Red Company Books in Order
Part ofBV Larson Books in OrderExplore the Red Company books by BV Larson in order, with short summaries and a guide to the titles and where to start.
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Red Company books in publication order
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by BV Larson
2023
Competition over newly discovered alien technology pushes human factions toward war. Aboard the refitted mining ship Borag, Sergeant Devin Starn and Red Company confront enemies, deception, and hidden agendas while searching for answers about earlier civilizations.
Discovery
by BV Larson
2023
Corporal Devin Starn helps keep the mining ship Borag flying amid a rush to exploit alien technology. Pirates, cyborgs, and competing claims threaten the crew as ancient ruins deepen the mystery of the civilizations that disappeared before humanity.
First Strike!
by BV Larson
2023
Mining worker Devin Starn slowly earns his place aboard Borag in the asteroid belt. When the crew uncovers an alien base, protecting the ship forces him to confront the mystery of the civilizations that vanished before humanity.
Invasion
by BV Larson
2024
An alien vessel destroys an Earth cruiser, and Borag’s crew is sent to investigate and rescue survivors. Sergeant Starn must explain an empty life-pod and discover what the powerful intruder intends before returning safely to Mars.
Steel Rain
by BV Larson
2024
Precision meteor attacks strike Earth and its colonies, threatening humanity with systematic destruction. Devin Starn and Borag’s crew move from emergency relief to hunting the attacks’ source alongside the Earth Navy, confronting an unknown and calculating enemy.
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