Jeremy Robinson Books in Order

A practical writing guide built to help screenwriters shape raw ideas into working scripts. Robinson focuses on structure, development, and the hands-on work of getting a story onto the page.

After cracking time travel, Dr. Tom Greenbaum heads for the first century to test one impossible question. What begins as a journey into faith and history turns into a dangerous fight against paradox, betrayal, and darkness.

Robinson plays with alien-invasion paranoia in a brisk, pulpy thriller about a threat that does not arrive in plain sight. The result is creepy, fast, and happy to get weird.

A breakthrough meant to unlock the distant past instead opens the door to disaster. Robinson turns scientific ambition into a tense thriller about discovery, obsession, and consequences no one can control.

An expedition heads into Antarctica expecting ice and finds a hidden world instead. Robinson mixes lost-continent adventure, biblical menace, and survival pressure in one of his earliest big-concept thrillers.

After an ancient sea beast devours his daughter during a whale dive, Atticus Young turns grief into vengeance. His hunt leads to a ruthless backer, deep-water terror, and a battle against something enormous.

When Manifold Genetics steals an ancient artifact and kidnaps archaeologist George Pierce, Jack Sigler and Chess Team go after them. The chase leads to regenerative soldiers, grotesque experiments, and a mythic predator with far too many heads.

A mission tied to the moon uncovers something far more frightening than empty rock and vacuum. Robinson blends hard-edged tech, claustrophobic suspense, and alien horror with nasty efficiency.

A weaponized genetic disease turns into a silent pandemic, pushing Jack Sigler and Chess Team into Vietnam's remote mountains. They need a cure fast, but the jungle is hiding an ancient threat of its own.

The Antarktos saga begins in earnest as Solomon Ull Vincent is pulled into the hidden world beneath Antarctica. His education will not be normal, because he is being shaped to hunt monsters older than history.

King takes the fight to Paris when the mind behind Brainstorm finally surfaces. The plan is catastrophic, the enemy is worse than expected, and sunrise itself becomes part of the threat.

Bishop races across Iran to stop Ergot-B, a weapon that drives its victims into murderous madness. The mission turns personal when the terrorist behind it is revealed to be his biological father.

Deep Blue is trapped inside an abandoned Manifold facility when intruders break in and old experiments wake below ground. The base is locked tight, the clock is ticking, and every level gets worse.

King chases a deadly mystery into Ethiopia after Sara Fogg vanishes and an outbreak hints at something far worse than disease. The Elephant Graveyard holds answers, but also the roots of a nightmare.

Knight crashes into a deserted Chinese ghost city and finds missing soldiers, terrified children, and a relentless killer with Hydra-like regenerative power. Escaping the city alive will take everything he has.

Queen heads into abandoned Pripyat looking for a missing teammate and signs of Manifold Genetics. What she finds under the ruined amusement park is fresh, deadly, and very much alive.

After a failed mission in Siberia, Rook hides out in a remote Norwegian town that quickly proves anything but quiet. Wolves, secrets, and a killer creature turn refuge into another battlefield.

A compact Robinson thriller in which disaster arrives from the sky and survival becomes a race against the next strike. It is quick, tense, and built around one terrible idea landing hard.

A short fiction collection that samples Robinson's range, from dark science fiction to horror and sharp little what-if nightmares. Good for readers who want the strange without committing to a full novel.

The hidden history of Antarktos collides with events on the surface as the saga's separate threads begin to merge. Solomon is no longer just surviving the war, he is becoming central to it.

Solomon's hunt deepens as Antarktos grows even more dangerous and the war around him sharpens. Survival means learning the rules of a world that would happily devour him whole.

After sabotage strands whale hunters and activists on an Arctic island, Jane Harper learns the cold is not the real problem. Ancient draugar are awake, hungry, and ready to spread far beyond Greenland.

After a devastating attack, Chess Team must protect young Fiona Lane while last speakers of ancient languages are hunted down worldwide. The search leads to living statues, engineered monsters, and a secret that could remake the world.

A disaster in Arizona points King toward the Superstition Mountains, a military quarantine, and rumors of creatures below the earth. To stop a wider war, he has to go down into the dark.

Jon Hudson expects another pointless paranormal assignment and instead helps unleash a giant monster with ties to a murdered girl named Maigo. The hunt races from rural Maine toward Boston, and the city may not survive it.

Pieces of cities begin vanishing in flashes of light, and a scattered Chess Team scrambles to reunite. Their enemy is not merely human, and failure could turn Earth into a feeding ground for an extinction-level predator.

NCIS agent Lincoln Miller rises from an undersea research station to find the world choking under red dust and stripped of oxygen. The truth behind the disaster points to a hidden enemy with apocalyptic ambitions.

The war for Antarktos keeps widening, and Solomon carries more of its weight than ever. Family, duty, and survival all grind together as the saga heads for its endgame.

The final Antarktos battle arrives at full force. Solomon and his allies must face the continent's oldest enemies in a showdown that decides the future of their hidden world and more.

The people of Refuge survive the opening shock only to learn the nightmare is still evolving. New dangers emerge as the town's strange journey grows darker and far less understandable.

Milos Vesely, better known as Cowboy, keeps hunting Nazis after the events of SecondWorld. The trail leads into Egypt, buried traps, and an ancient power the enemy wants to use for another rise.

A research ship studying the Great Pacific Garbage Patch wakes beside an island no one remembers reaching. On shore lie the remnants of Unit 731, and something there is still conducting the hunt.

A small New Hampshire town sees its ordinary life ripped apart when a blood-red sky marks the start of a nightmare. Refuge begins with panic, confusion, and the sense that reality itself has slipped.

Jack Sigler's parents are kidnapped, his unknown sister appears, and the trail leads to a man calling himself Alexander Diotrephes. The truth is even stranger, because Robinson's Hercules is very much alive and making plans.

Before Chess Team became a legend, Jack Sigler had to build it in the middle of a crisis tied to the Voynich manuscript. Secret science, ancient history, and a biological nightmare make for a brutal origin story.

In the aftermath of Boston's destruction, Jon Hudson faces a world under assault by multiple kaiju. To stop the next catastrophe, he has to protect Maigo and understand what Nemesis really was.

Jane Harper survives the Arctic once, only to find the draugar threat spreading onto the sea. Zombie whales, ghost ships, and a grim chase across open water make this sequel even nastier.

The final Refuge installment drives its battered survivors toward a last stand. Answers come with a cost, and the town's long nightmare demands everything it has left to give.

Jenna Flood thinks she is an ordinary teenager in Key West until a ticking bomb and a team of killers say otherwise. On the run across Florida and the Caribbean, she learns her identity could change the world.

Immortal and trapped thousands of years in the past, Jack Sigler steps in when a Babylonian prince is marked for sacrifice. What should be a rescue becomes a battle against men, monsters, and Tiamat herself.

Washington is in ruins, Maigo is still changing, and Jon Hudson's world keeps getting stranger. Hidden labs, old enemies, and new monsters force the Nemesis saga into even darker territory.

A stolen tactical nuke, a looming Congo civil war, and a century-old secret pull Chess Team into one of its ugliest missions. The deeper King pushes, the more he realizes not everyone can be saved.

Freeman lives in a utopian future built after his people overthrew the race that enslaved them. When a violent bite-spread virus appears, he discovers the old masters may be ready to take everything back.

A routine snatch-and-grab against a cartel spirals into a bloodbath when an old enemy resurfaces and a savage outbreak begins spreading. King and Chess Team are suddenly fighting both human killers and something much worse.

Part guidebook, part bonus story, this companion volume gathers Jack Sigler summaries, character files, villain notes, and creature sketches. A new Deep Blue framing tale ties it all back into the series.

George Pierce and a new team are drawn into an ancient organization whose roots reach back to Hercules. Their job is to protect dangerous relics and old powers before the wrong hands unlock them.

Genetically altered crops trigger the Change, turning the natural world into a feeding frenzy. Peter Crane, his son Jakob, and scientist Ella Masse have one shot to outrun the monsters and stop total collapse.

Crazy, a man with no fear and no memory, can cross into the place where nightmares are born. To stop a war between worlds, he has to fight in both of them.

In 1775, George Washington needs help stopping a British grab for ultimate power, so he seeks an immortal pirate legend. For King, history becomes another battlefield with the fate of a nation attached.

While Maigo and Lilly chase an ancient secret, new kaiju descend on Tokyo and Boston and tsunamis rise around the globe. Humanity's survival now depends on monsters, myths, and a giant protector called Hyperion.

Humanity turns to dust almost overnight, leaving August in Arizona and pregnant Poe in New Hampshire as two of the last survivors. Their attempt to find each other becomes a cross-country fight against alien architects.

Jon Hudson and the FC-P face an even bigger monster crisis as the Nemesis war mutates again. The scale jumps, the body count rises, and the end of the world starts feeling very mechanical.

A dead sister may be alive, Deep Blue is missing, and the Dyatlov Pass mystery points toward a plan to topple the United States. Chess Team heads into the frozen Russian wilds to stop a new empire from rising.

Surviving the Change was only the beginning. As the ruined world grows even hungrier, Crane and his allies face fresh predators, harsher choices, and the awful possibility that the worst is still coming.

The Aeros return to destroy their ancient enemies and humanity across every reality they can reach. To fight back, Jon Hudson must gather a one-of-a-kind legion from across Robinson's wider universe.

Separate lives and stranger worlds begin drawing together in a high-concept thriller about connection, identity, and survival. Robinson uses a big idea here, but never forgets the people trapped inside it.

King's time-lost path carries him into the Roman world, where another man cursed by history is wreaking devastation. To save innocent lives, he has to step once more into the path of legend.

The berserkers' journey through a ruined world grows stranger when an isolated island promises answers and danger in equal measure. Hope for humanity keeps coming with a very high body count.

Earthquakes hammer the planet and the sun seems to stop in the sky. George Pierce and the Cerberus Group uncover a historical threat with enough power to finish what the disasters started.

A Monster Hunter International operative tracks a series of gruesome attacks that should not be possible, uncovering a predator clever enough to hide among humans. The hunt forces him to choose between following orders and doing what is right for the victims.

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.

Antarktos returns through the eyes of Norah Vincent, who would rather draw than fight until her sister is taken. To save her family, she must embrace a heritage tied to hunters, monsters, and Valhalla.

A century after the apocalypse, humanity survives in Viking-like fragments across northern Europe and birth has nearly stopped. Berserker Val leads a brutal quest south in search of a future worth fighting for.

Stranded after a plane crash in the Amazon, Dr. Gregory Zekser fights illness, predators, and isolation before discovering he is not alone. The deeper he goes, the more human evil starts to look like the true threat.

A band of misfit Space Force leftovers expects embarrassment and eviction, not a wildly dangerous showdown in orbit. Robinson turns military satire into a loud, goofy, high-stakes sci-fi ride.

In a future world split by a vast chasm, shepherd Davina crosses the Divide to save her son and discovers the truth behind humanity's shattered past. On the far side waits the Golyat.

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.

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.

After an explosion erases his wife's lab, Saul Signalman goes on the run with Rain, an amnesiac woman tied to monstrous events around Boston. The answer to one disappearance may decide the fate of whole cities.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Robinson revisits his giant-monster mythology with a fresh take, new angles, and the same appetite for large-scale destruction. It is a kaiju story rebuilt from the ground up, but still eager to stomp.

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.

Chess Team's search for Tom Duncan collides with prehistoric terrors, assassinated presidents, and a space-based weapon. King's latest mission ties global chaos to one final, deadly new kingdom.

When the International Space Station crashes near the most remote point on Earth, Julie Rohr ends up stranded on an impossible island made of living xylem. Her estranged father may be the only one who can reach her.

Micah Taylor, Jess, and Grover are pulled into first contact when the Kynolari arrive searching for a vanished colony on Earth. Their discovery puts them squarely in the path of a far deadlier alien species.

After the invasion spreads, Micah, Jess, Grover, and their allies are scattered across a collapsing planet. Every desperate move matters as humanity edges closer to total war with the Draun.

In Raven's Rest, Alaska, Sheriff Colton Graves tracks a grotesque escaped creature back to a secret lab buried in a Cold War bunker. Inside, A.I. and bioprinting have created something the town may not survive.

Three months into the alien occupation, Micah, Grover, and the resistance make a final push against the Visionary's power. The trilogy ends with ruined cities, deep loyalty, and a very good dog at the center.

Marcus Lockwood joins a UFO watch in rural Maine and witnesses a mass abduction, including the serial killer who murdered his wife. Robinson turns alien-contact terror into something much darker and nastier.

A mind-bending thriller about warped time, unstable perception, and identity under pressure. Robinson builds the story like a puzzle, then keeps tightening it until reality itself feels unsafe.

A high-concept Robinson standalone about what happens when the dream of ordinary life collides with forces that refuse to let anything stay calm for long. Expect unease, sharp turns, and trouble that will not settle.