The Guild Wars Books in Order

The war has paused, but peace has not arrived. While Alexis and Nigel chase justice on Capital and Jim tries to rebuild Earth, hidden factions, guild politics, and Section 51 push the galaxy toward a new conflict.

Bjorn returns to a ruined Bear Town and a damaged mercenary company after the Omega War. As rival institutions battle over the galaxy's currency, he pursues those responsible for his father's death while considering an unusually lucrative offer.

With mercenary contracts suspended after the Omega War, the Golden Horde sends Spartan to seek advanced technology on the SalSha homeworld. His mission with Thorb also involves recruitment and political recognition, drawing them into competing guilds' hidden maneuvering.

Lieutenant Sunshine searches for a Peacemaker to deliver a message left by the fallen Kakata Korps. Unable to locate it inside her damaged combat armor, she fights to honor her comrades before an unexpected distress call changes her mission.

The Midnight Sun Free Company is drawn into a hidden war in the Spine Nebula when rival powers move on the Goltar's secret source of wealth. Mercenary survival becomes entangled with guild politics and a fight no one can stay neutral in.

Jim heads into the Solar System to investigate dangerous squatters on hidden asteroids while Alexis follows a lead on the Weapons Conglomerate. Their separate missions reveal just how messy the Guild Wars are becoming.

As the Guild Wars spread, the fighting moves through darker corners of the universe where covert deals and old grudges matter as much as open battles. Humanity's leaders are forced to act without ever knowing the full shape of the trap around them.

In the Four Horsemen universe, the crew of the Midnight Sun and its allies head into a climactic fight in the Spine Nebula. The stakes are apocalyptic, and even victory promises a brutal price.

Hunted across the Spine Nebula, the battered alliance of the Midnight Sun, the Goltar, and the Spine Patriots has nowhere safe to retreat. The war turns desperate, personal, and close to breaking point.

Surviving Depik assassins have spent years rebuilding after their people chose death over enslavement and invaders seized their homeworld. Now, with allies beside them, they prepare to reclaim Khatash and confront those responsible for their losses.

Humans and Wrogul share a prosperous colony on Azure, but suspicious ocean activity and sabotage deepen existing mistrust. An arriving inspection force threatens both communities, forcing them to consider whether their partnership can survive a common enemy.

Trying to escape his many responsibilities, Jim Cartwright visits the surviving human colonies and finds new wars already breaking out. His journey outward becomes a fresh crisis for the Cavaliers, Splunk, and the fragile postwar balance.

Humanity refuses Dusman control just as the Science Guild decides Earth has become too dangerous to ignore. Assassination plots, sabotage, and political fractures force the Four Horsemen to fight on yet another front.

Taiki Sato escapes to recover memories he should never have lost, taking a resurrected Rick clone and a powerful new suit with him. The search leads back to Earth and into the buried history of humanity's place in the union.

Taylor Van Zant loses a lucrative contract to a rival mercenary company, then learns that half its members never returned. Setting aside the competition, he takes a small Swamp Eagle force to investigate their disappearance and enters the Guild Wars.

Destroying a slave ring leaves Swamp Eagle Security targeted by the synthetic intelligence whose mine was lost in the operation. Taylor joins Sansar's effort to eliminate it, facing a vast fleet and an enemy capable of controlling its opponents.

The Guild Wars race toward a finish as Dusman pressure grows, Synthetic Intelligences stir in the dark, and the Kahraman threat remains close. Nobody has the luxury of a small problem anymore.