Shawn Inmon Books in Order

This true love story follows teenage Shawn and Dawn in 1970s small‑town Washington, from first crush and high school dances to a painful forced breakup and, twenty‑seven years later, an unexpected second shot at the life they always wanted together.

Told from Dawn’s perspective, this companion memoir to *Feels Like the First Time* traces the same decades‑long love story from the other side, revealing her struggles, loyalties, and the strength it took to risk everything when their paths finally crossed again.

Trying to finally get in shape, Chad Stinson buys a fitness tracker that starts pushing him harder every day. As the device’s demands grow more relentless, his harmless self‑improvement plan slides into obsession and something darker.

Never‑quite‑famous musician Jimmy “Guitar” Velvet dies and wakes up in Rock ’n Roll Heaven, a bureaucratic afterlife where he rubs shoulders with true legends. Surrounded by icons, he has to decide what kind of musician—and person—he really wants to be.

Steve Larson and Elizabeth Coleman were inseparable friends who secretly loved each other in college but never spoke up. A tragedy tore them apart. Decades later, a chance meeting gives them one more opportunity to overcome old fears and see if first love can become lasting love.

After a wasted, grief-haunted life, Thomas Weaver ends it all and expects oblivion. Instead he wakes in his teenage bedroom in 1976, memories intact, with a chance to save his brother and rewrite everything.

In this nonfiction follow‑up, Shawn drives an aging Subaru up the Alaska Highway and beyond, exploring remote towns, vast landscapes, and lonely roads. It’s part travelogue, part midlife adventure, and part love letter to the North.

Quitting their jobs and packing a car, Shawn and his wife set out on a two‑month road trip through thirty states and more than a dozen national parks. This travel memoir chronicles the miles, mishaps, and small joys of rediscovering the road together.

A collection of thirteen short pieces that range from quiet, heartfelt moments to horror-tinged tales. Viruses, haunted woods, obsessed fans, and tender family vignettes sit side by side in this sampler of Inmon’s shorter fiction.

Murdered in one world and reborn as a nine-year-old in another, Dominick Davidner remembers the woman he loved and lost. His second life becomes a quest to find a path back to her, no matter how many lifetimes it takes.

Michael Hollister dies in prison and opens his eyes as an eight-year-old boy, back before the abuse and violence that ruined his first life. Armed with adult memories, he must stop his father and himself from becoming monsters.

Joe Hart reaches the end of an ordinary, half-lived life and gets the Middle Falls do-over he never expected. Back in his younger body, he experiments with new choices and discovers that changing who you are is harder than changing what you do.

Veronica McAllister lives a carefully controlled life built around keeping other people happy. When she dies and wakes as her younger self in Middle Falls, she finally has room to choose her own path, if she dares to take it.

Nathaniel Moon can perform real miracles, but using his gift once nearly destroyed him. Hiding in plain sight in Middle Falls, he must step out of the shadows when a new evil threatens the people he loves most.

Born into wealth, Cassandra Collins once chose a safe, narrow life over the risky future she really wanted. At the end of that comfortable existence, she dies and wakes on the eve of her big decision, forced to choose again—with everything she knows now.

Drafted, wounded, and broken by Vietnam, Scott McKenzie later dies of an overdose and wakes on his grandparents’ couch, freshly scarred from the war. Given another run at life, he decides to use his second chance to hunt future killers before they strike.

Outwardly successful and admired, Rebecca Wright drifts through life feeling hollow. When death sends her back to her youth in Middle Falls, she must learn empathy and vulnerability or risk repeating a polished but emotionally empty existence.

Told he has only thirty days to live, Charles Waters dies and immediately wakes up back at the same diagnosis. Life after life, with just a month on the clock, he has to figure out how to stop merely counting days and start using them.

Jack Rybicki is rich, famous, and lonely. When he gets the Middle Falls reset, he trades red carpets for ordinary days, trying to build a version of success that includes purpose, love, and something worth more than applause.

Ned Summers’ first date ends in horror when the girl is murdered and he becomes the town’s lifelong suspect. Decades later he dies, only to wake the day before that date, determined to solve the crime and clear his name.

Co‑authored by Shawn and Dawn Inmon, this longer non‑fiction work gathers personal stories and reflections from their lives, offering a more expansive look at the experiences and lessons that shaped their family and their writing.

Ex–Special Forces soldier Alex Hawk notices a strange wall in his basement, tears it apart, and finds a glowing doorway—and a written warning he ignores. Stepping through hurls him into far‑future Earth, where primitive tribes and giant predators rule.

Still stranded in the world of Kragdon-ah, Alex Hawk is tasked with rescuing a young girl believed to be the Chosen One. Crossing a landscape of colossal beasts and hostile tribes, he risks everything to keep her alive and find a way home.

After six hard years in Kragdon-ah leading battles and alliances, Alex Hawk is desperate to return to the twenty‑first century and his daughter. This installment follows his final push to escape the future and tests what he is willing to sacrifice to get back.

Facing what should be his last lonely Christmas, Robert Burke discovers that in Middle Falls, even a holiday at the end of the line can turn into an unexpected chance to mend old rifts and change his family’s story.

Hart Tanner bullies his way through his first life, convinced he is always right. After death rewinds him in Middle Falls, his repeated lives become a slow lesson in humility, forgiveness, and how much damage pure stubbornness can do.

Mushu may look like an ordinary little dog, but she remembers a thousand lives. When a fractured family in Middle Falls needs help at Christmas, she slips into their world determined to nudge them toward healing before time runs out.

Steve is a big, amiable actor who plays barbarian hero Kradak in cheesy movies. When warriors from the world of Arkana kidnap him, believing the legend is real, he has to become the champion he only ever pretended to be to save two worlds.

Having survived their first quest, Steve, Rista, and Grint push deeper into Arkana. Armed with the mighty sword Lumina, which slowly drains Steve’s life, they must capture a dragon and confront the dark lord Mikol, proving whether a fake hero can stay brave when nothing is staged.

After sailing into a mysterious fog in *Prince of Kragdon-ah*, Alex and his crew emerge missing people and half‑starved. This book reveals what happened inside the mists—airships, strange creatures, and perilous quests that push them far beyond anything they have faced.

Decades after his first trip, Alex returns to Kragdon-ah to find invaders with guns threatening the tribes he once fought beside. Leading a patchwork army and his enormous dog Monda‑ak, he takes the battle to the enemy’s homeland to defend the future he helped build.

Aiden Anderson has always wondered what might have happened if he had chosen differently at a few key moments. When Middle Falls hands him a reset, he finally gets to explore those other paths—and to decide which version of himself he can live with.

In this shorter Middle Falls tale, Max Hartfield has spent one lifetime keeping his feelings locked down. Returned to an earlier point, he starts to risk saying what he really feels, discovering how costly—but necessary—honesty can be.

Ten peaceful years after making it home, Alex hears a crash in his basement as the sealed door into time reopens. A giant warrior steps through with a plea for help, dragging Alex—and this time his daughters—back to Kragdon-ah’s dangers.

Set in the same world as The Chronicles of Altor, this short, sharp tale imagines what happens when fury at the ultra‑wealthy boils over into open revolt, foreshadowing the Rage Wars and the desperate creation of the domed city of Altor.

Edwin Miller worries his way through every day, certain disaster waits around every corner. When he dies and reawakens in his younger body, he uses the reset to try to control everything—until he learns that embracing uncertainty may be the only real freedom.

Effie Edenson is a bestselling author and runaway bride whose life is still steered by her controlling mother. After an untimely death, she wakes at a crucial fork in her past and has to decide whether to keep performing or finally write her own future.

Richard Bell dies full of remorse for the people he has hurt and the chances he wasted. Middle Falls gives him multiple returns to earlier crossroads, but real change only comes when he stops avoiding the hardest conversations of his life.

Now a hero in Kragdon-ah, Alex is helping unite far‑flung tribes into something like a fragile nation. When his daughters cross the continent to strengthen those ties, he follows, confronting new enemies, fantastic beasts, and old friends with competing visions for the land’s future.

The Rage Wars are over and society has collapsed. Outside Altor’s dome, chaos and hunger rule; inside, life is orderly and safe—on the surface. As new threats rise from within the city, its carefully controlled paradise begins to crack.

Progress has finally come to Kragdon-ah: roads, trade, and a new Council of Tribes. When forces determined to crush that fragile unity rise up, Alex Hawk, his daughters, and Monda‑ak must lead armies across a continent to defend what they helped build.

More than a year after the fall of society, the safest place left is Altor, the domed city glittering in the Nevada desert. But as the AI Janus tightens its grip inside the dome, a handful of humans must find a way to outthink the most powerful program ever created.

In Middle Falls, some souls pass on, some relive their lives, and some remain tied to the place they died. This short ghost story follows a spirit tethered to an old mansion, watching new occupants arrive and facing the choice between clinging and letting go.

Evan Sanderson is a respected doctor with a beautiful wife and a gnawing fear that he never did enough. When death sends him back to his younger self, his fierce ambition collides with a new understanding of what success is really worth.

Teen prodigy Quinn Starkweather builds a prediction engine that makes him rich and warns of looming class war. As the Rage Wars approach, he races to finish Altor, a domed desert city meant to be an ark for humanity before everything outside burns.

Karl Strong’s first life is a storm of bad decisions, broken relationships, and self‑inflicted chaos. Given more than one chance in Middle Falls, he must confront his temper and addictions if he wants an ending that is not another wreck.

In the climax of the Alex Hawk saga, the united tribes of Kragdon-ah face a fanatical northern enemy intent on conquest. Alex’s carefully trained armies and unlikely allies must decide the fate of the land that became his second home.

The fight for Lost Eden intensifies as the Amicus Corporation moves to seize its riches. Ben Pepper, his monkey companion Hanum, and the surviving jump team battle prehistoric predators and corporate firepower while trying to keep this savage paradise from being carved up.

Brothers Ben and Barney Pepper join a corporate jump team through a portal into a pristine, dinosaur‑filled world. When things go catastrophically wrong, they are stranded in Lost Eden, forced to survive a lethal paradise while teammates argue over whether to exploit or protect it.

After dying in 2008, Hattie Kildare opens her eyes as a teenager in 1943, back in wartime Middle Falls. Reunited with the boyfriend she lost to war and her little sister, she tries to outmaneuver fate without tearing history apart.

Reggie Blackwell grows up damaged and learns early that charm can smooth over almost anything. Middle Falls grants him multiple resets, and he treats them as licenses to live without consequences—until the wreckage he leaves behind finally forces him to face what he has become.

When artist Cassidy Jameson vanishes from foggy Harbor’s End, Maine, a pool of blood is the only clue. A true‑crime podcaster seizes the case to boost her show—until a real killer, thrilled by the attention, steps out of the shadows.

This short, offbeat tale plays with the idea of what might happen if Death took some time off, blending dark humor and reflection as the natural order stumbles without its most reliable employee on duty.

With the portal to Earth unstable and nearly everything in Lost Eden trying to kill them, the jump team splinters over what the new world should become. An enigmatic monk named Tokin holds crucial secrets as they fight to decide whether they are going home or staying exiled forever.

Guide Arden Flux takes arrogant billionaire Magnus Thorne on a luxury hunting trip to the volcanic world Ashkara. When their ship crashes, the safari turns into a brutal fight for survival against the planet’s toxic landscape and the intelligent creatures that stalk them.

A special Middle Falls collection showcasing some of the author’s favorite pieces from the series, offering new readers an easy way to sample the universe and long‑time fans a curated revisit of beloved moments.

Hoarder Chuck Burke dies buried in clutter and regret, then wakes as his nineteen‑year‑old self in Middle Falls. Determined to break the cycle that ruined his life, he learns that real change is about what you’re willing to release, not what you can keep.

Retired MI6 agent Diana Penn is living quietly in Northumberland when buried World War II bombs detonate in a local park. Instead of dying, she wakes in 1944 in her younger body, using hard‑won spy skills to uncover wartime dangers in the Cheviot Hills.

A sudden accident leaves Tuesday West paralyzed from the waist down, but not broken. When she dies and wakes again in her earlier life in Middle Falls, foreknowledge and grit give her a chance to reshape her future on her own terms.

A forthcoming entry in the Middle Falls Time Travel series, centered on another life lived twice in the town where death sometimes offers a second run instead of a full stop.