EE Knight Books in Order

In a Louisiana ruled by the Kurian Order, Lieutenant David Valentine joins the Wolves to fight back against alien overlords and their Reaper hunters. It is the start of a hard, violent campaign across a broken Earth.

David Valentine begins training as a Cat, one of the resistance's elite stealth fighters. His first mission sends him after the mysterious Twisted Cross and deeper into the strange machinery of Kurian rule.

After a mission involving stolen Iraqi artifacts, Lara Croft is drawn into the murder of an archaeologist studying the ancient Mene cult. Her search takes her into Peru, where ruined temples, old secrets, and a dangerous former ally await.

When raiders destroy his mountain nest, young Auron escapes alone into a brutal world. The rare gray dragon has to learn how to survive, find his own kind, and understand why dragons are disappearing.

Now a Cat warrior, David Valentine is sent after a legendary weapon that could shift the balance of the war. The mission takes him deep into enemy territory, where survival depends on nerve, secrecy, and luck.

Returning to the Ozarks, David Valentine finds his home region under Kurian rule. He answers with a desperate rebellion, risking his life, his honor, and the future of his people in a fight that will not stay small.

Separated from her family after the destruction of their nest, Wistala must survive the upper world and seek out other dragons. Her grief soon hardens into purpose, and she begins hunting those responsible for her shattered life.

Celebrated as a hero, Valentine is pulled into a search for a missing woman who vanished inside Kurian territory. The trail leads to a heavily guarded compound in Ohio and discoveries that shake even his hardened sense of reality.

Cast aside from the start, the young Copper dragon grows up wounded, angry, and determined to prove himself. His long journey through danger and unlikely alliances turns him into one of the series' most complicated figures.

After years in exile, David Valentine returns to the war with a mission to rescue the remaining Lifeweavers. To succeed, he must win over the Marshal, a legendary resistance leader who is nearly as dangerous as the enemy.

AuRon, Wistala, and the Copper are finally moving toward the same war, but they want very different futures. Human conflict gives each dragon a chance to act, and each move pulls the siblings closer to a reckoning.

As the rebellion goes on the offensive, David Valentine and his former Quislings march to join a guerrilla army. The mission looks like progress, until the road ends in a brutal surprise that changes everything.

Wistala leads the Firemaids while her brothers pull in very different directions over how dragons should deal with humans. As the Copper's empire grows more unstable, family conflict and politics threaten to turn into open war.

Valentine's battered battalion staggers out of Appalachia into a Kentucky tearing itself apart. With Kurian forces moving toward extermination instead of occupation, survival depends on holding together an army and a cause that are both breaking.

The surviving dragon siblings have withdrawn from the world, but peace does not last. As old sorceries awaken and war spreads again, they must reunite or watch dragonkind burn.

Kentucky is up for grabs, and David Valentine needs to bring settlers through hostile territory before the Kurians do. It is a long, dangerous push through slavers, aliens, and a land that has already swallowed plenty of armies.

Ahn-Kha is captured and sold into the coal mines of Appalachia, where brutal conditions turn anger into open revolt. As he fights the Maynes family and their Kurian backers, a local uprising begins to take shape around him.

On her first mission for dragonkind, young Irelia leaves the Lavadome to hunt a threat to the food supply. What she finds in the upper world forces her to question her vows, her duty, and where she truly belongs.

After Alessa Duvalier raids a Kurian gathering in Indiana, the resistance uncovers a plot aimed at a peace conference in Helsinki. Espionage, betrayal, and a dangerous mission draw David Valentine into one of the series' most political battles.

Orphaned Ileth runs away to the Serpentine to join the dragonriders she has dreamed about for years. Life at the academy is harder and rougher than she expected, and one dangerous assignment proves that dragons and status can kill as easily as inspire.

Now an apprentice at the Serpentine Academy, Ileth faces enemies on two fronts: a hidden attacker inside the school and pirate pressure outside its walls. As the Vale Republic tightens toward war, she must decide what kind of dragoneer she wants to become.