Post Human Books in Order
Part ofDavid Simpson Books in OrderBrowse David Simpson’s Post Human books in publication order, including Trans-Human, Sub-Human, Human Plus, and Inhuman, with summaries of the science fiction series.
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Post Human books in publication order
6 books
Post-Human
by David Simpson
2009
Nanotechnology has made extraordinary abilities and long life commonplace, but five terraformers return from Venus to find humanity murdered. James Keats and his companions investigate the catastrophe and fight to avoid sharing the victims' fate.
Trans-Human
by David Simpson
2011
After replacing the defeated AI with a controllable system, James Keats and Thel spend time on terraformed Venus. An alien force answers the AI's earlier message, approaching Earth to learn why its correspondent has fallen silent.
Sub-Human
by David Simpson
2012
Doctor Craig Emilson enters military service as World War III begins and becomes a Special Forces suborbital paratrooper. A mission to destroy the first powerful artificial intelligence places him at the beginning of humanity's technological transformation.
Human Plus
by David Simpson
2013
Inhuman
by David Simpson
2014
The post-human characters face V-SINN, a powerful adversary whose influence has remained hidden through their earlier adventures. Connections between those events emerge as past actions and new revelations deepen the threat to their altered humanity.
Superhuman
by David Simpson
2020
Parallel universes bring multiple versions of the Post-Human heroes and villains into overlapping timelines. As familiar identities shift and allies take on contradictory roles, the characters confront a reality far more complicated and dangerous than they understood.
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