Myth Adventures Books in Order

When his teacher is killed, apprentice magician Skeeve is left with a powerless demon named Aahz and a mountain of trouble. Their first partnership begins with murder, panic, and a lot of very bad luck.

Skeeve is posing as court magician in Possiltum when war comes knocking. He and Aahz have to save a kingdom without letting anyone notice how shaky the magic situation really is.

What begins as a seemingly manageable errand turns into another dimension-hopping mess for Skeeve and Aahz. The jokes come quickly, but so do the monsters, scams, and magical complications.

Skeeve keeps gaining reputation, which mostly means stranger jobs and bigger trouble. Another mission pulls him and Aahz into the kind of chaos that only looks simple from a distance.

By now Skeeve's name carries real weight, and that makes life less safe, not more. Clients, enemies, and allies all expect too much, and Aahz is still no help at all.

A supposedly manageable outing turns into another comic tangle of odds, egos, and interdimensional nonsense. Skeeve keeps learning that in this universe, the side trip is usually the trap.

Skeeve shifts from wandering magician to businessman as M.Y.T.H. Inc. takes shape. Running a magical company turns out to involve just as many scams, surprises, and near-disasters as adventuring.

The M.Y.T.H. Inc. crew keeps taking jobs that sound straightforward and never are. Business, magic, and interdimensional politics collide in another brisk round of Skeeve-style problem solving.

M.Y.T.H. Inc. is fully operational now, which only means more clients and more ways for things to go sideways. The larger cast gets room to shine as the company stumbles from one crisis to the next.

Skeeve and company tackle another case where appearances are unreliable and motives keep shifting. It is part magical mystery, part workplace comedy, and part excuse for more interdimensional trouble.

A treasure map sends Skeeve, Aahz, and Tanda chasing the legendary Golden Cow across dimensions. Greed, bad directions, and competing agendas make the hunt much harder than the prize suggests.

The firm is still growing, and every new job seems to bring fresh headaches. Skeeve's crew has to juggle clients, enemies, and internal chaos without letting the whole enterprise collapse.

Skeeve gets pulled into another tangle of diplomacy, loyalty, and impossible expectations. In the Myth world, an alliance is usually just the polite name for your next problem.

Hoping for a quieter stretch, Skeeve agrees to train a group of young magicians. Then assassins, monsters, and a deadly magical contest prove that teaching is just another kind of danger.

A stolen identity case hits M.Y.T.H. Inc. and sends Skeeve into a maze of fraud, confusion, and magical interference. It is a very modern headache in a very Asprin kind of fantasy world.

A fast-talking magical sword promises profit and pulls Aahz and company toward a risky quest. The promise of easy gain proves as dangerous here as it does anywhere else.

Skeeve is back in the thick of things, whether he wants to be or not. Leadership, expectations, and one more round of magical chaos keep the whole Myth circle off balance.

Aahz gets tempted by a literal pyramid scheme, and that tells you most of what you need to know. Greed, absurdity, and interdimensional comedy do the rest.