Dead America: The Second Week Books in Order

A disaster inside Cincinnati's stadium leaves thousands of sheltered survivors close to death. With outside assistance unavailable, a small group ventures into zombie-filled territory, risking their own lives in an attempt to help those trapped behind.

Detective Rogers works to make Fabens self-sufficient while allies inside the cartel try to keep the community hidden. New partnerships, a warning, and a mission into zombie territory complicate their effort to establish security amid the outbreak.

Sergeant Kersey and his companions continue clearing a railway route toward the Northwest after the zombie outbreak. Their journey draws them into a conflict within a small town, adding human rivalries to the dangers posed by the undead and complicating their effort to keep moving.

Having survived a confrontation in Wyoming, the railway travelers push onward through Montana toward the Northwest. An unexpected alliance offers help, but the group soon faces its most hazardous assignment yet as the expanding zombie catastrophe continues to reshape the communities along their route.

Survivors from Lula, Mississippi, cross the river to search for supplies while struggling with a shortage of weapons. A decision made far away suddenly threatens their entire community, forcing them to rely on ingenuity rather than firepower to survive another day of the outbreak.

A caravan carrying goods to an isolated group of survivors expects a difficult but straightforward delivery. Discovering that conditions at the destination differ from what they were told creates an unexpected crisis, turning a supply mission into another struggle for survival amid the zombie catastrophe.

Terrell and fellow survivors struggle to secure Clinton against living enemies and the undead when they uncover a plot threatening the community. A dangerous mission becomes unavoidable, while events inside the fortified stadium take another unforeseen turn that complicates the survivors' efforts to preserve their refuge.

Increasing cartel pressure forces the survivors of Fabens to undertake two dangerous missions with too few people. Clara ventures out alone while others penetrate their zombie-infested town, dividing an already strained community's efforts between outside threats and the dangers surrounding their own homes.

Captain Kersey must help secure Spokane before the planned invasion of Seattle can begin. With too few personnel for a straightforward assault, he turns to risky tactics, putting the survival of his men against the need to advance the wider campaign against the undead.

After completing the opening assignments of the Spokane assault, Captain Kersey's forces push toward the city center. Their early success offers momentum, but an enormous concentration of zombies awaits, threatening to overwhelm the men as they press deeper into the operation.

A misunderstanding sparks open warfare between four highly trained soldiers and a violent small-town gang. When innocent civilians become trapped between the opposing sides, the survivors face difficult choices about protecting others while continuing to live through an America overrun by the undead.

Zion tries to connect scattered survivor groups across Portland as the zombie outbreak continues. With ammunition running low, his effort to build cooperation exposes the group to close combat, forcing them to confront immediate threats with increasingly limited means of defending themselves.