Mike Chen Books in Order

Kin Stewart has spent eighteen years hiding in suburban San Francisco after a mission stranded him far from 2142. When his rescue finally comes, he must choose between two families before time itself erases his daughter.

Six years after a pandemic shattered the country, four survivors in a rebuilt San Francisco try to start over. When rumors of a new outbreak spread, their fragile friendships and hard-won homes suddenly feel breakable again.

This illustrated guide traces how a home game between friends grew into Critical Role, with lore, artwork, photos, and behind-the-scenes stories. It is part history, part world guide, and part love letter to Exandria.

Before Vox Machina, twins Vex and Vax were just trying to stay fed, stay free, and stay together. A deal with the Clasp in Westruun sends them and Trinket into danger, sharpening the bond that defines them.

Jamie, a feared supervillain, and Zoe, the city's favorite hero, meet in an anonymous support group and become unlikely friends. Their search for the truth behind their powers could save San Delgado, or destroy it.

Just after the Clone Wars begin, Obi-Wan investigates a deadly explosion on Cato Neimoidia while newly knighted Anakin refuses to stay out of it. The mission becomes a test of whether master and former Padawan can truly work as equals.

When Jakob Shao returns years after vanishing on a camping trip, his sisters get the answer they never expected: aliens. Family wounds, FBI attention, and talk of interstellar war make reunion almost as dangerous as the disappearance.

Lucien claws his way up from the streets of Shadycreek Run to the dangerous crew called the Tombtakers, always betting on his own charm and nerve. A ruined city, a whispering journal, and nine red eyes turn his ambition into tragedy.

This official cookbook turns Exandria into sixty recipes, from pastries and street food to cocktails and hearty traveler meals. Along the way, it adds bits of setting lore and nods to Vox Machina, the Mighty Nein, and Bells Hells.

Louise Chao's vampire life is more blood bags and punk shows than velvet glamour. Then a long-lost teenage relative knocks on her door, and family secrets turn her carefully lonely existence into a real risk.

Neuroscientist Mariana Pineda expects one last week at a secret particle accelerator, not a stranger who knows her grief and a time loop waiting to snap shut. Breaking free may be the only way to save both her future and her heart.

Before Bells Hells found her, Laudna wandered Exandria with one dangerous voice always in her ear. This prequel follows her lost years from Whitestone to Jrusar, where wanting more might cost her everything.

Quark thinks a rare Earth corgi is just another profitable deal, until the dog arrives with dangerous Borg-linked cargo. This Deep Space Nine comic mixes station comedy, wartime tension, and one very memorable dog named Latinum.

Marc Spector already shares his head with Steven, Jake, and Khonshu. When Venom bonds with him after an alternate-reality crash, Moon Knight becomes something darker, and the people left behind must stop a violent new version of Marc.

When bandits wreck her future, merchant's daughter Guinevere has little choice but to travel the Amber Road with Oskar, the guarded half-orc who saved her. Adventure, danger, and slow-burning attraction do the rest.

Ten stories revisit Vox Machina through the eyes of allies, enemies, and bystanders whose lives they changed. It is an anthology built on side angles, old grudges, and the long wake heroes leave behind.

After the Empire destroys his family, Jaylen Barsha disappears into the underworld as Jaylen Vrax, with only the reprogrammed droid ND-5 at his side. Their hunt for answers tests loyalty, ambition, and how much trust two survivors can afford.

Andy Lao came back from a fantasy realm as its Chosen One, only to face homework, college pressure, and parents who do not believe a word of it. When magic leaks into the real world, science may be his only way to save both worlds.

Nine stories look at the Mighty Nein from the perspectives of friends, foes, and everyone caught in their orbit. It is an anthology of aftermath, unfinished business, and lives altered by one messy heroic party.

Captain Demora Kim and the battered crew of the Horizon finally make it home after ten years lost in space, only to find a galaxy splintered by civil war. Conspiracies, betrayals, and impossible choices follow fast.