JS Morin Books in Order

Soria chases a cross-world mystery while Kyrus, stranded far from home, pushes magic further than anyone should. One mistake threatens the balance of power on both worlds.

Apprentice scribe Kyrus Hinterdale discovers that his dreams of a knight named Brannis are not dreams at all. When he tries dream-world magic in waking life, two worlds crash together around him.

Kyrus faces a demon warlock, deeper conspiracies, and a mystery that may decide the fate of an empire. In a story built on linked worlds, every betrayal lands twice.

A no-questions-asked delivery should be easy money for the Mobius. Then the crew looks too closely at the cargo and ends up choosing between profit and doing the right thing.

Rynn uses stolen learning and stubborn courage to fight back against humanity's oppressors on Korr. At the same time, Cadmus Errol pursues a larger plan that stretches across worlds.

This side adventure turns the Twinborn world toward mystery as a killing upends a quieter corner of the setting. It offers a smaller, sharper look at life inside the larger universe.

Fresh from revolt, Rynn and her allies take to stolen airships while Cadmus races to outbuild a rival inventor. The rebellion grows more dangerous the moment it starts winning.

Carl Ramsey spots a wreck, a distress beacon, and a chance at quick money. What should be simple salvage becomes an introduction to life aboard the Mobius, where even easy jobs arrive with pirates attached.

Magic and machinery collide in another Black Ocean caper where half the battle is understanding what went wrong. The rest is surviving the lies layered on top of it.

The Mad Tinker saga drives toward a final reckoning between rebellion, invention, and long-laid plans. Justice comes hard when every side thinks history belongs to them.

The inventions that might free one world now threaten to tear several apart. Rynn and Cadmus are forced into a war where genius can be every bit as deadly as sorcery.

Carl enters a high-stakes race for prize money and immediately starts scheming for an even bigger score. Winning would be great, but not crashing and burning would help too.

This short story collection returns to the Twinborn setting through gamblers, goblins, duels, and other side roads the novels only hint at. It is a lively way to see both worlds from fresh angles.

A lead on a crashed ARGO battleship promises the biggest salvage Carl has ever seen. Instead, the crew finds survivors, hostile conditions, and magic that shuts technology down.

A passenger with tangled business pulls the Mobius into Tanyana's dangerous family orbit. Gangsters, divided loyalties, and a badly timed shortage make this mission much more personal.

With Carl presumed dead, the crew hides out on a retro-themed colony that seems safely low tech. Then sharp-eyed investigators arrive, and Carl's talent for causing trouble returns right on schedule.

Someone has finally studied Mort well enough to exploit his weaknesses. As wizard hunters close in, the Mobius itself becomes a battleground.

After rescuing Mriy's nephew, the crew escorts him home and walks into old blood debts. Mriy must face her family and earn her place back through a brutal ritual hunt.

A promising opportunity lures the Mobius crew into a place where ambition and greed run hot. Getting rich sounds easy, getting out intact is the harder part.

A supposedly profitable job turns into a knot of schemes and crossed loyalties. Carl and company need to out-bluff professionals before someone else sets the terms.

A hidden passenger turns a routine run into a far riskier journey. The closer the crew gets to the destination, the harder it becomes to separate profit from principle.

When machines and human agendas collide, the Mobius crew gets dragged into a mess that is part tech problem and part moral problem. Improvisation may not be enough this time.

The return of humanity excites some robots and terrifies others. When bodies, memories, and identity become bargaining chips, Charlie7 and Eve are pulled into the middle.

Professor Rachel Jordan is branded a heretic after challenging the story humanity tells about the angels. Chased to the edge of civilized space, she hunts a lost sacred text that could expose the truth.

A wedding on Earth should be romantic. For outlaws with enemies and law enforcement nearby, it becomes a logistical nightmare with heart, chaos, and very little margin for error.

Charlie7, the oldest robot alive, finally meets Eve14, the first healthy human in a thousand years. Protecting her could change the future of Earth.

With humanity facing annihilation, Rachel turns to the one force ever known to stand against the angels. Fighting heaven may demand an alliance that costs more than she can afford.

A job that looks reckless from the start only gets worse once the crew is committed. Carl and the Mobius keep pushing forward, because backing out has never really been their style.

Trouble closes in from every direction as bad choices and old debts come back around. The Mobius crew has to stay in motion long enough to find a way out.

Carl spots another chance to turn a planetary mess into a payday. The problem is that everybody else in the system is hustling too, and some of them play much dirtier.

Robot society fractures as old loyalties fail and new ambitions rise. Charlie7 must navigate a conflict where both sides think they are protecting the future.

Rachel escapes with the book she risked everything to find, only to discover she cannot read it. With pursuers closing in, she must trust a dangerous ally she has every reason to doubt.

At the helm of an ancient starship, Rachel Jordan suddenly holds a prize every major power wants. To learn the truth about humanity's past, she heads toward Eden itself.

As new humans become more than an experiment, powerful factions start seeing them as assets. Eve's existence could save a world, or turn her into the most dangerous prize on it.

Rachel's search for truth brings the angels back into the story in the worst possible way. As they reassert their dominance, humanity faces judgment on a galactic scale.

A place that looks calm on the surface hides the kind of trouble mercenaries get paid not to question. The crew soon has to decide how much the fee is really worth.

A job with a clear moral line becomes complicated when rescue, revenge, and leverage collide. The crew has to decide which chain to break first.

A new human generation reaches adulthood, and one heir believes leadership is his by design. Earth's future may hinge on whether creation can outgrow control.

This giant collection gathers all sixteen Black Ocean missions and several short stories. Follow Carl Ramsey and the crew of the Mobius through scams, salvage jobs, wizard trouble, and one bad decision after another.

A powerful house drags the crew into family politics with real firepower behind them. Once they step inside, getting paid and getting out become two separate problems.

The balance between robot caretakers and human descendants finally shifts. What comes next for Earth depends on who gets to define the future of humanity.

This shorter Twinborn tale looks back at the making of a legend, tracing the cleverness and ambition behind the Mad Tinker name. It adds useful context to the rebellion books that follow.

An ancient protector and modern opportunists collide around Astral Prime's latest discovery. Survival means learning what should stay guarded, and why.

A struggling station discovers something impossible at the edge of known space, a planet that could change everything. The find brings opportunity, danger, and attention nobody wanted.

Aspiring writer Matt Lee delivers pizza by night and hears voices he cannot explain. When he becomes the prime suspect in a famous author's murder, those voices may be his only way to prove an assassin crossed over from another world.

The deeper the station looks into its strange new corner of space, the bigger the secrets become. Protection can be just as dangerous as exposure when nobody knows the rules.

A job tied to a would-be saint quickly shows how messy faith, power, and survival can get. In the Black Ocean, mercy is rarely simple.

Cedric's hidden past starts catching up with him as Astral Prime tries to understand its impossible discovery. New allies and new threats arrive together.

Prophecy and power take on a life of their own as competing factions try to control the narrative. Cedric and the station are caught in the middle of something much larger.

The danger reaches the heart of the station and the secret that has driven the series all along. One wrong move could destroy far more than a single outpost.

An old mystery and a valuable prize pull the crew toward trouble that has been buried for a reason. Ancient history proves just as dangerous as modern greed.

This paired volume throws the crew into two different headaches, a dangerous cult problem and a hotel job with more menace than comfort. It is a strong snapshot of Mercy for Hire's mix of magic, action, and sharp humor.

The mysteries around Astral Prime widen from local danger to universe-sized questions. Answers are finally within reach, if the station can survive learning them.

Multiple authorities arrive with separate agendas, and none of them play nicely together. Astral Prime risks becoming the flashpoint for a larger conflict.

Open conflict erupts as Astral Prime's mounting tensions finally spill into violence. The station's people must hold together while the wider system comes apart.

A supposedly routine assignment becomes a run-in with a movement that is equal parts absurd and dangerous. Mocking a cult is easy, escaping it is much harder.

Politics, sabotage, and divided loyalties begin tearing through Astral Prime from the inside. The station's biggest enemy may already be aboard.

Every secret, rivalry, and hard choice comes due in a final high-stakes play. The future of Astral Prime hangs on who can make the last move stick.

A monstrous threat from deep space turns discovery into a fight for survival. The unknown is exciting right up until it starts hunting back.

Magic takes center stage as the crew hits problems that bluffing alone cannot fix. Old rules, bad habits, and dangerous power all come due at once.

A hunt leads straight toward a den of trouble with sharp teeth, literal or otherwise. Getting to the target is difficult, getting back out may be worse.

A job involving magical assistance spirals into chaos once the help comes with complications of its own. The crew ends up managing fallout on every front.

Mortanian magic and old baggage make for a volatile combination. The mission turns personal fast, and the crew has to navigate power, memory, and dangerous expectations.

Patience runs out and the gloves come off when a mission refuses to yield to diplomacy. Sometimes the safest plan is the one with the fewest apologies.

A mysterious vessel brings fresh opportunities and even fresher trouble. The crew has to work out what they are really dealing with before someone else claims it first.

Being stranded is bad. Being stranded in the astral is worse. The crew has to survive long enough to find a way home.

Familiar faces return for a mission that mixes reunion energy with fresh danger. Working together again feels natural, trouble finding them feels inevitable.

Traveling con man Chuck Ramsey gives a hitchhiking wizard named Mordecai a lift, and both men end up with more trouble than expected. It is the start of a partnership built on scams, escapes, and terrible decisions.

Chuck and Mort try to turn a small-time job into quick money, only to attract much bigger attention. In Black Ocean, staying one step ahead matters more than winning clean.

Cons stack on top of cons until nobody is sure who is using whom. Chuck and Mort need to spot the real trap before the joke turns lethal.

A risky scheme puts the Radio City crew between survival and conscience. Chuck's fast talk can open doors, but it cannot stop danger from walking through them.

Pride and bad judgment make an explosive mix on this mission. One wrong move could bring the whole latest scheme crashing down around the Radio City crew.

A dangerous book hunt pushes Mort toward magic that should have stayed locked away. What begins as a job becomes a test of judgment, loyalty, and self-control.

Another run sends Chuck, Mort, and the family into fresh scams, old grudges, and the kind of trouble that travels faster than the ship itself. Staying mobile is only half the problem.

The Radio City heads for a glittering gambling stop where every promise hides an angle. Chuck sees opportunity, Mort sees disaster, and both are probably right.