Marilyn Foxworthy Books in Order

Ronan's road gets wider and more dangerous as new allies and new threats test the balance he is trying to build. The second Guardian Maidens book keeps the action moving while deepening the bonds around him.

Ronan's adventures continue with harder choices, stronger loyalties, and another step deeper into the world beyond his clan. The stakes grow larger, but the story stays close to character and companionship.

Following clues hidden in old Barsoom stories, a man crosses to the Red Planet and starts over with a simple plan, find water, make a weapon, and learn the language. Pulp adventure and survival drive every page.

In the far future, a traveler moves through the eight villages of a broken world and starts piecing together a much older family history. It is the opening move in a long post-cataclysm saga.

Guarding what matters becomes the real battle as threats gather around the growing family and its fragile order. The fourth Nogud book mixes vigilance, travel, and the pressure of leadership.

The second Nogud book pushes the far-future story into stranger territory, where old knowledge and unusual talents begin to matter more. The world grows larger as the legacy at its center comes into focus.

A nameless novice Adventurer Monk leaves home with only a carved wooden sword and a flint. His first rescue begins Ronin's long fight against monsters, cruelty, and the limits of his own inexperience.

Survival becomes more personal when the group must protect the hurt and vulnerable while danger closes in. This installment leans into recovery, loyalty, and the cost of living in a harsh world.

Courtney jumps into Dave's car to escape the men chasing her, and the two head into the desert together. Their instant connection feels real, but escaping Courtney's past will take more than good chemistry.

An ordinary man is pulled out of familiar life and dropped into the opening ranks of Eevona Space Command. The result is a crash course in spacefaring adventure, strange companions, and learning new rules fast.

A blunt confession, she is divorced, opens the next Honest Attractions story. In an island setting full of awkward honesty and fresh possibility, two bruised people have to decide whether trust is worth the risk.

The Sea Nymphs story widens from island wonder to open-water trouble. Survival, travel, and the threat of hostile forces keep the second book moving.

After a glider crash leaves him stranded on a beach, a man spots a fur-clad girl speaking a language he cannot understand. Survival, attraction, and the shock of being out of time drive this island adventure.

Eighteen years after a cataclysm, a betrayed traveler wakes injured on a beach with danger moving in the trees. To survive, he must protect the vulnerable people caught in the wreck of a shattered world.

Ready to leave the eight villages behind, the hero heads for the ruined cities of a 30th-century world. The journey becomes a search for lost family history, buried technology, and whatever still survives beyond the frontier.

Tom gets swept into a tropical adventure where island myths, sea nymphs, and danger all feel very real. It is a playful but risky opening to a coastal branch of Foxworthy's larger saga.

Robby and the girls move up to the owner's residence on the hill, where Alice is waiting for them. Her arrival pushes the story deeper into questions of family, technology, and what being human really means.

Robby and Alice uncover plans that pull the household in a new direction. The third book widens the family circle and adds more magic, mischief, and complicated affection to life on the hill.

This far-future adventure hints that several Foxworthy worlds may connect in ways readers have only started to see. It blends big-scope mystery with the feeling that lost history is finally beginning to line up.

Robby meets Page and learns that their connection comes with hidden instructions and a larger plan already in motion. It is the start of a warm, odd, and increasingly magical family story.

Tim lives in a shiny retro-futurist world of high-rises and skycars, until his fixation on a department store mannequin raises deeper questions. Beneath the playful setup is a story about control, desire, and free will.

In a crowded tavern, an elusive man sits down with a veiled woman who is clearly hiding what she is. Their tense conversation opens a fantasy of secrecy, danger, and old powers waiting just beyond sight.

Jake thinks he is meeting an unusual woman for coffee, then realizes she believed it was a paid appointment. The crossed wires turn into an offbeat romance about curiosity, candor, and a connection that resists labels.

At a gathering he does not want to attend, one man notices three women who seem just as out of place as he is. The chance meeting grows into another Foxworthy story about misfits, honesty, and unexpected possibility.

As society starts to break down, Alex Mason holes up in an abandoned military bunker and begins building a strange new household. Survival matters, but so does deciding what kind of community is still worth saving.

After becoming a hero on Barsoom, the narrator faces a harder choice, stay in paradise or return to Earth for his son. The sequel keeps the alien adventure while adding more responsibility and heart.

A Delver exploring ancient ruins finds Shakini almost dead and saves her, creating a bond that changes both their lives. Together, a ruin diver and a monster hunter face a far-future world full of buried threats.

Carl falls through a quantum rabbit hole into a world where everyone expects him to have a tail and maybe some magic. Trapped among suspicious locals, he has to survive long enough to understand the rules.

Robby Jensen and his household are settling into life at the resort and the estate when someone spots a weakness. Family politics, outside pressure, and determined resistance drive the next stage of their story.

After his grandfather dies, a man flies out to hear the will and learns the inheritance comes with a startling condition. He may have to marry the young woman everyone wrongly thought was Grandpa's widow.

Tim suddenly finds himself back in his college-era car, forty years younger, with an old friend just as baffled beside the window. The book turns a time-slip do-over into a warm, messy story about second chances.

After days in a cell, a captive fighter is thrown into a bare-handed arena match against an ogress. The brutal setup quickly proves there is more here than simple monster-versus-man spectacle.

Paul's son and daughter-in-law have a plan, and money is clearly not the real issue. The book turns practical questions into a more personal test of worth, trust, and connection.

A man lands in a stone room full of bodies and reaches a screaming woman just as four attackers move in. The portal premise is instant, brutal, and action-heavy from the first page.

A newly wealthy young man asks his older mentor for an impossible favor, take his late father's widow off his hands. The premise is funny and uncomfortable at once, and Foxworthy uses it to explore grief, loyalty, and desire.

A sixty-year-old bachelor shows up to a couples-only pool party and is introduced to his assigned wife for the evening, the younger and sharper-than-expected Connie Claire. The odd setup opens into a playful mystery about age, attraction, and reinvention.

Janice thinks the narrator is her blind date from a matchmaking service he did not even know he had joined. That mix-up leads to coffee, sparks, and another sideways look at how people find each other.

An engineer expecting a normal day instead wakes in an Old West-like town with strange species, no resources, and no plan. If he wants to survive, becoming a gunslinger may be the best bad option.

Three years after ten thousand Katons arrived on an interstellar ship, one man enters a government matching program to meet a companion. The setup mixes alien integration, cross-cultural awkwardness, and lighthearted sci-fi curiosity.

In the middle of a crisis, one character drives to a woman's house and knocks, even knowing it is reckless. Her answer opens the door to a future neither of them expected.

The royal envoy of Meringea wakes to an innkeeper screaming and a maid inexplicably in his bed. The scandalous opening drops straight into a diplomatic fantasy full of embarrassment, court tension, and trouble.

The envoy's job gets worse when Jasper Rochester Illsworth, a ruler who is truly mad, turns up inside Meringea's borders. Diplomacy, danger, and political cleanup collide fast.