Frontlines Books in Order

When Andrew Grayson and his ship vanish on a classified mission, Halley is ordered to keep a personal journal. Told through her diary entries, this novella follows years of waiting, command challenges, and small daily moments that fill the long silence after someone goes missing.

Marooned in a dark, distant system, Andrew Grayson and the crew of NACS Washington scout a lone moon that looks barely habitable. What they find there, from lifesaving resources to disturbingly adaptive Lankies, turns a rescue attempt into a hellish survival mission.

Four years after Earth’s narrow victory, Andrew Grayson is stuck behind a desk until a new offensive against the Lankies needs his skills. Aboard an Avenger class warship, he leads a strike deep into enemy space where one wrong move could doom the species.

Humanity has pushed the Lankies out of the solar system, but the war is far from over. On Mars, Andrew and Halley lead exhausted troops in brutal tunnel fighting while new weapons shift the balance, forcing them to reckon with the cost of endless war.

With Mars under Lanky control, Earth’s alliances throw everything they have into a risky campaign to take it back. Andrew Grayson and Halley command green troops on the front line, where every landing zone, orbital strike, and mistake carries a deadly price.

After the destruction of a Lanky seed ship gives Earth a brief breathing space, Andrew Grayson trains fresh recruits for whatever comes next. Sent on a covert mission to track down deserters with stolen warships, he discovers that human politics can rival any alien threat.

Cut off on the colony moon of New Svalbard, Staff Sergeant Andrew Grayson and a starving task force must slip through a Lanky blockade to reach Earth. A fragile alliance with former enemies turns their stealth mission into humanity’s most desperate gamble.

War and unrest are tearing humanity apart, from starving riots on Earth to a relentless alien offensive on the colonies. Reenlisted officer Andrew Grayson survives a disastrous assault only to be posted to a misfit-packed ship, where mutiny, invasion, and extinction all feel close.

In 2108, welfare kid Andrew Grayson sees only two ways out of his overcrowded slum: a colony lottery he’ll never win, or military service. Basic training, riot duty, and his first off world deployment quickly show that escaping poverty means facing even deadlier dangers.

After the Battle of Detroit, Territorial Army corporal Jackson tries to understand how a routine pacification spiraled into catastrophe. Her search through ruined housing blocks and frightened civilians becomes a personal reckoning with guilt, orders, and what it really means to fight on home soil.

New dropship pilot Halley is handed an airframe with a cursed reputation and a serial number full of thirteens. On her first combat mission she has to decide whether to trust the data, her instincts, and the ship that every other pilot wants to avoid.