Jonathan Maberry Books in Order

These collections pull together Joe Ledger short fiction, reprints, and new adventures from across the timeline. They are packed with side missions, crossovers, and extra time with the DMS and Rogue Team International.

Abby and the survivors are now trapped inside the consequences of the failed Gateway project. Strange worlds, alien hunters, and spreading chaos make the disaster even harder to contain.

This Kagen short story sends the disgraced warrior into a stand-alone clash with supernatural predators. It is a quick, violent stop in the larger fantasy world.

Kagen Vale, captain of the imperial guard, wakes to find the royal house slaughtered and the empire shattered. What follows is a dark fantasy of oath, revenge, ruined kingdoms, and rising magic.

Humanity once created super soldiers called Sleepers to beat the alien Flock, then buried them in legend. Centuries later, the war is back, and the old weapons are waking up.

A newly discovered cave holds Dead Sea Scrolls, possible magic, and a madness that spreads to anyone who gets too close. Joe and Rogue Team International race through a conflict where religion, greed, and bioweapons all blur together.

These Pine Deep stories range from haunted-house fear to graveyard trouble to a Joe Ledger crossover. Together they make the town feel wider, older, and even harder to escape.

Maberry drops Robert E. Howard's grim wanderer into another fight against evil where faith, steel, and stubborn will are all tested. It reads like a classic dark adventure sharpened for horror readers.

With the empire in ruins, Kagen and his allies stay on the move while spies, wild magic, and a rage-inducing plague spread. The book widens the world and deepens the war against the Witch-king.

Gerald Monk Addison hunts killers by reliving the last moments of the dead faces tattooed on his skin. These linked stories blend vigilante crime fiction, ghost-story grief, and Pine Deep atmosphere.

After an experiment strands Asphodel Station on the far side of the galaxy, humanity learns eldritch monsters have noticed Earth. The answer may lie in ghost ships that can only be flown by the dead.

Armies of the living and the dead gather for the trilogy's final reckoning. Kagen's side finally has ancient magic, but so do his enemies, and the whole world feels ready to split open.

Human disease bombs, stolen research, and armed private soldiers hit the country in waves. Joe and Rogue Team International have to keep moving through grief long enough to stop a coordinated bioterror strike.

While the survivors of Asphodel fight on, a buried alien craft in Antarctica starts poisoning minds back on Earth. The sequel links cosmic war, nightmares, and ancient secrets into one escalating crisis.

A revived enemy unleashes a weaponized Black Death in London while old secrets about Mr. Church start surfacing. Joe's team fights a plague crisis and a history lesson they may not be ready to hear.

The first Sleepers are awake, their powers are growing, and the rebellion against the Flock is turning into open war. The scale gets larger, but the series keeps its military urgency.