Ian J. Malone Books in Order
Ian J. Malone is a series of 5 books written by Ian J. Malone.
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Ian J. Malone books in publication order
5 books
Mako
by Ian J. Malone
2013
Divorced history professor Lee Summerston leads old friends to victory in a groundbreaking online game. Invited to meet its creator, they discover the game was designed as training, drawing ordinary players into events that could endanger Earth.
Red Sky Dawning
by Ian J. Malone
2015
Five years after the Battle of Dulaston, Danny Tucker has found love and purpose on Aura. An old enemy's revenge disrupts that peace, entangling him and the Renegades in a civil war that threatens their adopted home.
Colonies Lost
by Ian J. Malone
2018
Suspended US Marshal Trip Hackett returns to North Carolina and accepts a stranger's offer to find a missing girl. The investigation takes him beyond Earth and toward a hidden connection with the vanished settlers of Roanoke Island.
At Circle's End
by Ian J. Malone
2020
Danny Tucker pursues vengeance in the darkest reaches of Alystierian space, while Lee Summerston searches for his missing friend. As Imperial forces approach Aura, the scattered Renegades must confront personal losses and a threat to their home.
Detron City Vice
by Ian J. Malone
2020
Retired Auran soldier and former Miami policeman Danny Tucker lives in prosperous, dangerous Detron City. When a friend's son disappears, he is drawn into the city's darker side amid the unsettled politics of newly independent worlds.
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