The Hunter Legacy Books in Order

Detective Burnside hunts a killer moving through human space. The trail is grim, the stakes are personal, and the case refuses to stay small.

Being the hero looks impressive from a distance. Up close, Jonathon finds it mostly means more danger, more duty, and less room to fail.

Jonathon Hunter is eighteen, alive, and suddenly very important to people who scare him. Pirates, prophecy, and survival turn his ordinary life inside out.

When the problem is too large for the authorities, they hire Jon Hunter. He gets another mission that could go wrong in every possible way.

Jonathon is tired of being prey. With hunters closing in from every side, he may have to become far more dangerous than anyone expects.

The Hunter family has reasons not to celebrate. This short holiday story lets Jane and the people around her face memory, loss, and a little hope.

Jonathon's legend is growing faster than his comfort with it. The next crisis tests his judgment, his sanity, and the people standing beside him.

Far from home and deep in trouble, Jonathon is pushed further into the role everybody else seems ready to give him. He is not ready, but the crisis is here anyway.

Some days call for staying in bed. Jon does not get that option when the threat reaches the gates and standing firm becomes the only answer.

The Darkness is no longer a distant threat. Jon has to keep moving when the future of far more than his own life is on the line.

The stakes are brutally simple: if Jon and his allies fail, humanity pays. This is the series driving straight toward its hardest stand.

Jon says he is not in the rescue business, which naturally means he gets dragged into exactly that. The mission is risky and the clock is not kind.

Jonathon finally gets home, or thinks he does. Home proves a lot less peaceful than the word suggests.

Told from Jane's side of things, this companion gathers background, perspective, and extra material around Jon Hunter and the wider series.

The journey to Gaia is long in every sense. Travel, danger, and the promise of a different future reshape the next phase of the saga.