The Human Chronicles Books in Order

Abducted from Earth, ex-Navy SEAL Adam Cain wakes in an alien galaxy where humans are the physically superior species. Stranded, angry, and far from home, he teams with fringe-world operators and starts making trouble fast.

To survive in a hostile galaxy, Adam turns his superhuman edge into contract work and links up again with Riyad Tarazi. Assassins, criminals, and hidden alien manipulators make every job more dangerous than it looks.

Adam and his raiders wage insurgency while the Human fleet prepares open war. As the Klin's hidden interference comes into the light, Adam is pushed toward a direct showdown with the powers behind the conflict.

Adam fights his way back toward Earth only to learn humanity has been played by the Klin. With both Juireans and Klin in the mix, personal revenge becomes a much wider war.

Adam takes command of a covert team used for the jobs no one else will touch. Their latest mission, rescuing the mysterious Arieel Bol, gets even worse once a fortune is placed on their heads.

Humanity's enemies answer a bounty with a devastating strike on Earth. While Adam and Sherri scramble to help defend the planet, Riyad heads into deadly territory to uncover the Kracori homeworld.

Facing execution before the Juirean leader, Adam tries to prove humans are not the real enemy. Then the Kracori attack and turn a fragile revelation into a much larger crisis.

The Milky Way's great powers converge on Elision for a war that could wipe out whole species. Adam races into the middle of it, trying to save Riyad before the fleets finish what they started.

Chasing Nigel McCarthy into another galaxy, Adam loses his ship and walks into a new struggle for power. Old enemies, stolen technology, and cross-galactic war turn the hunt into something much bigger.

Adam, Riyad, and Sherri run straight into a mutant mastermind and an invading horde from another universe. Even old enemies must unite as the Milky Way realizes it has only seen the opening move.

When Panur seeks refuge with Adam, the entire galaxy is offered safety in exchange for handing him over. Adam refuses, then spends the book outrunning governments, fleets, and anyone willing to cash in.

With Adam trapped in the Sol-Kor universe, Riyad tries to find Panur and mount an impossible rescue. Alliances shift, enemies interfere, and Adam searches for his own way out before the cost gets even higher.

Peace does not last. New invaders from Andromeda and an ancient hidden power force Adam's team into a deadly contest over which species gets to survive.

The war inside the Sol-Kor universe finally erupts, and Adam's team must stop J'nae from mass-producing trans-dimensional warships. Giant fleet battles rage while Adam fights to keep the enemy from turning one victory into total domination.

Adam has been pushed past patience and into all-out retaliation. What follows is a bruising revenge campaign full of hard fights, political fallout, and the sense that victory may cost more than anyone wants to pay.

A trip to help friends on Visidor unravels into a corporate conspiracy with galactic consequences. Adam, Riyad, Sherri, and the slippery Copernicus Smith chase a secret that could restart war on a far worse scale.

Given a chance to end the Sol-Kor war at its source, Adam and Riyad cross into another universe to kill the queen. It is a desperate mission with no easy way home and failure measured in trillions of lives.

As the Klin keep rolling forward, Adam turns to Panur and Lila for a way to stop them. Enemy fleets are only part of the problem, because frightened politicians may be just as dangerous.

The Klin return in the open with killer robots, unstoppable warships, and a plan to finish the galaxy for good. Adam is one of the few people who knows how dangerous they really are, and that makes him both target and hope.

After the destruction of Nuor, Adam and his teammates go from heroes to the most hunted people in the galaxy. With bounties everywhere, they strike back at the aliens funding the contract on their lives.

Adam and his crew make a one-way run to Andromeda to cut off the Nuorean threat at its source. It is a long-shot mission into unknown territory, with Earth and the Milky Way riding on the outcome.

While Lila is taken by beings older and smarter than any current empire, Andromedan pressure keeps building across the galaxy. Adam's friends hunt for answers as the story opens new questions about humanity's deepest origins.

Short on money and peace, Adam takes a job that sounds impossible even by his standards. Two close friends have stolen the deadliest weapon in the galaxy, and he has to catch them before everyone else does.

Kracion is closing in on godlike power, and Adam has to beat him to the lost Aris world that may decide everything. Massive fleet action and a personal race against time drive this chapter of the war.

A paid rescue mission in another universe promises huge rewards and almost no straight answers. Adam soon learns the job is bigger, stranger, and far more dangerous than the people who hired him admitted.

Kracion is back, turning whole worlds into rubble, and Adam Cain is caught in a brutal chess match between ancient superpowers. Massive fleet battles and desperate gambits push the galaxy toward ruin.

What starts as a quick rescue on dangerous Sasin becomes the opening move in Adam Cain's strangest war yet. Ancient enemies stir, phantom forces surface, and Adam and Summer discover unsettling new powers.

With Te'moc closing in and the universe itself under strain, Adam's team races to stop a disaster no one fully understands. At the same time, long-buried truths about Panur, the Aris, and the Sol-Kor finally come to light.

The only chance to save the universe may rest with the imprisoned Kracion, the last Aris anyone can find. Adam has one final sprint ahead of him, with Te'moc, the Sol-Kor, and his own darker impulses closing in.