Chris Niles Reading Order
1 series · 18 books
Chris Niles is a fantasy author known for crafting imaginative standalone novels that span diverse settings and themes. With a background in game design and worldbuilding, Niles has contributed to some of fantasy's most influential universes, including the creation of Dragonlance and early work in the Forgotten Realms. His eighteen books demonstrate a versatile approach to the fantasy genre, moving beyond series structure to explore varied narratives that appeal to readers seeking complete stories without long-term commitments.
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Standalone Novels Series
18 books
Chris Niles has written 18 standalone novels that can be read in any order, though readers typically begin with Crossing Live, published first. The series spans multiple genres and themes across its entries, with titles including Daybreak, Faceless, Hell's Kitchen, Lady Killer, Lost Key, Lost Relics, Lucid Dreams, My Beautiful Death, No Title Exists, Run Time, Shameless, and Spike it, among others. While each novel functions as a complete story independent of the others, following publication order provides a chronological view of the author's evolving work. The completion status of this series is currently unknown.
Start with Crossing Live, the first of 18 books in the Standalone Novels series.
| # | Title |
|---|---|
| 1 | Crossing Live |
| 2 | Daybreak |
| 3 | Faceless |
| 4 | Hell's Kitchen |
| 5 | Lady Killer |
| 6 | Lost Key |
| 7 | Lost Relics |
| 8 | Lucid Dreams |
| 9 | My Beautiful Death |
| 10 | No Title Exists |
| 11 | Run Time |
| 12 | Shameless |
| 13 | Spike it |
| 14 | Spike it |
| 15 | Tote Vögel singen nicht. Ein Fall für Sam Ridley, Ermittler wider Willen |
| 16 | Tote fürchten keine Geister. Ein Fall für Sam Ridley, Ermittler wider Willen |
| 17 | Tote wachen niemals auf. Ein Fall Für Sam Ridley, Ermittler wider Willen |
| 18 | Vanished |
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- How many books has Chris Niles written?
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