The Synth Crisis Books in Order
The Synth Crisis is a series of 5 books written by Greg Dragon.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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The Synth Crisis books in publication order
5 books
The Judas Cypher
by Greg Dragon
2017
Detective Dhata Mays investigates a murder apparently committed by a synthetic person. Uncovering links to hackers, rival gangs, and exploited androids, he races to prevent the case from igniting violence between humans and their machine neighbors.
The Sigma Imperative
by Greg Dragon
2017
Former detective Dhata Mays investigates a kidnapping amid deteriorating relations between humans and synthetics. A missing woman proves part of a wider conspiracy involving a new android model, forcing Dhata and his partners to confront a genocidal threat.
The Unsung Frame
by Greg Dragon
2017
Skiptracer Dhata Mays and partner Lur Diaz investigate infidelity in futuristic Tampa Bay. An explosion and their client's disappearance transform the assignment into a dangerous inquiry into a plot meant to inflame tensions between humans and synthetics.
Dhata Mays
by Greg Dragon
2018
Humans and synthetics maintain an uneasy coexistence after a devastating war. A homicide investigation draws detective Dhata Mays into evidence that could destroy that balance, testing his resolve to protect both communities without surrendering his independence.
The Machine Detective
by Greg Dragon
2021
In 2125, mercenary investigator Dhata Mays takes on a cold murder case and survives an assassination attempt. A bounty and enemies from his past complicate his pursuit of the organization he believes responsible for the crime.
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