Kevin Partner Books in Order

This opening trip into Tworld launches Kevin Partner's comic-fantasy side with magic, monsters, and a hero badly in need of a better plan. The tone is playful, but the trouble is real from the start.

Arla's people are no longer hidden passengers, they are a target in a galaxy that has changed without them. To save Arkship Dawn, she must navigate war, strange alliances, and a robot threat growing far beyond her control.

Arla discovers she is not a farmer's daughter at all, but cargo aboard the Arkship Dawn on a thousand-year voyage. When she learns someone reached humanity's destination first, her life and her species are thrown off course.

The chaos in Tworld only gets bigger in this sequel, with stranger magic, fresh danger, and the lingering cost of earlier choices. It keeps the jokes alive while pushing the adventure into rougher territory.

ACE and the Robot Empire are driving toward singularity, one mind ruling the galaxy. Arla's ragged alliance of humans, aliens, and the thinking planet Eden gets one last chance to stop total machine domination.

A planet-sized intelligence wants the secrets hidden inside Arkship Dawn. With the Robot Empire itself under threat from an ancient weapon, Arla Farmer is forced to lead in a war that could erase intelligent life.

The war with the Robot Empire escalates, and brute force starts looking tempting. Arla and her allies go hunting for anything strong enough to change the balance, knowing the wrong weapon could ruin them as completely as their enemies.

Old truths about humanity's past start surfacing as the conflict with the machines closes in on Terra. The closer Arla gets to the heart of the empire's plans, the clearer it becomes that home is not what anyone hoped.

Trust breaks down inside the resistance at exactly the wrong moment. As secrets surface and loyalties shift, one betrayal could hand the future to the people who helped create the disaster.

Bill Strike's chaotic fantasy troubles are still growing, and now dragons are part of the problem. The final book pushes the series toward a bigger magical showdown without losing its jokes, detours, or reluctant-hero energy.

After a devastating attack destroys much of America, the town of Hope becomes a rare refuge in the chaos. That makes it precious, vulnerable, and full of people who do not all want the same future.

Paul Hickman is pushed into leadership in Hope while his missing daughter Sam haunts every decision he makes. As the Sons of Solomon rise, an ex-cop and a pregnant woman head out on a dangerous mission to find her.

Bill Strike has exploding hands, terrible timing, and a world-ending problem. With a Faerie King raising a dark horde, he and an unlikely band of allies are all that stand between Tworld and magical disaster.

The dead are gone, but the living are getting more dangerous. Resistance, repression, and hard choices drive the survivors forward as the ruined world becomes even more brutal and organized.

The first shock is over, but the survivors of the Long Night are now spread across a shattered country. Cut off from loved ones and hunted by new powers, they have to keep moving before the next danger closes in.

The final battle pits Annabel Lee and her allies against General Si Chin Ho in a last fight over the world's future. After all the surveillance, slaughter, and resistance, everything comes down to one decisive clash.

What began as mass death turns into open conflict as survivors, militaries, and emerging factions start choosing sides. The mystery behind the Long Night grows darker just as the struggle for control becomes impossible to ignore.

When the guardians of the peace between vampires and humans are massacred, Ichabod Grimes is left standing alone. Wastrel aristocrat John Makepeace is pulled into the case, and into a bloodier Victorian London than he ever imagined.

A single night of tech-driven slaughter kills most of the population and leaves society in ruins. In the chaos, Solly Masters must survive a collapsing New York while his family is stranded far away.

Bill Strike's stolen staff now holds the trapped soul of the Faerie King, which is bad news for everyone. With Brianna and the goblin Rasha, he heads for the imperial capital before that power finds a new body.

The flood did not end the struggle, it only changed the map. As the drowned world hardens into rival enclaves and dangerous crossings, the surviving cast must keep moving through cold, chaos, and human desperation.

The Sons of Solomon tighten their grip on Hope and force its people into harder choices than ever. Sam Hickman is on the run, Devon Myers becomes a puppet mayor, and Paul Hickman may not be as gone as everyone thinks.

Devon Myers goes undercover inside the Sons of Solomon just as a genocidal new commander arrives to make a bad situation worse. Paul Hickman races to save a man who may be the key to breaking their hold.

Hope is no longer just surviving, it is becoming a battleground. While danger closes in from outside and pressure grows within, the town's defenders learn that staying alive may mean taking the fight to their enemies.

The battle for Hope reaches its breaking point in the final book of the series. Old grudges, shifting loyalties, and one last desperate plan decide whether humanity's fragile refuge can survive.

As America breaks into islands, camps, and war zones, Bobby keeps searching for Maria while Ellen heads west with a secret that could change everything. Buzz Baxter races to find a scientific answer before a second catastrophe hits.

A catastrophic flood swallows coastal America in a single day, tearing Bobby Rodriguez away from his daughter Maria. As survivors battle rising waters, pirates, and panic, scientist Buzz Baxter knows the disaster is no accident.

The first shock has passed, and now the real human damage begins. In a world stripped of safety and routine, survival depends on who adapts fastest, and who can still trust another person.

As the Nightfall survivors push onward, their world keeps getting smaller and more dangerous. Communities harden, enemies get bolder, and every mile toward safety feels more expensive than the last.

A beautiful aurora becomes a mass-death event, and former detective Elijah Wade must choose between duty and reaching his daughter across the country. Meanwhile, astronomer Hannah Redman tries to understand whether the disaster is only beginning.

In the final stretch of the Deluge saga, the fight to survive becomes a fight over who controls the drowned world's future. Families, governments, and old secrets collide as the truth behind the catastrophe comes fully into view.

The Exobot project was meant to save the planet and instead drowned it. Now Bobby must carry crucial evidence toward President Buchanan while survivors fight through the waterlogged wreckage of America, still trying to reunite with the people they love.

The aftermath of the deadly aurora leaves scattered groups fighting for shelter, food, and a way forward. Elijah keeps heading toward his daughter while Hannah and the other survivors learn the sky may have more horror left in it.

John Makepeace and Ichabod Grimes return to a Victorian London full of secrets, monsters, and uneasy alliances. A new curse drags them into another gothic mystery where the supernatural and the personal are tightly bound together.

Thirty-five years after the world ended, former deviant hunter Reuben Bane crosses the ruins looking for redemption and revenge. To change the future, he must find a woman from his past and face the cultish Foundation he once served.

The final book brings the Nightfall story to its breaking point as survivors prepare for one more devastating radiation surge. Shelters, bunkers, and hard-won alliances are tested while the series finally answers its biggest questions.

Reuben Bane keeps moving through the ashes of America, hunted by the system that helped make him. The deeper he goes, the more his mission becomes a test of whether redemption is possible in a world built on fear.

Answers about the aurora finally start to come into view, but they arrive wrapped in danger. Elijah and the other survivors are forced into one of their riskiest stretches yet, where revelation and disaster travel the same road.

Elijah Wade faces execution at the hands of a local tyrant, yet he still refuses to give up on finding his daughter. At the same time, Hannah Redman edges closer to the truth about the deadly aurora and what it means for humanity.

The final Future's Fall book brings Reuben Bane's long search for redemption to its end. To strike back at the Foundation and protect what comes next, he has to reach the one person who may still hold the key to the future.

Reuben Bane cannot outrun the man he used to be, and the battle against the Foundation keeps widening around him. Old loyalties, hard-won allies, and the future of the next generation collide in another brutal stretch of road.

Reuben's past and true identity catch up with him just as new lives begin to depend on his choices. While Zak and Eve flee cultists and Dr. Hannah Myers searches for her son, the fight against the Foundation grows more dangerous.

The drowned world gets even deadlier when a mysterious plague spreads through contaminated water and clothing. Bobby Rodriguez, Ellen Fischer, and Buzz Baxter keep fighting for family and truth while new powers rise from the ruins.