Suzanne Palmer Books in Order
Explore Suzanne Palmer’s books and series in order, with short summaries and reading lists to help you find your next book and decide where to begin reading.
Last updated: 4 new books added
As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases (at no extra cost to you).
Suzanne Palmer books in publication order
4 books
Finder
by Suzanne Palmer
2019
Interstellar retrieval specialist Fergus Ferguson tracks a stolen spaceship to an isolated colony and walks into a civil war. Entangled with local factions and pursued by mysterious aliens, he must recover the ship while protecting people he has unexpectedly come to care about.
Driving the Deep
by Suzanne Palmer
2020
Fergus returns to Earth to settle an old theft, only to find stolen art and learn his shipbuilding friends have been abducted. The search leads beneath Enceladus's ice, where surveillance and dangerous escape routes complicate an already uncertain rescue.
Ghostdrift
by Suzanne Palmer
2024
Forced to help a dangerous space pirate find his missing twin, Fergus encounters a mystery larger than one disappearance. Stranded between galactic arms with the Alliance pursuing them, he must negotiate threats from aliens, criminals, and military power.
Ode to the Half-Broken
by Suzanne Palmer
2026
An attack forces reclusive robot Be out of the abandoned New York Botanical Gardens in search of a missing leg. Accompanied by a cyborg dog and human mechanic, Be confronts a troubled past as old conflicts threaten to revive.
Suzanne Palmer sub-series and character series
Finder Chronicles books in order
Explore this seriesStandalone Suzanne Palmer books
Edited by
Software engineer whose passion for tracking book recommendations from podcasts inspired the creation of MRB.
Lead investor at 3one4 Capital whose startup expertise and love for books helped shape MRB and its growth.






















Comments
Spotted a missing book, a wrong order or a mistake? Tell us and we'll fix this page.
We're a reading guide, not the author or publisher, so we can't send books or pass on messages.