Benjamin Dean Books in Order
Benjamin Dean is a series of 5 books written by Benjamin Dean.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Benjamin Dean books in publication order
5 books
Me, My Dad and the End of the Rainbow
by Benjamin Dean
2021
Archie wants to repair his parents' fractured relationship and understand his father's strange behavior. A colorful flyer sends him and his two best friends on an adventure that challenges his ideas about family and belonging.
The King is Dead
by Benjamin Dean
2022
Seventeen-year-old James becomes king after his father's sudden death, then finds his private life under attack. When his boyfriend vanishes and palace secrets leak, the young monarch must discover whom he can trust inside his closest circle.
The Secret Sunshine Project
by Benjamin Dean
2022
After her father's death, Bea moves to the countryside with her family and worries about her unhappy sister Riley. Planning a local Pride celebration with new friends offers hope, until the mayor threatens their plans.
The Boy Who Fell From the Sky
by Benjamin Dean
2024
Zed dreams of following his father into hunting the dangerous beings that fall from the sky. But meeting Spark, a frightened boy who wants to return home, forces him to question everything his family believes.
Bury Your Friends
by Benjamin Dean
2025
Noah and his friends gather at a secluded estate to celebrate leaving school. When a killer demands they send someone outside every hour, their reunion becomes a deadly test of trust as friends begin disappearing.
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