Jonathan P Brazee Books in Order

Killed saving his Marines, Sergeant Paxton Alejo wakes in a secret program that uses engineered mycelium to keep dead warriors fighting. He is alive enough to serve, but not alive enough to have rights.

Humanity unveils a horrific new weapon aimed at the Genesians and their allies. Aiden must fight for his people while becoming one of the first victims of that cruelty.

After a catastrophic injury, Aiden Thorn is rebuilt through an experimental procedure that leaves him in a metal body. When a corporation claims ownership of people like him, survival turns into rebellion.

The truth about the Undead can no longer stay hidden. As public outrage grows and alien enemies keep attacking, Pax and his comrades are forced to fight for humanity and for their own right to exist.

The twins' first desperate stand grows into a larger struggle with bigger consequences. Nika and Rika now have to keep surviving while the world around them changes fast.

A sweeping political move turns tension into open crisis for Aiden and the other newly remade beings. Questions of freedom, identity, and loyalty become impossible to avoid.

The war around the Genesians escalates, and old injuries begin to demand repayment. Aiden is caught in the violent middle of a conflict that keeps widening.

Broke salvager Wiz Zumwalt finds an alien ship just before losing his own. That discovery blasts him out of the solar system and into the truth about humanity's hidden isolation.

Qod is a goblin who would rather read and eat in peace than become a legend. Military fantasy and reluctant command collide when the world insists he matter.

A fresh stand has to be made when old wars and new threats finally converge. For Rev and the people around him, this is where retreat stops being an option.

Borrowing the famous airborne cry, this story turns toward soldiers bound together by training, hardship, and mutual trust. The climb is brutal, but the fall would be worse.

With the war reaching another turning point, Aiden and the Genesians face the threat of annihilation on a larger scale than ever. Survival may require becoming something more than a scattered people.