear of Stars. To reassemble it, he and Blays must deal with the gods themselves in a strange realm where they have no allies.

Newly promoted wizard Wit expects a dull inspection trip, not a frontier conspiracy with war on the horizon. Paired with a dangerous dwarven prisoner, he has to untangle fraud, politics, and an orc threat that is getting organized.

Cast out from the Order that raised him, Cally hunts for a legendary text that might restore proper rule to Narashtovik. Instead he lands in the Inquisition's grip and stumbles into another dangerous conspiracy.

After the White Lich falls, Dante barely has time to breathe before a godly threat turns the world itself against him. Plague, famine, monsters, and collapsing lands push the series into full-scale apocalypse.

Rale is being broken by plagues, disasters, and demon armies, and Dante's last plan has failed. His final chance may require destroying another world first, then living with the cost if he succeeds.

Peace in the Collen Basin proves short-lived when young Cally uncovers a new plot against it. With hostages taken and war closing in, he is sent on a strange desert quest that may decide the basin's future.

Destroying the portals trapped Nolost in Rale, but it did not stop him. Dante, Blays, and Gladdic head east in search of a secret order and a new kind of sorcery that might finally kill the entity.

Cally's long struggle reaches its climax as war, prophecy, and forbidden magic close in from every side. This finale pushes the young sorcerer toward the hardest choices of his life, and the legacy he will leave behind.