Tom Abrahams Books in Order

The president is dead, there is no vice president, and a secret group sees a constitutional crisis as its chance to seize power. One woman may know enough to stop them, if she can move in time.

Jackson Quick goes from bad decisions to global danger when encrypted tech, a missing scientist, and an assassination attempt crash into one another. He barely understands the plot, but he is already in the middle of it.

A murdered scientist and a secret lab a mile underground expose a stolen formula that could shift world power. Jackson Quick is dragged back into the dark and forced to face the parts of himself he would rather avoid.

Five years after the Scourge kills most of humanity, Marcus Battle lives alone on his fortified property with his grief and his guns. When a terrified woman runs to him for help, his sealed-off world cracks open.

As the family nears home, the wider disaster becomes impossible to ignore. The last leg of the journey asks whether home is still a destination, or just another illusion.

James Rockwell's family vacation in Maine turns into a fight for survival when a massive explosion unleashes disaster. The first challenge is simple to say and hard to do: get off the island alive.

The Rockwells keep moving through a country that is coming apart by the hour. Shelter is never fully safe, and every stop forces them to weigh trust against survival.

Driven from home, Marcus Battle heads into a harsher world on a mission to find a missing child. The journey offers a shot at revenge, but every mile pulls him deeper into the chaos left by the Scourge.

Jackson thought the dangerous formula was gone and his past was settled. He is wrong on both counts, and the final mission could decide far more than his own future.

A murder, a freed terrorist, and an assassin moving across Europe all point to an old organization working in the shadows. The conspiracy grows larger, and so does the cost of exposing it.

Astronaut Clayton Shepard is stranded above Earth when a solar event wipes out power and communication below. His only plan is to get home, even though he has no idea what home looks like anymore.

Marcus has survived the plague and escaped the cartel, only to find a new frontier shaped by walls, resistance, and hard choices. The fight shifts from simple survival to deciding what kind of future is worth risking his life for.

Marcus is tired of running, but the shattered world refuses to leave him alone. As enemies close in, a new threat rises that could turn a bad apocalypse into something even worse.

Clayton makes it back to Earth, but not to the world he left. With light, heat, and order gone, he has to cross a darkened planet to find his family.

Still separated from the people he loves, Clayton is trapped far from home in the aftermath of twin solar catastrophes. Survival now means escaping Colorado and crossing a country that barely works.

After a brutal attack destroys his fragile second chance, Marcus Battle goes hunting for the men responsible. It is a revenge story with no safe stops and very few mercies.

A relentless disease tears through the Alt Apocalypse world, stripping away any hope of a quick fix. Survival becomes a test of endurance, trust, and what people will do when there is no cure.

Southern California is buried under ash after a series of nuclear attacks, and a scattered group of survivors has to decide whether to hide, run, or fight. This opener turns apocalypse into an ensemble survival story.

In the jungles of Vietnam, villagers fear a creature called the White Ghost. The military knows him as Trevor Brett, a chemically altered Marine they would rather erase than admit exists.

Lou is young, quiet, and deadly, trained by her father to survive a ruined world. When she is left alone in post-Scourge Texas, she has to decide whether skill is enough to keep her alive.

The same core cast faces a different ending as fire tears through a city already on the edge. Survival depends on split-second choices, uneasy alliances, and a willingness to keep moving.

When the pumps fail and the barriers give way, a drowning city becomes the latest version of the end. Familiar characters face rising water, collapsing order, and nowhere easy to run.

Marcus Battle makes one last push to get his friends beyond the reach of an oppressive government. The road to the rumored refuge called the Harbor is long, deadly, and far from certain.

A decade after disappearing beyond the wall, Marcus Battle is pulled back into danger when an old friend needs help. The world is older, meaner, and still not finished with him.

Six months after the plague hits, Mike Crenshaw is alive but far from safe in a lawless landscape. As survivors turn dangerous, a government lab starts looking at the Scourge as a weapon.

Mike Crenshaw wants solid ground, safety, and maybe a little peace after the plague destroys civilization. Instead he faces desperate survivors, fresh threats, and a world that still refuses to settle.

Now a Watcher, Zeke hunts a kidnapped child and a missing weapon in a flooded world ruled by pirates. Redemption is still the goal, but the stakes are far bigger this time.

Bootlegger Zeke has spent his life helping powerful people control water in a dry, broken world. After a brush with death, he sets out for redemption in a muscle car with a bar full of rough allies.

Zeke and Adaliah pursue parallel missions across a frozen wasteland and a walled metropolis. If either one fails, the balance holding their worlds together may fail with them.

Mike Crenshaw is just trying to get through ordinary life when a mutating plague begins wiping out the world. This prequel to the Traveler setting starts in the terrifying hours before collapse becomes real.

An EMP attack kills the grid and drops John Beck into a lawless new America. Haunted by his past, he tries to protect the weak and search for the family he still has left.

Detective John Druitt's first homicide case, a young woman found in a bayou, quickly turns personal. The deeper he digs, the more the investigation presses on his past and his partner's suspicions.

John Beck follows handwritten clues left by his daughter, hoping the trail will finally bring them together. The farther he travels, the more his hunt for redemption starts to look like another war.

An earthquake and a biohazard breach set off the strangest and biggest crisis in the Alt Apocalypse cycle. The final book pulls the series' threads together without losing the pressure of pure survival.

John Beck helps lead a northbound migration through brutal country in search of something better. The promise of refuge keeps everyone moving, but nobody knows whether salvation is real.

Marcus Battle retells the Traveler saga in his own voice through a collection of journals. It adds fresh perspective, new survival stories, and a clearer sense of the man behind the legend.

Badly wounded and forced to rely on others, John Beck has to choose between caution and another dangerous mission. In a world ruled by force, doing good may be the riskiest choice he can make.

John Beck leaves a hard-won peace behind to save an old friend trapped in an authoritarian city. The final crusade is personal, dangerous, and likely to cost more than it gives back.

Jack Warrant never thought of himself as a prepper until a domestic terror attack kills the grid and strips away normal life. Suddenly every stored supply and every old fear matters.

Five days after the blackout, Jack considers leaving home for supplies while a vengeful tech billionaire sets a new crisis in motion. Search teams, politics, and survival begin colliding fast.

A storm bears down on a world already broken by the blackout. Jack and his family must decide whether to stay put or risk the road, while others fight for control of what remains.

Jack leads his family toward safety as paths finally begin to converge. The trip is dangerous enough on its own, and the scramble for power only makes it worse.

The final book brings the fight for survival and the fight for power to the same place. Out of the wreckage, the characters have one last chance to shape whatever comes next.

Dominic Salvatore leads the Saints into one last brutal push through post-apocalyptic Los Angeles. The final battle is about clearing the city, settling old scores, and surviving long enough to see the result.

A terror attack leaves Texas dark, then the damage spreads as the economy weakens and supply lines crack. Behind the panic, a conspiracy works to turn crisis into lasting power.

Campbell remembers little of his life before the end, only a name and a photo of the family he wants back. When the job he takes to find them goes wrong, he becomes the one being hunted.

After helping spark a revolution, Campbell has to lead people through the wasteland toward self-rule. Victory is possible, but so is betrayal from inside his own ranks.

More attacks push a frightened nation closer to open conflict. Ordinary life keeps shrinking as war, panic, and control take its place.

The conspiracy that drove the country toward civil war begins to surface at last. Now the prepared have to do more than survive, they have to help stitch a nation back together.

Campbell finally knows who he was, but that does not tell him who he should become. The trilogy closes with rebuilding, sacrifice, and new threats rising out of the old world.