Michael Chatfield Books in Order

Salchar and the Free Fleet head for Earth with too few ships and too many problems. The battles are hard enough, but politics may be even worse.

As Lady Fairgate's forces close in on Parnmal, the Free Fleet has to hold what it has won. Salchar and his people are about to find out if they can survive being remembered.

James Cook was supposed to be playing for an e-sports title, not fighting in a real war. Drafted, armored, and renamed by circumstance, he has to become Salchar before the battlefield eats him alive.

Changed by loss and rage, Mark drives toward one of Harmony's strongholds. Fernix turns the war personal, and revenge starts looking a lot like duty.

The Kalu are no rumor now, and their return means open war. Salchar's fleet has no choice but to power every reactor and meet the coming storm head-on.

Nightmare creatures tear out of deep space, and the Free Fleet is forced into the path of them. In a universe this ugly, a few lunatics on your side can be a real advantage.

The crew of the EMFC Reclaimer finally gets a chance to breathe, then an emergency call sends them straight back into combat. What waits on Masoul looks less like an uprising and more like the start of war.

Harmony's violence is spreading, and Osdal may hold the proof of who is really behind it. Mark, Tyler, and their platoon head straight into the center of a conflict that will change everything.

Mark and Tyler Victor leave Earth's slums for the harsh promise of military life. Their new future comes with real pay, real danger, and a war machine that does not care who survives it.

The Second Kalu War is tearing through known space, and the Free Fleet is barely holding the line. Even if Salchar survives the shooting, the aftermath may be just as dangerous.

After the fight around Boran-al's Citadel, Dave and his allies push into the Benvari Mountains. New enemies, tougher choices, and bigger ambitions turn survival into something larger.

The Event of Myths and Legends begins, and spawn points start opening across Emerilia. Dave and the Terra Alliance race to build, fight, and hold the line before peace disappears for good.

Party Zero has trained hard and is ready for bigger tests. As guild demands and wider threats close in, Dave and his friends have to prove they can do more than just get by.

The Stone Raiders are no longer thinking only about the next fight. New alliances, new enemies, and wider plans start pulling Dave toward the future of Emerilia itself.

Portals are opening, nightmares are walking, and the Terra Alliance is being pushed on every side. Dave and Party Zero prepare for a war that feels ancient in both scale and cost.

The Stone Raiders have grown stronger, and that strength brings wider responsibilities. Dave and his allies are pulled into a bigger struggle where every victory makes them a more obvious target.

The gods are moving again just as Emerilia's people start gaining ground. Dave's side has no time to celebrate, because every win opens a new front.

Austin Zane logs into Emerilia as Dave, a half-dwarf looking for a quieter life. Instead, he uncovers a world full of crafting, danger, and a truth that changes everything he thought was real.

Old powers and newer claims collide as Dave's growing alliance fights to defend what it has built. The fight is no longer just for levels or loot, but for a home worth keeping.

Emerilia is shifting again, and Dave can feel the pace quickening. Plans that once felt large now look like preparation for something much harder.

The Vanguard answers desperate calls as the core worlds lose their sense of safety. Under that pressure, a harder and more dangerous human power starts taking shape.

Now in charge of the Alva Dungeon, Erik and Rugrat need cores, power, and information fast. Building a future is harder when the system keeps changing the rules.

Mark Victor escapes abductors only to crash into humanity's hidden war against the Maraukian threat. His injuries and altered body may be the only thing that keeps him alive on this new front.

Erik hunts Old Hei while Rugrat wrestles with a broken mana system. Their next path runs through the alchemist association's trials, and trouble is waiting there too.

Erik West and Jimmy Rugrat Rodriguez get fourteen days' warning before a curse rips them into another world. In the Ten Realms, military training and quick learning are the only things between them and death.

Earth's politics matter less to Mark than the people still fighting beside him. As the Maraukian threat grows, the Vanguard begins to take shape as humanity's sharpest edge.

After centuries shaped by war, the Victors are finally going home. Harmony is making its move on Earth, and the last system-wide battle is about to begin.

Warships rise in the stars as Emerilia and its allies face the Jukal Empire head-on. Dave's biggest gamble yet will decide whether a new power can survive the fires of war.

The Vanguard's trust narrows to the people who have bled together. With empires, corporations, and alliances closing in, survival means building something strong enough to last.

The mergers lead from the front, and the cost of that choice keeps climbing. Memory, grief, and duty drive the Vanguard into the grinding final stage of the war.

Anthony, Aila, and Tommie head for the island nation of Ilsal to uncover Anthony's past and recover lost power. The road is messy, dangerous, and full of signs that something darker is moving across Dena.

Anthony wakes up as a death knight with missing memories and a beating heart that should not be there. With dark elf princess Aila at his side, he stumbles into a divided world edging toward war.

After taking Vuzgal, Erik and Rugrat finally have to stop sprinting and start building. Power is easier to win than it is to hold.

The Battlefield Realm offers wealth, danger, and a shot at real growth. For Erik and Rugrat, it is the kind of place that can build Alva up or wipe it out.

Titles and victories mean little beside the dead already left behind. Anthony's circle faces the final cost of peace, and Claire's fierce loyalty may be the force that holds Dena together.

Anthony and Claire's strange romance keeps lurching forward while Dena slides closer to war. As Guardians return and old enemies stir, love and duty become tangled in the worst possible way.

Humans and beast kin are rushing toward bloodshed, and Anthony refuses to stand aside. To save Dena, he and his friends have to make the Guardians mean something again.

Vuzgal declares its strength while Alva pushes deeper into the sixth realm. Tournaments, dungeons, and looming war test everything Erik and Rugrat have built.

Back in Alva, Erik and Rugrat find old enemies moving in the shadows. Their secret strength may finally have to survive open war.

Years of preparation are over, and Alva is going to war. Erik and Rugrat have to step out of the shadows and lead a nation through its hardest test yet.

The eighth realm is less a place than a question. Erik and Rugrat have to understand why they fight before they can move forward at all.

Alva has paid dearly, but defeat is not the same as surrender. Broken and bloodied, its people have to prove they are still stronger together.

Luke Tavares wants out of freighter life and into the hypernet's big leagues. In Sphere World, he starts mining, building, and fighting as a free player, only to learn the game may matter far more than he expected.

At Avegaaren Academy, Erik and Rugrat push their skills further while chasing the deeper truth of the realms. The answers promise more than power, and more danger too.

A forgotten enemy finally breaks loose, and the lower realms feel the shock at once. To survive, Alva and its rivals alike may have to fight as one.

OBE has grown from a gaming company into a power with fleets and responsibilities of its own. Luke, Dana, Brad, and the Legion have to hold the line against threats old and new.

Luke's game world is no longer just a game world problem. As human factions, corporate interests, and the first Adraxi signs collide, Sphere World becomes a battlefield.

Four dead legends are dragged back into the world by a devil's pact. With their cultivation gone and a city under siege above them, they have to fight and build their way back fast.

Desari finally finds Ilus, but her lost home is trapped inside a war it is losing. The Horsemen ride in as saviors if they can survive long enough to matter.

A fragile new nation stabilizes just in time for a new job with bad odds and better payoffs. The Horsemen need answers, and first they have to stop whoever is stealing vital weapons.

The Horsemen flee into the Water Plane of Etera looking for refuge, allies, and answers. Old connections may help, but not nearly as much as they need.

Back in a kingdom they know will break, Len and Rick face mutated beasts, corrupt nobles, and the first sparks of civil war. Foreknowledge helps, but it does not make any of this easy.

Old enemies know their secrets, old wounds reopen, and old loyalties get tested all over again. The Horsemen have rebuilt a lot, but the past is still strong enough to break them.

Len and Rick lost the world once and wake up 130 years before the collapse. This time they are not here just to survive, they are here to change the ending.

Mana is changing the world faster than anyone can handle. Len and Rick start gathering the people humanity will need, because they know no one stops the apocalypse alone.

Civil war is brewing just as Harmonia's dungeon becomes too dangerous to ignore. Len and Rick split their strength between politics and monsters, knowing failure on either front could doom everyone.

The future Len and Rick remember is slipping further out of reach. As old timelines clash with new choices, they have to decide what can still be saved and what must be rebuilt from scratch.