Fearless Books in Order

Seventeen-year-old Gaia Moore has martial arts training, an absent father, and an unusual inability to feel fear. Starting life at a New York high school brings social complications and dangers that her physical skills can't simply solve.

Sam has been kidnapped to draw Gaia into a trap, and she has only three hours to find him. Her inability to feel fear won't remove the pressure of knowing that someone else's life depends on her.

Gaia’s unusual inability to feel fear cannot protect her from someone determined to kill her. Facing an increasingly dangerous threat, she longs for a connection with Sam, bringing emotional vulnerability into a life already shaped by secrecy.

Gaia meets David, an intelligent, mysterious boy whose interest offers an alternative to her feelings for Sam. His dangerous appeal draws her attention, complicating the ordinary love life she hopes to have despite her fearlessness.

A friend's death leaves Gaia questioning the consequences of her fearless actions and retreating from everyone around her. As grief turns into dangerous indifference toward her own life, Ed tries to give her a reason to care.

Sharing her secret brings Gaia closer to Mary and Ed, and their friendship offers a rare glimpse of happiness. Yet growing trust cannot keep danger away, and the fragile peace surrounding her is under threat.

Gaia follows her foster mother Ella to a meeting with Sam and feels betrayed enough to want revenge. When Ella's life comes under threat, Gaia must confront the difference between resenting someone and abandoning them.

Gaia defends her friend Mary against prejudice, only to find others assuming they are a couple. With Sam among those who misunderstand, she needs to make her own romantic feelings clear without betraying her friendship.

Gaia claims she doesn't need friends and that Heather is welcome to Ed. Her insistence that she feels nothing about the situation becomes harder to sustain as the people around her grow closer to one another.

Gaia refuses to stand by when people prey on the vulnerable, especially her friends. Unable to feel fear, she is ready to fight back against threats to the people she cares about, whatever the danger.

Gaia, Mary, and Ed turn a game of Truth or Dare into an adventure across New York. Gaia keeps choosing dares, but their fun becomes dangerous when Mary's former drug dealer threatens her life.

In his private journal, Sweet Valley University student Sam Burgess struggles with his attraction to wealthy, haughty Lila Fowler. She already has a boyfriend, and he is seeing someone too, yet he cannot stop thinking about her.

Gaia rarely lets herself trust anyone, and her circle of confidence has narrowed to a single person. The possibility of betrayal threatens that last connection, forcing her to question how much she can rely on others.

Gaia finally has a relationship with Sam, the boy she has wanted for so long. Her inability to feel fear cannot guarantee happiness, however, as a new obstacle stands between them and the life she hopes for.

An unfamiliar sensation unsettles Gaia after Loki injects her with a mysterious serum. While dangerous family secrets and shifting relationships surround her, she must confront the possibility that the fearlessness defining her life is beginning to change.

Gaia feels abandoned by her father once again and grows tired of being the person left behind. If he can disappear, she reasons, she can leave too, turning family hurt into a decision to run.

After blacking out following a battle, Gaia wakes on a subway train and urgently seeks news of Sam. Her search pulls her toward Loki and her family, while uncertainty over their identities makes trust increasingly difficult.

Gaia is missing, beyond the reach of anyone who might look for her, and uncertain of her own identity. Her isolation turns the search for answers into a struggle to understand who she really is.

While her father is away, Gaia stays with the Moss family and grows closer to Paul. Sam remains under Josh's control, and Loki's pursuit of Tom raises disturbing questions about what he wants from Gaia.

Gaia returns to New York and reconnects with her father, Sam, and Ed, though Ed hides a painful secret. Meanwhile, imprisoned Loki learns she is back and plans an escape to reclaim her and punish Tom.

Gaia and Tatiana put aside their rivalry over Ed to help their endangered parents. But unsettling questions about Tom and Loki's relationship make the search more complicated, leaving Gaia unsure which version of her family she can trust.

Blind and frightened, Heather admits her involvement with Loki to Gaia. When Tom and Natascha return with important news and discover Gaia missing, they fear she has gone to confront Loki alone and hurry to find her.

After accepting Loki's experimental serum, Heather begins experiencing disturbing symptoms and asks Gaia for help. Gaia's past betrayals make trust difficult, while her father's imprisonment and Heather's worsening condition deepen the danger surrounding them.

Gaia wants to grow closer to Ed but fears that being involved with her will put him in danger. Meanwhile, Heather continues trusting Josh despite Gaia's warnings, bringing another strain into already fragile relationships.

Gaia's relationship with Ed approaches a turning point, but she fears her dangerous life could put him at risk. Heather's involvement with Josh creates further tension as Gaia tries to protect people who may reject her warnings.

Gaia once believed she could distinguish her father from his twin brother, Loki. Now their actions leave her feeling threatened by both, forcing her to question the family loyalties she relied on and whom she can trust.

Tatiana watches Gaia while trying to discover her mother's whereabouts, and Gaia joins Jake's karate team. As family secrets and hostile plans close in, an unexpected change in Loki raises questions about whether he can offer help.

With Tom in a coma and Ed drawn toward her friend, Gaia feels increasingly alone. She blames herself for what might happen next and must confront whether her fearlessness offers any protection against losing the people she loves.

Gaia and Jake head toward Siberia to rescue Tom, accompanied by Loki, who now behaves like her gentle uncle Oliver. Trusting that change proves difficult, while Gaia's feelings for Jake and Sam complicate the mission.

Gaia struggles with her father's coma, then faces the return of Sam, whom she believed dead. These upheavals force her to reassess the people around her while trying to hold together an increasingly unstable life.

Gaia learns her father is held in Siberia and prepares to rescue him with Loki's help. The mission carries uncomfortable truths, including the fact that her father's girlfriend has already tried to kill her.

After Ed ends their relationship, Gaia joins Sam to investigate the cause of Tom's coma. An old man's connection to Loki offers a possible lead, but renewed attacks leave her unsure whom she can safely trust.

Gaia begins questioning Skyler's motives after choosing to live with someone she should have feared. Meanwhile, Jake investigates a dangerous drug with Oliver, bringing another threat into focus as Gaia reassesses the safety she thought she had found.

Living with Skyler gives Gaia a sense of security she has rarely known, even when he forbids her to leave the house. Her confidence in his intentions raises troubling questions about the control behind that apparent protection.

Graduation approaches, bringing ordinary worries about calculus and prom alongside Gaia's dangerous private life. Convinced she must disappear before anyone else is killed, she faces a choice that could separate her from everyone she cares about.

Gaia's physical strength still sets her apart, but she can now experience the fear she once lacked. With few friends and little sense of ordinary teenage life, she must adjust to a change that reshapes how she sees herself.

Gaia Moore finally knows what fear feels like, but adjusting to it brings conflicting emotions. Just as she begins settling into a different life, trouble from her past returns and threatens her newfound sense of normality.

Gaia Moore's ability to feel fear has changed her life, but romance still puts someone she loves in danger. As familiar patterns repeat, she faces the painful consequences of falling for a boy again.

This volume collects Rebel, Heat, and Blood, following fearless Gaia Moore through dangerous secrets and threatened friendships. A game of Truth or Dare exposes her past, leaving her to protect a friend and confront questions of revenge.