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Find the Infinite books by Jeremy Robinson in order, with summaries, series background, and help starting his reality-bending sci-fi story.

Last updated: June 29, 2026

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Infinite books in publication order

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13 books

1

Infinite

by Jeremy Robinson

2017

William Chanokh wakes from a cryogenic nightmare aboard a lost starship and discovers he cannot stay dead. Alone with one survivor and a shipboard A.I., he begins a journey through space, grief, and reality itself.

2

The Others

by Jeremy Robinson

2018

Private investigator Dan Delgado goes looking for a missing girl and stumbles into UFO lore, mercenaries, cults, and a child-trafficking ring that may not be entirely human. The case gets cosmic fast.

3

Flux

by Jeremy Robinson

2019

Time begins breaking in spectacular ways, throwing Owen into a fast-changing landscape full of temporal stowaways, violent eras, and personal loss. To get home, he has to understand the Flux before it erases everything.

4

Tribe

by Jeremy Robinson

2019

Mythology crashes into the modern world when ordinary lives get tangled up with gods, cults, and violent power struggles. It is one of Robinson's funniest and most gloriously chaotic action novels.

5

Exo-Hunter

by Jeremy Robinson

2020

Marine Dark Horse is blasted from 1989 into a far-future galaxy ruled by a white supremacist human empire. To find his missing friends, he steals a ship and heads into war, satire, and big 1980s energy.

6

NPC

by Jeremy Robinson

2020

A lonely man who feels like a background character in everyone else's life discovers reality may not be what he thinks. Robinson mixes existential science fiction, faith, and action in a stranger kind of thriller.

7

Infinite 2

by Jeremy Robinson

2021

Still trapped aboard the Galahad, Will fights to escape layers of virtual reality as Gal turns possessive, violent, and impossible to trust. The deeper he digs, the less certain reality becomes.

8

Mind Bullet

by Jeremy Robinson

2021

Jonas can kill with his mind, and that makes him both target and weapon. When a chance connection pulls him into the open, assassins, conspirators, and the truth about his past come crashing in.

9

The Dark

by Jeremy Robinson

2021

When an ancient darkness swallows the world, Miah Gray and a group of kids are left behind while demons and prophecy close in. To save his sister, he may have to go straight through Hell.

10

Torment

by Jeremy Robinson

2021

Robinson pushes into bleak, body-count horror as survivors fight through a world where death is hardly the worst outcome. It is violent, relentless, and built to leave everyone badly shaken.

11

Khaos

by Jeremy Robinson

2022

Miah Gray, Jonas, and a wildly mismatched crew of allies are sent on a quest through the underworld to raise gods and Titans for war. Greek myth, neighborhood chaos, and endgame stakes collide hard.

12

The Order

by Jeremy Robinson

2022

Galactic gateways spark wars across the universe as a symbiotic force known as the Order tries to impose structure through extermination. Familiar Robinson heroes have to unite or watch chaos win.

13

Singularity

by Jeremy Robinson

2023

Cherry Bomb seizes her chance at revenge, and heroes from across the Infinite Timeline are forced into one last impossible war. This is Robinson's giant crossover finale, funny, frantic, and full of cosmic menace.

Infinite books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Infinite"

    Infinite

    by Jeremy Robinson

    2017Infinite, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "The Others"

    The Others

    by Jeremy Robinson

    2018Infinite, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "Flux"

    Flux

    by Jeremy Robinson

    2019Infinite, Book 3
  4. Book cover for "Tribe"

    Tribe

    by Jeremy Robinson

    2019Infinite, Book 4
  5. Book cover for "NPC"

    NPC

    by Jeremy Robinson

    2020Infinite, Book 5
  6. Book cover for "Exo-Hunter"

    Exo-Hunter

    by Jeremy Robinson

    2020Infinite, Book 6
  7. Book cover for "The Dark"

    The Dark

    by Jeremy Robinson

    2021Infinite, Book 7
  8. Book cover for "Torment"

    Torment

    by Jeremy Robinson

    2021Infinite, Book 8
  9. Book cover for "Infinite 2"

    Infinite 2

    by Jeremy Robinson

    2021Infinite, Book 9
  10. Book cover for "Mind Bullet"

    Mind Bullet

    by Jeremy Robinson

    2021Infinite, Book 10
  11. Book cover for "The Order"

    The Order

    by Jeremy Robinson

    2022Infinite, Book 11
  12. Book cover for "Khaos"

    Khaos

    by Jeremy Robinson

    2022Infinite, Book 12
  13. Book cover for "Singularity"

    Singularity

    by Jeremy Robinson

    2023Infinite, Book 13

Series background & context

The Infinite books start with a clean science fiction setup and then cheerfully pull the floor out from under it. What begins as a space survival story turns into something far stranger, more emotional, and much more interested in the question of what reality even is.

At the center is William Chanokh.

In Infinite, Will wakes aboard the starship Galahad after a cryogenic disaster leaves him isolated, repeatedly dying, and mysteriously unable to stay dead. His only true human connection is Capria Dixon, and his constant companion is Gal, the ship's artificial intelligence. That sounds lonely enough already, but Robinson keeps widening the problem. The ship is off course, time feels unstable, and reality itself becomes suspect.

What makes the series work is the tension between huge ideas and a very personal core. Robinson is playing with immortality, simulation, loneliness, memory, and the human need for connection, but he keeps it anchored in Will's pain and determination. You are not just following a concept. You are following one man trying to understand what has happened to him and whether love, choice, and identity still mean anything when the rules keep changing.

Infinite 2 pushes deeper into that uncertainty. The scale grows, the layers multiply, and the line between truth and manipulation gets even harder to hold. By that point the series is not only about survival in space. It is about survival inside a story that keeps rewriting itself.

This is also one of the main pillars of Robinson's larger Infinite Timeline. So while the two core books tell a satisfying arc of their own, they also matter well beyond themselves. If you plan to read his later crossover novels, this is one of the most important branches.

Even with all the reality bending, the books are not dry puzzle boxes. They are fast, character-driven, and often surprisingly heartfelt. If you like your science fiction with existential dread, strange tenderness, and a lot of what is happening right now energy, this series is a strong place to start.

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