Geodyssey Books in Order

Blaze and Ember begin as lovers separated at the dawn of humanity, then reappear across successive historical lives. Their experiences and those of their descendants trace survival, discovery and civilization from ancient societies toward an imagined future.

Musician Hugh and dancer Ann are reborn through successive eras, struggling to preserve their family amid historical upheaval. Their recurring lives explore human achievement alongside the exploitation of nature, extending from ancient origins toward an ecologically devastated future.

Recurring families and lovers struggle through successive periods of human history, from Africa’s ancient beginnings to an imagined future in the Andes. Their lives intersect with figures including Boudica and King Herod as they seek to overcome humanity’s violence.

Three women’s experiences trace the role of human creativity through successive historical settings, from ancient Egypt to modern warfare and beyond. The novel examines arts of building, healing and survival alongside talents for seduction, violence and destruction.

Recurring characters pass through different eras of human history, confronting drought, disease and changing environments. Their relationships and struggles trace humanity's dependence on nature, linking ancient survival problems with the dangers of a possible future.