Will Wight Books in Order

Simon watches enemy Travelers kill his family and carry off the people he cares about, while another boy is named the prophesied savior. Since destiny has no plans for him, Simon decides to save everyone anyway.

War builds between Enosh and Damasca, and Simon is caught between prophecy, politics, and Travelers from rival Territories. As Leah and Alin question their loyalties, a far worse enemy moves behind the coming conflict.

Simon has spent months hunting Incarnations and learning that strength alone is not enough. With the Territories growing stranger and the Incarnations suddenly vanishing, Simon, Leah, and Alin have to face a larger threat together.

After the Emperor's death, captain Calder Marten hunts the Heart of Nakothi, an artifact that could raise a new Emperor. Guild politics, rival hunters, and something much older than empire stand in his way.

Shera serves the Consultants, the secretive guild that keeps dangerous rulers off the throne. When the Heart of Nakothi resurfaces after the Emperor's death, she is pulled into a deadly race against Calder and the Navigators.

Shera has won, but her new Soulbound power comes with a brutal cost. As Calder pushes toward the throne, she fights enemies outside the guild and a growing darkness inside herself.

Calder survives Gray Island and sees a path to the throne, but the Empire is splitting apart around him. To hold it together, he has to outmaneuver Shera, rival guilds, and the ancient powers rising behind the chaos.

This companion collection gathers short stories from across the Traveler's Gate world. It explores different Territories, side characters, and corners of Amalgam the main trilogy only briefly visits.

Outside Sacred Valley, ancient ruins draw sacred artists eager for treasure and advancement. Lindon has finally taken his first step, but to survive stronger enemies and keep growing, he turns to the dangerous craft of Soulsmithing.

In Sacred Valley, Lindon is born Unsouled, shut out from the power system that defines his world. After a heavenly visitor shows him a future where his home is destroyed, he leaves to chase strength no one thinks he can reach.

A duel is coming, and Lindon has only a year to become someone worth fearing. Training in the Blackflame Empire offers him a forbidden path to power, but mastering it could burn away his body and mind.

Now feared as a Blackflame, Lindon is treated as a threat before he is treated as a person. His coming duel is interrupted by a larger crisis, pushing him into the Skysworn and into far deadlier battles.

Lindon enters Ghostwater, a collapsing pocket world filled with treasures, traps, and rivals far stronger than he is. To survive, he has to gamble on rapid growth and seize whatever advantages he can before the world closes.

The Monarchs gather Cradle's greatest young sacred artists for the Uncrowned King tournament. Lindon and Yerin step onto the biggest stage of their lives, where every match matters and every faction is watching.

A world tournament is approaching, and the Blackflame Empire needs young Underlords fast. Lindon, Yerin, and Mercy train under crushing pressure, knowing the next step in power will shape their place in a much larger conflict.

Shera now leads the Consultants while open war and Elder cults spread through the streets. She wants peace, but any truce with Calder could save the world or hand it to corruption.

Named Imperial Steward, Calder finally has authority, but not the control he imagined. With war, distrust, and awakening Elders threatening everyone, he has to prove he can lead before the world breaks apart.

As the tournament reaches its final rounds, alliances strain and powerful rulers maneuver for advantage. Lindon and Yerin are pushed toward their hardest breakthroughs yet, with a Dreadgod stirring in the background.

Lindon finally returns to Sacred Valley, far stronger than the people who once wrote him off. But a Dreadgod is coming, and saving home means convincing a stubborn valley to flee before it is too late.

With Sacred Valley barely saved, Lindon descends into the ancient Labyrinth in search of lost Soulsmithing knowledge and a way to kill Dreadgods. Every discovery draws more attention from Monarchs, old enemies, and dangers beyond Cradle.

The Monarchs see Lindon as a threat just as the Dreadgods surge back into motion. He needs time, allies, and impossible growth if he wants any chance to stand against enemies on every side.

Archmage Varic Vallenar gains the memories of several alternate lives and learns galaxy-ending threats are coming. He claims the legendary starship The Last Horizon and starts building a crew bold enough to fight them.

The Last Horizon is crippled after its last battle, and Varic needs master technician Mell to save it. Rescuing her from a superpowered prison is hard enough, but delay could let an old enemy become unstoppable.

Lindon goes to war over the future of Cradle itself. With Dreadgods, Monarchs, and battles beyond the world all converging, the final book turns his long climb into a fight he cannot avoid.

The crew's growing legend brings new enemies, from secret rulers to perfected armies to the returning D'Niss. Raion takes center stage as he tries to protect his friends and earn the redemption he still thinks he owes.

Omega finally gets his chance to go after Solstice, the hidden power behind the Galactic Union. What should be a clean revenge mission turns dangerous fast once Zenith Devices enter the fight.

This collection returns to Cradle through side stories, old legends, and glimpses of life after Lindon's main journey. It is a treat for readers who want more worldbuilding, familiar faces, and a little extra closure.

Butler Eldric Altmoore is pulled into a collapsing game-like world after a near-death experience. With only ten days and a young girl to protect, he has to save a world whose rules keep changing around him.