Sam Sisavath Books in Order

One night is all it takes for hidden creatures to overrun the world and destroy normal life. A scattered group of survivors heads for a distant underground refuge, hoping they can get there before the darkness does.

Keo's standalone storyline continues with more pursuit, more violence, and even worse odds. It is a lean, fast survival thriller that shows why he became one of the universe's defining characters.

Separated survivors fight their own battles as the Purge war grows larger and uglier. Rescue, revenge, and survival collide in one of the series' key turning points.

After losing their sanctuary, Will and his group follow a mysterious radio message toward Louisiana, where an island may offer safety. The road there is full of ghouls, collaborators, and the start of a larger war.

Nick Hobbs and Winter Tolliver cross paths while chasing a scientist whose discovery could change the balance of power. It is a brisk covert-action setup filled with mercenaries, spies, and shifting loyalties.

The fight for survival spreads as the Purge survivors face ghouls, collaborators, and the strain of staying together. With refuge uncertain and the war widening, every mile forward costs something.

Keo takes center stage in this side story set inside the Purge universe. Hunted across a brutal landscape, he survives the only way he knows how, by refusing to quit and hitting back harder.

Allie Krycek has spent ten years preparing to kill the serial murderer who ruined her life. When she finally makes her move, the man who has hunted women for years learns what it feels like to be hunted back.

Allie wants a normal life after her first blood-soaked reckoning, but the world has other ideas. When ruthless criminals close in, she has to decide how much of herself she can still hold back.

Human resistance tries to build on hard-won gains, but the war is far from over. The deeper the survivors push, the more dangerous both the ghouls and their human allies become.

A year after the Purge, mankind is still hanging on by a thread. The Isles may offer a path toward real victory, if the survivors can reach them and survive what waits there.

The campaign against the ghouls widens again, and the cost of victory keeps rising. Alliances are tested, plans fray, and survival still depends on who can hold the line longest.

Allie ends up trapped alongside killers and forced to face a larger criminal network. Survival means staying sharp, hitting first, and never assuming the worst person in the room is the only threat.

The last main Purge of Babylon book drives toward a hard-won ending for characters who have bled through the whole series. It is a final push filled with loss, loyalty, and one more fight for humanity.

The long war in the Purge universe grinds toward its final phase. Human survivors and ghouls clash again as old wounds, big sacrifices, and endgame stakes take center stage.

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.

This side story steps away from the main frontline to follow Mason through the Purge universe. It adds another survivor's view of a world already full of impossible choices.

A terror case turns personal for a rookie FBI agent with baggage of her own. What begins as a manhunt soon opens into a larger conspiracy with deadly consequences.

Years after the Purge, the monsters are now the hunted. Wash, a slayer chasing one specific ghoul, and Ana, a stranger with secrets, are forced into an alliance on a road where humans can be worse than the undead.

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.

The Red Sky story gets bigger and nastier as buried secrets come to light. In a world of conspiracies and bad choices, the familiar enemy may be the safer one.

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.

Wash's long hunt for the one-eyed, blue-eyed ghoul that destroyed his life is nearly over. In the unforgiving reaches of northern Texas, he and Ana head toward a final reckoning.

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.

Wash and Ana keep moving through a harsh post-Purge landscape where monsters are not the only predators. Every alliance is shaky, and every clue in Wash's vendetta carries a price.

This short piece introduces Buechele, a shabby, oddball figure who keeps winding up near danger. It blends mystery, menace, and dark humor in a compact setup for a bigger story.

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.

John Smith rides into a lawless corner of the post-Purge world and finds trouble waiting. Part western, part apocalypse thriller, it introduces a drifter who knows when to talk and when to shoot.

Allie Krycek returns for another ruthless showdown where justice and vengeance blur together. The deeper she goes, the harder it becomes to tell who needs saving and who deserves fear.

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.

Surviving the first wave was only the beginning. As Cole and the others try to hold defensible ground, they learn that every safe haven comes with a cost.

Cole's desperate race home gives way to the harder task of keeping his family alive. In a world full of infected killers, protecting what is yours can turn any house into a battlefield.

John Smith tries to do the right thing in a broken world and pays for it fast. In the Purge aftermath, even a good deed can spark a deadly chain reaction.

John Smith is not looking for trouble, but trouble keeps finding him. This final showdown pushes the wandering gunslinger toward hard choices, quick draws, and a reckoning he cannot dodge.

On the day Cole Ristler plans to retire and get home to his pregnant wife, an unknown phenomenon turns people into rabid killers. He has one job left, survive the city and make it home.

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.

The Fall of Man story widens as the survivors face fresh waves of violence and the constant threat of collapse. Holding together may be harder than escaping in the first place.

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.

After surviving one nightmare, Cent and Torres are recruited by billionaire Harold Campbell to hunt the obayifo. Their new world of basements, sewers, and secret operations is even darker than they imagined.

As Hurricane Matthew batters Houston, criminals, police, and civilians take shelter in a deserted high-rise. The storm outside is bad enough, but something ancient and deadly is hunting them inside.

Cent and Torres are stranded on Harold Campbell's island, surrounded by a growing number of obayifo and people with hidden agendas. Morning is still far away, and the horde is only getting stronger.

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.

Jack Creedy arrives in Barton Springs thinking his last year of high school will be easier than his old life. Instead he and Emma Taylor uncover disappearances, strange behavior, and a growing evil under the town.

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.

The Last Hunters story grows darker as Jack and Emma face a threat that feels bigger, older, and harder to outrun. Saving people is never simple when evil knows how to hide in plain sight.

Chance Mock is a soldier, spy, assassin, and bodyguard for hire who works outside borders and laws. When Imogen Tolliver needs help and old enemies decide to erase him, Chance goes to war in the shadows.

Jack Creedy and Emma Taylor get pulled into another case where something is badly wrong beneath the surface. The monster-hunting tension stays high, and the answers are not the kind anyone wants.

Chance Mock's past jobs refuse to stay buried. Old enemies, new clients, and a growing target on his back turn another contract into a full-scale war.

Chance gets dropped into a fight where politics, violence, and hidden agendas blur together. He answers to no side, and that makes him dangerous to everyone involved.

Beth and Nate move to the Philippines for a fresh start before their first child is born, then discover paradise has teeth. As Beth digs into local folklore, something in the dark seems to be coming for her.

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.

Chance wants to lie low, but a wealthy enemy's vendetta and pressure from the CIA and MI6 leave him nowhere to hide. When you come after the Freelancer, somebody is going in the ground.

Returning home should mean safety, but in this series it usually means unfinished business. Jack and Emma have to face what followed them back and what was waiting there all along.

Mona was recruited young into Ouroboros and trained to be whatever the organization needed. After the Freelancer helps wreck it, she sees a shot at freedom, but her former masters are not ready to let her go.

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.

Chance heads to Seoul for plastic surgery and a quiet reset, which is obviously never going to happen. Instead he gets pulled into a fight against a powerful family after trying to help a desperate young woman.

Time travel is messy, so they send Steve, a man tough enough to handle impossible odds and rude enough not to care. It is a very short, darkly funny blast of future-to-past chaos.

A job in Taiwan goes sideways and turns Chance Mock into prey for multiple governments. Stranded in the Philippines with the threat of a wider war growing, he refuses to let anyone use him as the fall guy.

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.

With agencies, killers, and old grudges closing in, Chance Mock follows a trail that could expose everyone around him. One bad message is enough to turn the hunter into fresh bait.

A seemingly simple choice to help someone opens fresh trouble for Mona. In Sisavath's spy world, kindness has consequences and the past is always armed.

The final SHTF book looks built for full-speed chaos, with the survivors forced to move through the center of it. By this point, endurance matters as much as firepower.

The SHTF story keeps moving as survival becomes organized resistance. Staying alive now means staying mobile, staying hidden, and knowing when to fight back.

This survival thriller opens with systems failing and ordinary life giving way to brutal necessity. The only plan left is the one in the title.

Mona may have changed sides, but the people hunting her have not forgotten. This next chapter promises more running, more tradecraft, and the uneasy truth that some patterns never really break.

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.

Mona is trying to stay free, but walking away from her old life is not that simple. Protecting the wrong person could drag her straight back into the violence she escaped.