Walt Browning Books in Order
Explore A. American’s post‑collapse collaborations with Walt Browning, with the Charlie’s Requiem titles in order, plot summaries, series background, and notes on how they connect to the wider Survivalist universe.
Last updated: December 16, 2025
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Publication Order
9 books
Warrior's Fate
by Walt Browning
2020
Cost of Survival
by Walt Browning
2020
Satan's Gate
by Walt Browning
2019
Lost Valley
by Walt Browning
2019
Retribution
by A American
2018
Occupation forces and state‑sanctioned gangs now rule the streets, and Charlie has lost too many friends to simply run. Joining a growing underground, she helps take the fight back to the occupiers, knowing every act of retribution brings hope to some and deadly retaliation to others.
Resistance
by A American
2017
The city Charlie once knew has become a battlefield where gangs, corrupt officials, and would‑be warlords carve up the ruins. With food running out and capture a constant risk, she and her companions must decide whether to gamble on fleeing the city or stay and resist rising tyranny.
Democide
by A American
2016
In the second Charlie’s Requiem story, the new regime shows just how little individual lives matter. As roundups, disappearances, and quiet killings spread through the city, Charlie and her small group must choose between keeping their heads down or confronting a system built on fear.
The Book of Frank
by Walt Browning
2015
Charlie's Requiem
by A American
2015
Hard‑driving sales rep Charlie is on the road when an EMP plunges the country into darkness. Stranded with two strangers, she has to fight through collapsing suburbs, violent gangs, and power‑hungry officials to reach the safety of a friend’s remote farm before the city consumes them.
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