Everet Martins Books in Order

In Zoria, the ancient binding of demon god Asebor weakens, bringing renewed war to the realm. Farmer's son Walter longs for adventure until violence reaches his hometown, revealing the brutal reality behind his dreams of heroism.

Walter and Nyset train their emerging magical abilities while searching for missing friend Juzo. Asebor's generals attack Midgaard, diverting their efforts as an army confronts the Death Spawn and its terrifying commander, the Lord of Death.

Walter battles through the horrors of the Shadow Realm while Zoria faces mounting pressure from Asebor's forces. Newly appointed Arch Wizard Nyset struggles with leadership as their companions confront divided loyalties and the demands of survival.

Walter and his companions reach the Silver Tower, where wizards train in the powers of the Phoenix and Dragon. As Asebor prepares his invasion, a hidden corruption within the institution threatens the realm's ability to resist.

The Death Spawn occupy the Silver Tower and devastate the western lands, forcing Walter and his companions to continue their resistance. Nyset must defend Helm's Reach against external attacks and internal enemies while planning to reclaim the Tower.

After three peaceful years, reports from Tigeria suggest the Shadow's influence is returning. Arch Wizard Nyset gathers trusted companions for an expedition, determined to confront a renewed threat linked to an escaped princess of the Shadow Realm.

Wizards Lillian and Baylan are betrayed during a scouting mission to Tigeria and sold into slavery. Freed with a bounty hunter's help, Lillian sets out to find Baylan, weighing the sacrifices required to reunite with him.

Noah excels at the Sid-Ho martial arts camp, where students learn deadly fighting techniques. When a villager asks for help finding her children, he and classmate Kailyn undertake a search that leads them into disturbing underground dangers.

A covert corporate fixer known as a String organizes assassinations, kidnappings, and theft through hired mercenaries. Multiple identities and microscopic technology conceal the fixer's involvement, presenting a future where influence and deception carry more weight than direct combat.

In the concluding Age of Dawn novel, the Shadow's influence threatens the realms of Zoria. The heroes face a final struggle against its spreading power, with the world's possible future dependent on whether their resistance can prevail.