Tim Akers Books in Order

After surviving a second zepliner crash, disgraced former pilot Jacob Burn inherits a mysterious cog that every powerful faction in Veridon seems ready to kill for. His hunt for answers drags him through the city's church, underworld, and buried machinery.

Eva Forge, last paladin of the dead god Morgan, watches her cult crumble as kidnappings and murders spread through the City of Ash. To stop the conspiracy, she must face old wounds, new allies, and the truth behind her god's fall.

Jacob Burn saved Veridon at a brutal cost, and the city repays him by cutting him loose from both law and criminal protection. To survive, he has to uncover the forces still using the city as a machine and him as fuel.

This Pathfinder player supplement explores lycanthropes, skinwalkers, and moon-touched character options. It mixes setting lore with rules, traits, and tools for building heroes who live close to the curse.

This collection gathers the short fiction that first shaped Veridon, adding more of the city's grime, magic, and machinery. It is the best way to see how Jacob Burn's world grew before and around the novels.

Set in the same broader world as Wraithbound, this darker novella turns on war, memory, and the price of power. It asks what people will sacrifice when victory demands not just blood, but the very souls of the dead.

Lt. Samuel Obern, a warmage in America's Army Arcane, is sent into wartime Europe on a secret mission where every order hides another lie. Between occult threats and a risen god, survival may cost more than obedience.

This Pathfinder player supplement focuses on geniekin ancestries and elemental magic. It offers lore, gear, spells, and character options for players who want air, earth, fire, or water at the center of a build.

This Pathfinder player supplement covers the River Kingdoms, Numeria, and characters shaped by life along major waterways. It adds regional lore, archetypes, traits, and other options tied to river-based adventuring.

Tenumbra is breaking under old hatred, church rule, and gods that refuse to stay quiet. As war closes in, an inquisitor, a pagan survivor, and a scarred veteran are drawn into a conflict bigger than any of them expected.

War between north and south turns savage fast, but human hatred is only the start. As ancient forces rise and creatures spread ruin across Tenumbra, old enemies have to face a threat that could consume the whole island.

General Pythareus is ready to push Taldor into open war from the fortress-city of Zimar. Even with the Lion Blades on their side, the heroes have to outmaneuver a brutal military conspiracy before thousands die.

A celebration in Taldor's capital turns into a deadly succession crisis when blood runs through the senate halls. The heroes must escape, protect the heir, and try to stop a civil war before it tears the empire apart.

To strengthen Princess Eutropia's claim, the heroes infiltrate the decaying county of Meratt and move against the corrupt Count Lotheed. It is a campaign of public charm, private sabotage, and local problems left to rot for too long.

Evidence that the royal bloodline may be illegitimate throws every noble claim into chaos. To prove Eutropia's right to rule, the heroes must seek the First Emperor's blessing in a stranger, more dangerous realm.

With their patron struck down, the heroes face the secret society behind Taldor's latest disaster and a past that refuses to stay buried. Ending the war means confronting six resurrected emperors and the empire's oldest sins.

In Yanmass, soldiers vanish, bandits grow bolder, and nightmares spread through the city as the civil war worsens. The deeper the heroes dig, the more the mysterious Twilight Child and his followers seem tied to the chaos.

On the eve of battle, armies splinter, alliances fail, and a terrifying new power rises from slaughter with the dead at its command. Malcolm Blakley and his allies must decide what can still be saved before the war ends everything.

Joan Dark is a sword-for-hire in Durham Arcology, a hard future of bulletproof air and engineered killers. When the city's violence closes in, survival means cutting through layers of tech, power, and very human desperation.

John Rast expects a mock fight at the Ren Faire, not a real dragon. That one impossible duel pulls him into Knight Watch, the hidden order protecting the modern world from monsters, magic, and disasters no one else can even see.

The war is long over, but one forgotten suit of power armor never got the message. When a young girl befriends it, that impossible bond threatens her village and could reshape the world around them.

John Rast's latest assignment turns into a race against a necromancer, a weapon born from Nazi occult experiments, and Valkyries bent on apocalypse. To clear his name and save the world, he has to survive the strangest corners of Knight Watch.

Hunted by the Guild of the Wheel, Lohit Maast flees into the Mossmarch with a sword he barely understands and memories he cannot trust. A hidden cabal offers answers, but their prophecy may make him savior, weapon, or doom.

Lohit Maast goes to the Temple of Absolution to cut away a terrible sin and wakes with his memories shattered instead. With only a strange sword and scattered clues, he has to decide whether his lost self was victim, hero, or monster.

Rae Kelthannis wants the power of a stormbinder, but one reckless act binds him to a murdered mage's wraith instead of an air elemental. Now assassins, demons, and the unraveling Ordered World are all coming for him.

Lohit's search for his lost memories takes him to the broken coast of the Feral Sea and an island hidden from mortal eyes. What he finds there deepens the mystery of who he was and what he may become.

Clockwork horrors and mad science pull John Rast into an uneasy partnership with the airship-riding Eccentrics, led by the eighth incarnation of Nikola Tesla. To save both worlds, he has to survive a villain who wants to rewrite reality itself.

Corem Holt is an exiled warrior marked by the Crow and cursed with the Dragon's fury. When the past finds him again, he has to stand between the people he loves and the war that already destroyed his life.

In Tomlui House, a place built in the shape of a memory, Lohit and Idrehi search for the pieces of his missing past. The maze-like sanctuary offers answers, but it may also break their purpose apart.

This short tale adds more of the old vows, battlefield cost, and dragon-marked duty behind Corem Holt's world. It deepens the larger saga by showing the kind of choices that make heroes and ruin them.

After saving Jotland and nearly destroying himself, Corem Holt goes into exile with the Dragon's fury still inside him. His road to redemption leads north, into mist-shrouded Vintand, where the source of a darker corruption waits.