The Phoenix Cycle Books in Order
Part ofJohn G. Doyle Books in OrderExplore the The Phoenix Cycle books by John G. Doyle in order, with short summaries and a series reading list to help you choose where to start reading.
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The Phoenix Cycle books in publication order
5 books
Gauntlet
by John G. Doyle
2019
Jericho has used time travel for wealth, knowledge, and amusement while keeping his ability secret. Meeting two other travelers changes everything: one wants him to stop, while another threatens to destroy the world and time itself.
Wasteland
by John G. Doyle
2020
Jericho awakens in a future laboratory with missing memories and dangerous new abilities. Escaping the doctor who rebuilt him, he travels across a devastated North America with new allies, seeking the person responsible for his suffering.
End Times
by John G. Doyle
2023
Jericho races through history to undo Icarus's attacks before the structure of time collapses. Stopping his enemy may require killing a fellow Paladin, an apparently impossible act that challenges the rules governing their powers and responsibilities.
Feeling Blu
by John G. Doyle
2023
Between the second and third Phoenix Cycle novels, Jericho and Blu take time away from their larger adventures for an evening together. This short interlude follows their night out and the private encounter that comes afterward.
Icarus Rising
by John G. Doyle
2023
Jericho has brought peace to divided communities while learning to wield his powers and follow his Paladin mission. A stronger adversary interrupts that progress, forcing him and his allies to defend a future that suddenly looks far less certain.
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