Road to Babylon Books in Order

Gaby is sent into Texas to investigate deadly raids on former collaborator towns, but the mission goes bad fast. Stranded behind enemy lines, she has to survive long enough to learn who is really pulling the strings.

Six years after the Purge and five years after the Battle of Houston, Keo has found something like peace in a small Texas town. Then a madman tears that life apart and forces him back into the fight.

Separated from his allies, Keo finds himself hunted by trained humans in daylight and the undead after dark. He has survived worse, but never for very long without making the bodies pile up.

War with Fenton turns darker as Keo and his allies face a long night of enemies on every side. Human ambition and ghoul brutality make a deadly combination.

Keo and Lara are dragged into a dangerous mission against Fenton, where human raiders and a blue-eyed ghoul seem to be working together. To stop what is coming, they have to go behind enemy lines.

The people hunting Keo have badly misread the situation. This installment turns into a relentless pursuit story, with old skills, bad odds, and payback coming fast.

Another hard night leaves the Road to Babylon survivors battered and looking for a way through. Dawn promises hope, but in this world morning never guarantees safety.

Lara tries to disappear into a quiet seaside life on the Texas-Mexico border, with Keo beside her at last. Then desperate men arrive and force both of them back onto the road and into violence.

Keo thought he had already killed the blue-eyed ghoul that haunted him. When it returns stronger than before and comes for the ranch, he, Lara, and Bunker have no choice but to stand and fight.

Keo gets in far over his head and has to fight his way back out the hard way. The deeper he goes, the worse the odds and the bloodier the job become.

The past comes calling in another brutal Road to Babylon outing, dragging Keo into yet another fight he cannot avoid. Old enemies, bad odds, and sharp shooting keep the pressure high.

What starts as a simple job turns into a crisis that changes everything for Keo and everyone around him. In a world that never stays quiet for long, survival means adapting fast and hitting back harder.

Black Tide braces for the next round as the threat grows sharper and harder to contain. Old loyalties and new dangers collide in another hard-driving chapter of the long war.

The survivors prepare to hit back before the spreading menace gets any stronger. It is a counterattack story packed with pressure, payback, and hard choices.

Keo has always been dangerous, but this phase of the Road to Babylon saga asks what happens when the man himself starts to change. Friends, enemies, and monsters all have reason to be afraid.

Keo is alive, but not unchanged. This book leans into the question of what he has become and what that means for the people still trying to stand beside him.

Keo finally makes it back to Black Tide, only to find that paradise can still be taken away. Home, family, and survival all end up on the line.

What was once a familiar war becomes something stranger and more dangerous. Sisavath pushes his long-running apocalypse saga into new ground with tougher enemies and tighter stakes.

The Road to Babylon world shifts again as a new threat changes the rules. Survivors who thought they understood the enemy have to learn fast or die behind the curve.

To stop the next phase of the nightmare, the survivors have to go closer to its source. That means more risk, worse odds, and no guarantee anyone walks back out.

Veterans of earlier battles find themselves needed again when the newest crisis hits. Experience still matters, but the world has grown deadlier since the last time they thought they had seen it all.