We Dare (Jonathan P Brazee) Books in Order
Part ofJonathan P Brazee Books in OrderBrowse Jonathan P Brazee's We Dare books in order, with anthology themes, quick summaries, and help choosing the best place to start.
Last updated: July 12, 2026
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We Dare (Jonathan P Brazee) books in publication order
5 books
We Dare
by Jonathan P Brazee
2019
This anthology explores augmented humanity through stories of implants, nanotech, cybernetics, and the dangerous edge technology can give. Every tale asks what people become when enhancement stops being optional.
We Dare: Semper Paratus
by Jonathan P Brazee
2020
This themed anthology looks at readiness, service, and people who answer the call when crises hit. The stories imagine future responders, soldiers, and protectors under pressure.
No Man's Land
by Jonathan P Brazee
2021
This anthology turns to dangerous frontiers where law fails and survival gets negotiated one hard choice at a time. Different writers tackle conflict at the edge of order.
Wanted, Dead or Alive
by Jonathan P Brazee
2022
This anthology is built around bounty hunters and their targets, from desperate chases to morally gray contracts. Expect antiheroes, fugitives, and plenty of double-crosses.
We Dare: Old Age and Treachery
by Jonathan P Brazee
2023
This anthology focuses on older veterans and operators who know exactly how ugly things can get. Experience counts for a lot, and youthful confidence is no substitute for it.
We Dare (Jonathan P Brazee) books in chronological order
Series background & context
We Dare is a themed anthology line, not a single Brazee series with recurring protagonists. That means the best way to use this page is by mood and concept rather than strict plot order.
Each volume takes a shared idea and lets multiple authors attack it from different directions. The first book leans into augmented humanity, implants, nanotech, cybernetics, and the point where technology stops feeling optional. Later volumes shift the frame to readiness and duty in Semper Paratus, lawless frontiers in No Man's Land, bounty hunting in Wanted, Dead or Alive, and older operators in Old Age and Treachery.
That variety is the point.
Brazee fits the line well because he is comfortable writing professionals under pressure, especially in military or adjacent situations. In anthology form, that strength gets distilled. You usually get the clean setup, hard choice, and focused payoff of a short piece without needing to commit to a twelve-book arc.
So think of this page as the sampler wing of Brazee's bibliography. If you like science fiction anthologies built around strong prompts, or you want to see how he handles shorter fiction inside a shared concept, start here and pick the theme that sounds best.
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