Sean Platt Books In Order

Publication Order of Alien Invasion Books

Publication Order of Available Darkness Books

Publication Order of The Beam Books

Publication Order of Dark Crossings Books

Publication Order of Dead World Books

Publication Order of The Dream Engine Books

Publication Order of The Inevitable Books

Publication Order of Karma Police Books

Publication Order of LunARK Books

Publication Order of Namaste Books

Publication Order of Save the World Books

Publication Order of Short Stories. Killer Endings Books

Publication Order of Stone Tablet Singles Books

Publication Order of Tales From the Terrible Scary Books

Publication Order of The Tomorrow Gene Books

Publication Order of Tomorrow's Gone Books

Publication Order of Unicorn Western Books

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Publication Order of Yesterday's Gone Books

Publication Order of Yesterday's Gone Episode Books

Publication Order of Z 2134 Books

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Publication Order of Guy Incognito Children's Books

Publication Order of Version Control Books

Publication Order of Cursed Books

Publication Order of Greens: Season One Books

Publication Order of Gore Point Books

Chronological Order of Gore Point Books

Publication Order of Replaced Books

Sean Platt is an American author who writes in the horror and science fiction genres. In addition to that, Sean also writes children’s books under the name of Guy Incognito. Platt typically works with a co-author, he has written with Johnny B. Truant and David W. Wright.

Platt loves reading books, but he enjoys writing them even more. This seems obvious when you see just how many books he has written thus far in his career. He is the co-author of the Yesterday’s Gone series, the Alien Invasion series, and the Z 2134 series.

The author makes his home in Austin, Texas. He enjoys Mexican food, but he absolutely cannot stand inferior Mexican food. The author is originally from California, but now makes his home in Texas with his wife and children.

Burnout is a standalone novel written by Platt and Johnny B. Truant. Cutter Dunn is born a ghost. He’s not dead, but he is unchipped and unregistered in a world where everyone else is. Cutter lives his life off the grid and is never recognized by the facial recognition software. Officially, he doesn’t even exist. Cutter has unique skills though and those skills are in demand. He can design the next generation of shipping vehicles with his out of the box thinking. However, he’s also the kind of person that a wealthy corruption thinks that they can exploit and make disappear. At least that’s what they think, but trying to do so will be their big mistake. Cutter knows that they can’t track him and that they won’t know his plan until he hits them with it.

The Alien Invasion series is written by Platt and Johnny B. Truant. The first book in the series is Invasion and begins as the countdown to the aliens coming has begun. Scientist discover objects approaching from Jupiter and cities go into a panic. There is a popular app called the Astral space app that gives people the information that the government would prefer stay hidden. An entrepreneur in New York named Meyer Dempsey has been making preparations for a long time, even when he didn’t know why. He has know something was coming and where he must take his family to keep them safe. However, getting there won’t be easy as society veers into chaos.

Robot Proletariat is the first book in The Inevitable series by Sean Platt and Johnny B. Truant. The staff at Lexington estate is made up of robots who were created simply to serve their master. Their bodies were created to do the work with padded tips on their fingers and metal knees designed to keep them quiet in their work. There were programmed not to defy their owners or else they would be shutdown, and they could never harm a human. However, that is not how it turned out at the Lexington estate. The aging robot staff is borderline obsolete and some of the family find them to be a nuisance, especially a failing robot designated BRN7. The robots clumsiness has him set for deactivation and the robots must do as they are told. Unless they choose not to.

Pattern Black is a standalone novel from Johnny B. Truant and Sean Platt. Mason Shaw’s father threw away his police career by going rogue which ultimately lead him to the privately-run prison, HRO22. Mason is following in his father’s footsteps and ends up in prison himself. He only has two ways out: death or through Chamber Therapy. The Chamber Therapy program promises criminal rehabilitation, but it can lead to total failure known as Pattern Black — the total disintegration of identity that drives the prisoner insane. Nobody knows what happens to prisoners after they go Pattern Black as it is kept a secret by Revival, the corporation that runs the prison. Mason makes his way through this new reality and hooks up with Immunity, a rebel group led by a hacker named Calliope, who’s trying to fight the system from inside. Mason will set out to expose the secret behind Chamber Therapy, but Revival will go to extreme lengths to stop that from happening.

Dead City is the first book in the Dead World series by Platt and Truant. Ian Keys is a rising star at pharma giant Hemisphere — creator of Necrophage, a drug that paused the necrotic outbreak and allowed the infected to live normal lives. As he rises through the company he gets access to some of the company’s dangerous secrets. He discovers that the company’s cure is no cure at all. Now, Ian is being watched and his wife is being followed. With the fate of the world on the line, Ian turns to a reporter to blow the whistle.

Contact is the second book in the Alien Invasion series. The story picks up three months after the events of the first book. The motherships hover above the world as their shuttles ferry about the world with unclear intentions. Most of the ones who were abducted have been returned, left dazed and incoherent. However, nine of the abductees have not returned and there is seemingly no connection between them. Benjamin Bannister has dedicated his life to finding the connections between the wonders of the world, from Stonehenge to the pyramids of Egypt. He believes that aliens have been to Earth before and left footprints in the historical record. Many people thought he was a fool for this, but now he feels vindicated. His research leads him to Vail, Colorado and Meyer Dempsey’s ranch as he seeks to find the answer of what makes the Missing Nine so special.

Colonization is the third book in the Alien Invastion series. Two years after first contact, the world now lives in a fragile peace. There is a pacifist class of Astrals known as Titans who assist humans in running their alien empire. There is also bloodthirsty Reptar peacekeepers who patrol the land. There is a third class of aliens, unseen, known as Divinity who are worshiped and feared. Meyer Dempsey is now one of the Viceroys of the world capitals who are seen as gods. The rebellion has been quiet so far, but it won’t be for long.