Ryk E Spoor Books in Order

Information specialist Jason Wood finds a bloodless corpse at his back door and tumbles into a hidden world of monsters. He has no superpowers, just quick thinking, stubbornness, and a refusal to stop asking questions.

A strange fossil at the K-T boundary sends paleontologist Helen Sutter from Arizona to Mars. What begins as a scientific controversy becomes a high-stakes expedition into the remains of an ancient alien civilization.

Ariane Austin expects a test flight and lands in the Arena, an impossible otherspace where alien factions decide the fate of civilizations. To get home, humanity must play by rules that were never made for them.

After the discoveries of Boundary, the race for alien technology moves to Ceres and beyond. A.J. Baker, Helen Sutter, Joe Buckley, and their allies face espionage, sabotage, and a dangerous scramble to reach the next Bemmie base first.

Kyri Vantage's family is destroyed, and her search for justice pulls her into a wider war threatening all of Zarathan. With Tobimar Silverun and Poplock Duckweed beside her, vengeance turns into a much larger quest.

Humanity's hunt for alien secrets pushes farther outward as rival agendas, damaged trust, and discoveries beyond the inner planets collide. The third Boundary novel widens the mystery around the vanished Bemmies and the future of space.

Back from the Arena, Ariane Austin is suddenly the Leader of Humanity whether she likes it or not. Enemies on Earth and in the Arena close in as she tries to learn what that title really means.

This expanded reworking of Digital Knight follows Jason Wood as ordinary cases begin pointing toward a hidden war beneath everyday life. It keeps the witty first-person voice while widening the mystery, the cast, and the stakes.

Halfway to the colony world of Tantalus, Sakura Kimei, her family, and their Bemmie friend Whips are torn from their ship. Their only hope is a dangerous planet whose secrets may be even worse than open space.

Now a Phoenix Justiciar, Kyri Vantage heads into deeper trouble with Tobimar and Poplock at her side. Hidden powers, new lands, and the force behind earlier betrayals make the second book broader, darker, and more dangerous.

When old enemies conquer Oz, Polychrome, Daughter of the Rainbow, becomes the one who escapes. To save Faerie, she must place her hope in a mortal traveler and face responsibilities she has spent her life avoiding.

Sakura Kimei and the other castaways may have survived the crash, but the planet is still full of predators, secrets, and impossible choices. To find safety, they have to keep moving through a world that does not want to be understood.

Kyri, Tobimar, and Poplock move toward a final confrontation with the power driving Zarathan toward ruin. The trilogy closes with old prophecies, infernal enemies, and the fate of more than one world at stake.

A debt to an old ally, a looming war, and power Ariane may not be able to control pull Humanity deeper into the Arena's game. The stakes are no longer one crew, but whole species and their right to belong.

Stephen Russ tries to help a child in danger and ends up chosen as Princess Holy Aura, the first of the Apocalypse Maidens. To stop a cosmic horror, he must live as a teenage magical girl and find the others.

This urban fantasy opener brings damaged people and dangerous supernatural forces together around a refuge that cannot stay hidden for long. Murders, old wounds, and a looming disaster turn found family into a line of defense.

Commander Sasham Varan survives a psionic attack and is pulled into a secret project that changes everything. When he learns the Empire's enforcer is something far worse than human, he becomes a fugitive with galactic stakes on his back.

Now branded a rebel, Sasham Varan hunts proof of what Prime Monitor Shagrath really is. Allies inside and outside the Empire race against time as the conspiracy grows wider and more dangerous.

Therapist Jennifer Hsui thinks she knows how to help troubled people, until the world's greatest superhero crashes into her life. As bigger threats rise, the novel mixes superhero action with family strain, trauma, and hard choices.

Imprisoned and used as leverage, Sasham Varan must trust his allies to expose the truth about Shagrath. Even if they succeed, stopping the Empire will demand a final gamble with the fate of the galaxy in the balance.

Sakura Kimei, her family, and their allies finally push toward an answer after years of survival on an alien world. The finale ties together the trilogy's mysteries while keeping its focus on family, endurance, and hard choices.

This shorter fantasy tale turns the lure of something precious into real danger. Greed, magic, and bad decisions mix fast, and the fun comes from watching the situation grow steadily more complicated.

Dylan O'Reily and his circle are pulled into another crisis of murder, demonic danger, and old emotional wounds. The sequel keeps the series' blend of supernatural tension, found family, and bruised but stubborn hope.

Ingram and Quester set out on what should be a private mission and find themselves hunted alongside Urelle and Victoria Vantage. Behind it all stands a false Ares, and the fate of Aegeia begins to crack.

After the events of Challenges of the Deeps, Ariane and her allies are weakened just as the long fallout of Project Hyperion comes due. Murder, sabotage, and a dangerous new AI pull the crisis across the Arena and back into human space.

After surviving the false Ares, Ingram and his companions must break through Athena's impossible seal around Aegeia. What waits inside is worse than exile, because a counterfeit god is preparing to end the cycle itself.

When astronomer Stephanie Bronson spots a huge alien vessel named Fenrir racing toward the Sun, a rescue mission becomes the only option. The problem is that any failure could doom both ships in the heart of the Solar System.