Taken to the Stars Books in Order

Charlie's side stops thinking like fugitives and starts thinking like revolutionaries. Every strike against the empire brings bigger consequences and even bigger enemies.

Victories expose deeper truths about the empire Charlie is fighting. The rebellion is growing, but so is the scale of what it may have to destroy.

Charlie Travers gets pulled off Earth and into a rebellion against the Anguilar Empire. Staying alive is hard enough. Becoming a leader is the real surprise.

Charlie's accidental role in the fight grows into something much larger as the rebellion starts pushing back. Survival is no longer enough. Now they need momentum.

Charlie and his allies decide it is time to strike the Imperial Redoubt itself. If the mission works, the empire bleeds. If not, they die in the center of it.

Earth is no longer just the place Charlie came from, it is part of the war now. Defending home means fighting on a scale he never wanted to see.

Charlie has accepted the duty to help defend Earth, but Giblet steals a fighter to chase revenge against General Zan-Tar. Charlie must choose duty or friendship, and quickly.

Sanctuary was supposed to be the one safe place the resistance had left. When it is finally found, Charlie and his allies have to fight for the heart of their cause.

The war shifts into the cockpit as new pilots and new formations try to give the rebellion real striking power. The learning curve is steep and deadly.

After hard-won victories, Charlie faces another dangerous turn in a war that keeps revealing deeper layers. New threats mean the rebellion still has no time to rest.

Cut off from safety and forced into hostile space, Charlie and his allies have to survive as exiles while the war keeps moving around them. The void is not empty enough.

Power vacuums and buried enemies threaten to undo everything the rebellion has fought for. Charlie now has to win against shadows as much as open force.