Children of the Undying Books in Order
Part ofKit Rocha Books in OrderDiscover the Children of the Undying books by Kit Rocha in order, with story summaries, world background, and reading guidance.
Last updated: July 14, 2026
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Children of the Undying books in publication order
2 books
Demon Bait
by Kit Rocha
2011
In a post-apocalyptic world where demons and technology have changed the rules of survival, two people are drawn into a dangerous fight. Their growing connection may be the one thing that keeps them from being consumed.
Hammer Down
by Kit Rocha
2012
In a strange post-apocalyptic world of demons, technology, and hard-bitten survivors, danger comes fast and from every direction. The people at its center must fight for connection without losing the parts of themselves that matter.
Children of the Undying books in chronological order
Series background & context
Children of the Undying is a genre-blending paranormal series from the authors' Moira Rogers backlist. Its world combines post-apocalyptic survival, demons and angels, cyberpunk technology, and romance. It is not interested in keeping its ingredients separate.
The setting is damaged and dangerous, with people trying to survive after systems have failed and old boundaries between the human, supernatural, and technological worlds have broken down. The result is a story space where demons may be real, virtual reality can matter as much as physical territory, and ordinary work such as driving a truck can turn into a fight for survival.
Demon Bait introduces the world and its mix of danger, desire, and supernatural conflict. Hammer Down returns to that setting with tougher stakes and a focus on people forced to make choices in a landscape where there are few clean answers. The stories are connected by the same rough future and by the question of how much of oneself a person can keep when the world keeps demanding more.
This is a smaller series than Beyond or Southern Arcana, but it carries a similar interest in capable people who find connection under pressure. The romance is adult and explicit, while the action can be violent and the world intentionally messy.
It is also a good example of the authors' willingness to mix genres rather than settle into one lane. Readers may find elements of dystopian fiction, urban fantasy, paranormal romance, road adventure, and science fiction all in the same story.
Begin with Demon Bait before moving to Hammer Down. The books are best approached as a connected setting, especially for readers who enjoy unusual paranormal worlds and do not mind a story that gets stranger, darker, and more dangerous than a standard small-town shifter romance.
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