Tim C Taylor Books in Order

Professor Codrin loses status, security, and any safe future, then gambles everything on passage through a one-way Gate. What waits on the other side turns this novella into a tense blend of time travel and revelation.

This short story leans hard into comic-savage fantasy, following the loudly destructive adventures of Thogron Throatbiter. It is brisk, chaotic, and proudly over the top.

Set in the wider Human Legion universe, this early short story offers a glimpse of human lives shaped by alien rule, military service, and the long shadow of forced loyalty.

A practical guide for authors who want to format print books in Microsoft Word for CreateSpace. Taylor covers layout, typography, file prep, and the small details that make a paperback look professional.

The second Reality War novel pushes deeper into the time war, where distorted history and shifting perspectives make truth hard to trust. The stakes grow darker as the damage spreads across worlds and timelines.

The first Reality War novel throws its characters into a crooked battle over time, identity, and the shape of history itself. It is a smaller, stranger Human Legion-universe story built on alternate realities and bad choices.

Seventeen-year-old Arun McEwan enters a brutal training system built to turn slave descendants into soldiers for alien masters. A dangerous friendship and hints of a bigger destiny make survival about more than graduation.

Battered but still fighting, the Human Legion follows the trail of the Night Hummers in search of allies and advantage. Civil war, faith, and shifting loyalties complicate Arun McEwan's struggle to build something stronger from the wreckage.

Woken from cryo to board an enemy ship, Arun McEwan is dropped into mutiny, betrayal, and murder. To stay alive, he must make allies among the people he has been taught to hate.

Major Arun McEwan prepares the newborn Human Legion to retake his home planet, but weak loyalties and hidden secrets threaten everything. Liberation means facing alien overlords, slave camps, and choices that may poison victory.

Before NJ McCall joined Revenge Squad, he was an isolated, broken veteran with no clear future. This prequel shows the encounter that drags him back onto the streets of Port Zahir and into trouble.

NJ McCall's first day in Port Zahir turns into a rough introduction to frontier justice, old grudges, and the city's underworld. It is a fast entry point to Revenge Squad and its inhuman allies.

Sixteen shared-world stories expand the Four Horsemen universe with new guilds, species, and hidden pressures. Terry Mixon's Forbidden Science adds one more dangerous angle to the wider conflict.

After NJ McCall blows up the property of Port Zahir's most powerful man, the city hits back hard. Forced toward uneasy refuge among aliens, he learns revenge is simple only at the start.

The Human Legion has momentum but not security, and General Arun McEwan knows victory could still collapse into disaster. His push toward the White Knights' capital brings brutal choices, hidden traps, and war on a massive scale.

This anthology gathers new pulp-horror tales inspired by the Cthulhu Mythos, from elder gods to occult investigations. Tim C Taylor appears alongside several other writers in a shared dive into cosmic dread.

This anthology uses the Lyon's Den, a legendary mercenary hangout, as the doorway to eighteen Four Horsemen stories. Terry Mixon appears here with The Heart of a Lion.

The Human Legion returns to Earth and walks straight into the trap waiting in the Solar System. With Arun McEwan dying and spies everywhere, liberation begins as a gamble that could end in ruin.

Arun McEwan is missing, Earth is still under alien control, and humanity is close to extermination. The final phase of the Legion's war becomes a fight for home, survival, and whatever comes after victory.

When war reaches Tau-Rietzke, the Midnight Sun Free Company is ordered to protect three captured Raknars at any cost. The mission tests the crew's loyalties and ties a distant mercenary job to a much larger war.

This omnibus collects the original first season of Chimera Company, where Legion and Militia rivals are forced to cross the frozen war zone of Rho-Torkis together. Survival depends on people who would normally shoot each other on sight.

The second Chimera Company omnibus follows the team as it stops running and starts pushing back against the forces tearing Far Reach Federation apart. Deep cover missions, faction politics, and old secrets drive the season.

The Midnight Sun Free Company is drawn into a hidden war in the Spine Nebula when rival powers move on the Goltar's secret source of wealth. Mercenary survival becomes entangled with guild politics and a fight no one can stay neutral in.

In the Four Horsemen universe, the crew of the Midnight Sun and its allies head into a climactic fight in the Spine Nebula. The stakes are apocalyptic, and even victory promises a brutal price.

Hunted across the Spine Nebula, the battered alliance of the Midnight Sun, the Goltar, and the Spine Patriots has nowhere safe to retreat. The war turns desperate, personal, and close to breaking point.

Cut off from the rest of Chimera Company, Lily Hjon is sent to a totalitarian world where informing is survival and mercy can get you killed. Choosing between the regime and the rebellion may ignite something far bigger.

With Far Reach under pressure from invasion, corruption, and old betrayals, Chimera Company's scattered fighters are forced toward open war. The fifth book pushes the series from maneuver and intrigue into hard, costly commitment.

Captain Fitz chases the biggest score of his life, only to learn his new marines need him to become someone he buried years ago. Deep-cover secrets and a galaxy-shaping plan drag Chimera Company into dangerous territory.

Captured at the court of crime boss Nyluga-Ree, Vetch Arunsen learns that escape may be exactly what his captors want. The chase that follows runs through war zones, rival loyalties, and one very dangerous assassin.

Sergeant Osu Sybutu and Militia sergeant Vetch Arunsen are enemies by habit, but the ice world of Rho-Torkis gives them no room for habit. To keep their squads alive, Legion and Militia may have to fight as one.

Stiletto and the Time Dogz jump to 2362 to fix a history that has somehow gone wrong. Saving humanity would be easier if an alien android were not trying so hard to distract him.

Stiletto Caldwell is recruited into the Time Dogz and sent into a mess of 1930s Germany, 1848 Belgium, and historical murder. Time travel is supposed to be clean business, right up until it very clearly isn't.

Demoted to the Cleaners, Stiletto heads into a Cold War time mess involving assassins, rock music, and disappearing friends. What starts as a training mission becomes a frantic attempt to save the timeline.