Scott Sigler Books in Order

A faction sourcebook for the far-future *Silent Death* setting, focused on the Sigurd Archdiocese. It expands the game's universe with military background, political flavor, and material for campaigns and fleet building.

This *Silent Death* supplement centers on the Asp Technocracy, one of the setting's major powers. Expect faction lore, strategic flavor, and game material built around its ships, culture, and military outlook.

A mining company drills three miles into a Utah mountain after a colossal platinum strike. The deeper the crew goes, the more the expedition turns into a claustrophobic fight against buried violence and something inhuman.

On a remote Arctic island, scientists breed a creature that could end organ shortages forever. Instead they create something huge, hungry, and impossible to control, and the experiment becomes a brutal siege.

Quentin Barnes, a gifted young quarterback raised to hate aliens, enters the galaxy's deadliest football league. To survive on and off the field, he has to outgrow his prejudice and lead a team tied to crime and corruption.

The infection is spreading, and Perry Dawsey may be the only human who can sense its hosts. Dew Phillips and Margaret Montoya race to use that edge before the alien intelligence behind the outbreak pushes America into catastrophe.

Perry Dawsey finds strange parasites growing under his skin, and they are changing more than his body. As the government scrambles for answers, his fight to stay human becomes a brutal race against madness.

Aging champion Korak the Cutter is still unbeaten, but time is finally catching him. When he faces savage contender Chaiyal North in a rigged interstellar MMA spectacle, pride, crime, and survival all get thrown into the cage.

Quentin Barnes and the Ionath Krakens have reached Tier One, where every opponent is bigger, richer, and more ruthless. Quentin must rebuild his team for the top level before the dream season turns into a massacre.

This first Color Collection gathers eight horror stories that range from sports terror to monster mayhem. It is a sharp sampler of Sigler in short form, bloody, fast, and always ready to push a weird premise further.

In his third season, Quentin Barnes is no longer just trying to belong, he is chasing a title. Free agency, assassination attempts, and the grind of a brutal schedule make every decision hit harder.

The second Color Collection brings together more short fiction, including Siglerverse pieces and new Hunter Hunterson and Kissyman stories. The range is wider, but the pressure, dark turns, and nasty surprises are still very Sigler.

San Francisco homicide detective Bryan Clauser is haunted by dreams that match real murders. As he and Pookie Chang investigate, the case opens onto hidden monsters, buried history, and a city with secrets under its streets.

Quentin Barnes hires private investigator Frederico Gonzaga to find the family he lost. The search becomes a grim scifi-noir chase full of disguises, buried history, and danger at every stop.

Quentin Barnes has spent years forging the Krakens into a real contender. Then a mysterious threat aboard a seized ship forces him and his teammates into a fight that is bigger, stranger, and deadlier than football.

Sportswriter Yolanda Davenport digs into the killing that pushed Ju Tweedy toward the Ionath Krakens. Her search for the truth moves through the shadows of the GFL, where publicity, crime, and violence constantly overlap.

Years after the last outbreak, Margaret Montoya is shattered by what she did to save humanity. When a new threat rises from the depths of Lake Michigan, she is dragged back into the fight against annihilation.

Quentin has fame, wins, and enemies on every side. Off the field, he and his allies risk everything to rescue his sister and strike back at the powers that treat players like property.

Em Savage wakes in a coffin with no memory and no idea where she is. Leading a group of frightened teens through tunnels full of bones, she has to find answers before the place kills them first.

Em and the other Birthday Children reach what looks like sanctuary on Omeyocan, but the planet holds ruins, fresh predators, and more bad answers. Survival now means facing an enemy that was waiting for them all along.

In the brutal sport of Dinolition, Poughkeepsie Pete and his T-Rex Old Bess are veterans in a league desperate for legitimacy. Crime bosses, zealots, and money trouble make every ride dangerous long before the whistle.

The truth about the Birthday Children is finally out: they were made to be overwritten by alien minds. Em Savage has to decide whether her people can claim a future they were never meant to have.

The third Color Collection mixes horror, dark comedy, Siglerverse material, and stories from shared worlds. It feels like a grab bag in the best sense, fast, strange, and willing to swing from nasty to funny.

Hunter Hunterson and his monster-hunting family chase vampires, ghosts, and stranger things from Kentucky to San Francisco. These stories mix backwoods comedy with real horror and a rough, reality show style voice.

In 1946 New York, a former SS commando turned gun for hire is pulled into a stalker case involving a rising Hollywood starlet. The result is hardboiled action with a very damaged antihero at the center.

Former champion Chaiyal North hides from Gredok the Splithead on a lawless frontier world called the Reef. Far from the spotlight, he has one last chance to build a life that is not ruled by his old violence.

The second Dystopia Triptych volume collects tales set during the height of oppressive regimes. Characters in these stories are already living under the boot, fighting to hold on to identity, loved ones, or a single act of rebellion in the middle of catastrophe.

First in The Dystopia Triptych, this anthology gathers stories set in societies sliding toward authoritarianism and unreality. Co‑edited by Howey, it asks how language, propaganda, and willful blindness pave the road to full‑blown dystopia.

Survivors of the Earthcore disaster learn there may be another impossible treasure, this time under Cerro Chaltén. The hunt pulls old operatives back together for a new expedition with bigger stakes and older horrors.

Closing out The Dystopia Triptych, this anthology turns to what comes after the fall. Its stories imagine fragile new beginnings, hard compromises, and the lingering scars left by collapsed dystopias, asking what “better” might realistically look like.

On the world of Ataegina, survivors hide in mountain keeps while xenomorphs rule the lowlands. When young warriors discover a new way to fight back, they march toward Black Smoke Mountain and the Demon Mother.

This anthology drops humans between two nightmare species, the Yautja and the xenomorphs, across stories set on Earth and in deep space. Sigler's contribution, "Another Mother," returns to the world of Ataegina.

Quentin Barnes and team owner Gredok the Splithead are headed for open war. Hurt, hunted, and surrounded by people who want to use or kill him, Quentin has to find a new path for himself and the Krakens.

Near the end of World War II, Lieutenant Eric Granville is sent to escort an OSS officer to a secret Nazi project in the Hürtgen Forest. What should be a milk run becomes a grim battle with something worse than war.

The PUV James Keeling is a classified warship with a near-mythic death rate and a power no other vessel can match. Its crew of criminals, castoffs, and the condemned are sent into a war that may break their minds first.

Once feared freedom fighters, the aging Stone Wolves now live scattered, diminished lives. One pull from the past forces them back together for a final mission against enemies who never forgot them.

If you have a monster problem and enough cash, you call Lincoln Franks, the Man in Gray. This opener throws a burned-out hunter into a foul-mouthed supernatural underworld of gang wars, debts, and personal ruin.

The Keeling's next mission is even worse: raid supply lines and capture a live specimen of a flesh-eating alien species. As each dive frays reality, the crew must wonder whether the deadliest thing aboard is the enemy or the ship itself.

In 18th century New England, a mixed-race member of Rogers' Rangers turns to the darkest magic of his people to defend his homeland. Sigler blends frontier warfare, historical tension, and supernatural menace into one hard-running tale.