RE Vance Books in Order

Jean-Luc Matthias runs the One Spire Inn, a refuge for mythic creatures stranded on Earth after the gods leave. When a vicious demon brings his old monster-hunter life crashing back, keeping his promise to protect the lost could trigger another apocalypse.

Jean-Luc finally seems to be finding his footing, until a new disaster threatens to tear everything apart. In the GoneGod World, even a good day can end with Ragnarok, Revelation, or something with tentacles.

Strange visions and deeper mysteries pull the Paradise Lot world in a darker direction. As myth and memory start to blur, surviving the truth may be harder than facing the monsters.

This collection opens up the wider Mortality Bites world with extra stories, side roads, and more GoneGod chaos. It's a good pick if you want more monsters, more mayhem, and more of the setting's dark humor.

Phillis Tomson is a shy hermit who would rather obsess over fonts than people. When his shadow runs off, the universe takes offense, and suddenly reality itself is in danger.

This paired volume pushes Katrina into bigger, stranger trouble as the series leaves campus behind. Old gods, mounting danger, and world-sized consequences make this a darker turn for Kat.

After three hundred years as a vampire, Katrina Darling is human again and trying to manage university life. Then her only real friend is ritually murdered, and Kat has to hunt a killer in a body that suddenly feels very breakable.

Six years after Bella's death, Jean-Luc sees her again at the entrance to a literal Hell built by the twice-fallen angel Penemue. Saving her means crossing that inferno and facing rooms designed just for him.

Two later adventures collected together, as Kat deals with stalkers, soul-deep magic, and threats that turn survival into a sprint. The stakes keep growing, even when the jokes still land.

Kat already has enough problems without superheroes getting involved. When capes, chaos, and fresh danger crash into her life, she has to work out which monsters are actually the easiest to handle.

This later collection takes Kat straight into broken trust, painful promises, and the emotional fallout of a long supernatural war. By this point, the monsters are not the only things leaving scars.

Even aliens want the Dark One dead, but that doesn't make them safe allies. Alex gets pulled into uneasy deals and off-world danger where every side has its own agenda.

Bonding with dragons is only the beginning for Alex. Training, rivalries, and the pressure of earning a place among riders make the nest as dangerous as the battlefield.

The final stretch asks the hardest question of all, what are you willing to betray to save the world? Alex faces an ending built on war, loyalty, and choices that don't come clean.

A battle-elf, a gladiator, and a super genius make for a strange team, but they may be the only ones standing between the city and disaster. Their fight quickly grows into something darker, stranger, and much harder to survive.

A possible weapon against the enemy offers hope and fresh danger in equal measure. Chasing it forces Alex and her allies to decide what kind of victory they can live with.

The riders are running out of time and numbers. If Alex and her allies can't hold the nest, the enemy will tear through one of the last strongholds left standing.

A crashed alien ship changes the shape of the war and sends Alex into a conflict that reaches far beyond Middang3ard. Yes, there are dragons in space, and that is only the start.

Alex and the Boundless leave training behind and take on their first real mission. Out in the field, mistakes hit harder, secrets matter more, and the war stops feeling distant.

Alex's world gets even bigger when dragons and aliens collide. What should be a new adventure quickly turns into a frightening leap into the unknown.

The attack everyone feared finally arrives. With dark forces at the gates, Alex has to fight for the nest, her dragon, and the future of the riders.

The heroes may have been saved, but the world is still sliding toward ruin. Alex learns that winning a battle means very little when every step forward costs something precious.

Death magic gets a lot more personal when liches and old enemies enter the picture. The Dark Gate Angels have to keep moving, because stopping long enough to breathe might get them killed.

The war gets bigger, meaner, and more expensive in every sense. To have any chance of winning, the Dark Gate Angels need allies they don't trust and sacrifices they don't want to make.

Stopping the Dark One will cost lives, blood, and more trust than the team can spare. Alex heads into the next stage of the war knowing nobody gets through it unchanged.

A year after the worst of the fighting, the job is still not done. To end it, the team has to go to Hell, literally, and face the kind of light that burns as badly as any darkness.

The riders are pinned down and close to disaster. To survive, Alex has to go where the danger is worst and trust that courage will be enough.

Alex Bound is thrown into Middang3ard, where dragonriders are the last defense against catastrophe. Becoming the first human rider could change everything, if she survives the learning curve.

Finding a safe place for her people should have been the hard part. For Jaeger, the real problem is learning that any new home in deep space comes with fresh enemies and impossible choices.

Theo Apollonia is a thief with debts, two tiny familiars, and a talent for trouble. One botched heist drops her into demigod grudges, underground blood sport, and a possible apocalypse.

Theo thought surviving the last disaster would make life easier. Instead she learns she was only a pawn, and a new kind of apocalypse is already taking shape around her.

Rueben Peet is the worst super-spy imaginable, which would be fatal if death actually stuck. When New York faces nuclear destruction, his only advantage is that every bad decision comes with another chance.

Rueben barely saved the city before another repeater showed up and broke the rules. With world leaders gathered in one place and his reset ability under threat, he has to get things right the first time.

Rueben has to leave his own world and travel to Earth-Z, where the apocalypse has already started. The mission forces him toward old enemies, buried truths, and the mystery behind his powers.

An alien parasite takes over Toner, the Osprey's engineered space-vampire, and turns him into a threat to everyone aboard. Jaeger goes hunting for a cure and finds the first signs of a much larger war.

Jaeger wakes on a strange ship hundreds of light-years from home with no memory of who she is. The AI says the vessel is full of life, the sensors say she's alone, and something aboard wants her dead.

Stranded far from safety, Jaeger has to keep the Osprey running while piecing together the mission she can't remember. Every answer opens another danger, and the cost of surviving keeps climbing.

Rueben's enemy seems to know him better than he knows himself. As his team uncovers a threat reaching beyond one Earth, he has to fight without leaning on the one power that usually saves him.

Jaeger reaches the endgame with two powerful enemies closing in and a shaky alliance that could crack at any moment. To save humanity, she has to decide who to trust when every option looks wrong.

A desperate luck spell to save the man she loves sends Maine into a chase through spreading corruption and bad magic. Every fix makes the mess bigger, and time is running out.

Maine's next case comes with bad timing, bad odds, and assassins who kill from a distance. As romance and violence collide, she has to protect the people she loves without losing control of the hunt.

War is no longer something happening in the background. As everything closes in, Maine has to choose who to save, what to sacrifice, and how much of herself she can afford to lose.

A fresh case throws Maine into the dangerous side of fame, where attention can get you killed. To make it out, she has to outplay enemies who understand exactly how to turn spectacle into a weapon.

Someone is trying to kill Death, and Maine is unlucky enough to get involved. What starts as one impossible case turns into a race against powerful enemies and a much bigger supernatural plan.

Half-troll Maine wants to keep her head down, but a dangerous case pulls her into the city's paranormal underbelly. Solving it means facing what she is, who she can trust, and how ugly the hidden war is getting.