Cameron Jace Books in Order

In a rigid future where teens are ranked for life, Decca is labeled a Monster and thrown into a televised fight to survive. Every six hours she has to scream that she is alive while trying to learn why the system marked her.

The so called Evil Queen tells her side of the Snow White story while old truths rot underneath the Grimm version everyone knows. It is a short, dark opening that reframes Sorrow's most feared mother and daughter.

Snow White takes the lead as Loki falls under the Queen's control and becomes her enemy. A new Dreamory opens up the truth about Cinderella, her history with Snow, and the forbidden power linking them.

After a deadly bus incident leaves her classmates dead, Alice Wonder wakes up in the Radcliffe Lunatic Asylum with almost no memory. A hookah smoking professor insists she is not just mad, she is the only one who can stop modern Wonderland monsters.

In a ruined future America, seventeen year old Iris Beaumont lives under a system that sacrifices one girl each week to the Beasts. When she falls for the possibly dangerous Colton Ray, rebellion and survival become tangled together.

Dreamhunter Loki Blackstar is sent to kill the girl locals call Snow White, only to find a furious immortal living inside the ruins of a castle. His mission turns into an unraveling of the fairy tale's darkest buried truth.

After her encounter with the Cheshire Cat, Alice can barely trust her own mind. When children start turning up murdered in grotesque ways, she and Professor Pillar are pulled into another killer's puzzle filled game.

Fable, Axel, and Shew chase answers about the Lost Seven and the Huntsman's love for Snow White, while Lucy reads a dangerous diary about the Queen of Sorrow. The farther they dig, the worse the consequences become.

Still reeling from loss, Alice goes deeper into the Rabbit Hole to stop the Circus, a terrifying event that could hand the world to the Wonderlanders. The story blends grief, paranoia, and high stakes mind games.

Alice and the Pillar race to stop a plague worse than death, unleashed by one of the strangest Wonderland monsters yet. The hunt widens beyond the asylum, and the series starts feeling bigger and darker.

The diary of the Queen of Sorrow keeps unfolding, revealing how her kingdom rose and how love, grief, and ambition twisted into something monstrous. It is the lore heavy payoff to the Grimm Diaries central mystery.

A wave of endless sleep threatens the world, and Alice and the Pillar must solve a deadly global chess game before millions pay the price. The deeper Alice goes, the more the board starts revealing her own buried past.

The madness gets personal when family secrets and old loyalties rise to the surface. As the wider conflict grows, Alice has to decide who she can trust and what she is willing to lose to protect her found family.

Alice Wonder is forced to question who she really is as the line between memory, prophecy, and manipulation disappears. The fifth book turns inward without losing the series' strange murders, riddles, and Wonderland menace.

After the first brutal test of survival, Decca has to choose what kind of life she actually wants. Secrets around Leo, Woo, and her own place in the system deepen as staying alive stops being enough.

The Wonderland War is underway, the Pillar may be gone, and Alice is closer than ever to the Six Impossible Keys. As the Inklings scatter and regroup, the book digs into backstory while pushing the madness toward its endgame.

After surviving a plane crash, June West wakes in a hospital with no memory and no one claiming her. Then a note tells her she has twenty four hours to save a daughter she does not remember having.

The endgame arrives as Alice and her allies finally confront the truth behind Wonderland, Black Chess, and the disasters chasing them. The story closes with more riddles, shifting realities, and long buried answers.

A Christmas side story turns into a major revelation for Alice Wonder as the truth about Black Chess starts coming into focus. Short, strange, and twisty, it pushes the Insanity mythos forward in a hurry.

Oxford student Maddy Bryce discovers a book written by the Devil's son, and her quiet life turns into a wild mess of cults, violence, weird history, and chaos. The novel leans into B movie energy on purpose.

Destiny pushes the Queen of Sorrow closer to the role readers know, forcing painful choices between love, power, and fate. The series stays personal even as the future of the kingdom hangs in the balance.

As loyalties crack and danger closes in, the Queen of Sorrow has to decide who her real enemy is. This episode leans into betrayal, fear, and the personal cost of power.

The Queen of Sorrow arc opens under the weight of prophecy, old wounds, and a future no one can escape. It sets the dark tone for a story about power, family, and the making of a fairy tale villain.

The cost of power, survival, and love finally comes due. Sacrifice brings the Queen of Sorrow arc toward its emotional breaking point without losing its dark fairy tale mood.

Old truths around the Seven begin to surface, and the path toward tragedy becomes harder to avoid. This installment keeps building the lore while tightening the pressure on the Queen of Sorrow.

A dangerous journey pulls the Queen of Sorrow deeper into old secrets and uncertain alliances. What begins as survival starts turning into a search for answers that could reshape Sorrow itself.

After The Fairytale Code, the mysterious Advocate heads to France to bargain over a secret powerful enough to shake church and crown alike. This short story sharpens the mythology and hints at who is really pulling strings.

When a murdered girl is posed like a fairy tale clue, folklorist Anne Anderson is pulled into a killer's puzzle with detective David Tale. Their search sends them across Europe after secrets buried inside old stories.

Rookie detective Alice Black is handed the Cheshire Killer case, the same killer who kidnapped her as a child and let her live. As she follows him into abandoned asylums and staged horrors, the hunt becomes brutally personal.

Anne Anderson and David Tale dig deeper into a conspiracy hidden inside fairy tales, only to find old stories pointing toward a plague and a frightening truth about human existence. The mystery grows from murder puzzle to something much larger and darker.

Anne and David race to understand a spreading threat tied to Rachel, the Pied Piper legend, and children scattered across the world. The final mystery pushes the series from historical puzzle into openly global stakes.