Robert Adams Books in Order

Centuries after nuclear war, the immortal Milo Morai leads the Horseclans toward a promised eastern homeland. His march across ruined America brings war with city-states, prophecy, and the start of a vast saga.

Milo's growing Confederation faces enemies on all sides, and holding it together may be harder than building it. This sequel leans into campaign strategy, alliances, and large-scale battle.

A century after Milo's early conquests, a fierce uprising threatens the Horseclans' hard-won realm. Young Bili Morguhn is thrown into leadership just as faith, vengeance, and civil war collide.

Bili Morguhn is called on again as Milo tries to crush a dangerous Ehleenee rising. The result is a fast-moving blend of war, strategy, and clan politics in a fractured future America.

Sebastian Bass Foster and five unexpected guests survive a monstrous storm, only to find themselves in an England that never existed. Modern knowledge helps, but in Arthur III's war-torn realm it can also get them killed.

Tim Sanderz returns from the Horseclans to claim his inheritance, only to find Sanderz Hall wrapped in conspiracy. Family betrayal, siege warfare, and a fresh Witchmen plot make this more than a fight over property.

Milo pushes the Horseclans into the Armehnee mountains, where savage tribes and the hidden Witchmen are waiting. It is a frontier campaign with ambushes, old science, and big stakes for the Confederation.

Milo gathers the clans with a promise of homeland and an end to wandering, but first they must rescue stolen children. The march turns into a hard road of vengeance, prophecy, and open war.

After a disaster unleashed by the Witchmen, Bili and his companions are driven into a nightmare landscape. Mutated enemies and impossible choices turn survival into a new battle.

Stranded in a brutal land shaped by ancient catastrophe, Bili and his allies face foes who wield more than swords. The threat of lost science and dark belief gives this adventure a sharper edge.

Bettylou Hanson is cast out by her own people and rescued by the Horseclans, where she finds a new life and a larger destiny. Her story shows how one outsider can become a legend among the Kindred.

Bili Morguhn steps fully into the spotlight as warrior, leader, and clan champion. Raids, politics, and brutal combat test whether his growing legend is backed by the judgment needed to keep his people alive.

Bili and Prince Byruhn prepare the last defense of New Kuhmbuhluhn as the Skohshuns close in. A siege outside the walls and a nightmare creature inside turn the fortress into a trap.

Old hatreds flare into a northern blood feud, pulling Horseclans riders into a hard campaign of loyalty, vengeance, and survival. The cold frontier setting gives this entry a harsher, more isolated feel.

Bass is drawn deeper into the altered past and into a struggle centered on Ireland, kingship, and a dangerous quest. He is not the only traveler in play, and the widening conflict grows stranger by the day.

A deadly feud between clans Linsee and Skaht threatens to drag the Kindred into wider war. Milo Morai must stop the bloodshed, or crush it, before the conflict tears the clans apart.

Bass Foster is hurled into a violent seventeenth-century England that belongs to no history book. Forced into command, he must navigate war, rival clans, and the dangerous weight of being treated like a savior.

Ancient ruins and old-world secrets put the future of the Horseclans at risk. To survive, Milo must rely on the long memory that has made him both leader and legend.

After a crushing victory, Milo's Confederation must deal with the wreckage of a tyrant's war machine. Scattered armies, treachery, and unstable alliances keep the fighting alive long after the crown falls.

A reactivated time projector pulls more people into the unstable past, widening the chaos around Arthur's Britain. New arrivals mean new loyalties, new rivalries, and even more pressure on Bass and his allies.

With Mad King Zastros dead, Milo tries to restore peace to a southern realm gutted by war. Bandits, broken loyalties, and uneasy new allies make the cleanup almost as dangerous as the conquest.

The castaways are thrown into a realm shaped by Native American legend, where mythic dangers feel all too real. It is one of the series' stranger turns, with unfamiliar enemies and higher uncertainty.

When Milo and his warriors hole up in an ancient tower against ravenous wolves, they uncover a far deadlier secret below. The book mixes survival action with eerie clues about the origins of the clans' great cats.

Down on his luck, Fitzgilbert discovers a hidden passage beneath his new house and falls into another world. What begins as exploration quickly becomes a strange mission filled with unlikely allies and real danger.

Fitz has found power, love, and purpose in the other world, but the Elder Gods want more from him. Kingship, war, and fresh enemies force him to decide whether he can bear the role chosen for him.

The scattered travelers race toward a reckoning in war-torn Britain as old choices and broken timelines close in. Home, history, and survival are all on the line in this final volume.

This was announced as the third Stairway to Forever novel, but Robert Adams died before it was completed. It stands as an unfinished continuation of Fitz's story, not a full novel.