Johnny Marciano Books in Order

Raj faces a new school year while exiled feline ruler Klawde continues adjusting to Earth. When two figures from their pasts arrive in Oregon, both discover that starting over will be harder than expected.

Banished from his planet, feline warlord Klawde arrives on Earth and meets Raj, a boy struggling with a move to Oregon. Their unlikely friendship pairs a lonely newcomer with an emperor determined to recover his power.

An alien police dog comes to Earth determined to bring Klawde to justice. Meanwhile, Raj must survive his visiting grandmother’s plans for an embarrassing birthday party, leaving both friends with unwelcome arrivals to handle.

Klawde abandons his plans for Earth when the office of Emperor of the Universe becomes available. With Raj and Barx helping his campaign, the former dictator must confront an unfamiliar obstacle to supreme power: an election.

Klawde decides that conquering Earth requires money and an army of zombie squirrels. Raj starts a yard-cleaning business to buy a virtual-reality headset, but his plans soon collide with his alien friend’s ambitions.

Millions of years after humanity disappears, young Plib becomes fascinated by humans at a natural history museum. His questions about their extinction invite readers to consider environmental damage, conflict and the choices that determine a species’ future.

Running an empire from Raj’s basement proves complicated when Klawde needs help from his former protégé, the Calico Queen. Raj has problems of his own at school as his involvement with the newspaper brings new complications.

Frankie Caridi follows her horned younger brother to a strange boarding school where students learn to capture spirits and use crystals. Disturbing dreams and the headmaster’s unsettling behavior prompt her to investigate the school and her own forgotten history.

Spending summer at the Pythagorean Institute, Frankie Caridi hosts former cult members known as the Listeners. As her visions reveal memories of past lives, betrayals draw her toward the Oblivion and force her to question the people she trusts.