Jordan Rivet Books in Order

Sixteen years after an apocalyptic eruption, Esther keeps the Catalina running and dreams of more than life at sea. When the ship's water system fails, she must venture toward a floating city that offers help at a price.

As ash swallows San Diego, Simon and Judith escape onto a cruise ship with Esther and a crowd of frightened strangers. Their fight to stay alive at sea becomes the first chapter of a much larger apocalypse.

Esther's invention has changed life at sea, but it also opens the door to new enemies and impossible choices. A final rescue mission pulls her toward land, where the answers she wants may be the most dangerous part.

Back aboard the Catalina, Esther tries to turn her new energy breakthrough into a future for her people. A trip to a rough trading outpost brings danger, political leverage, and hard questions about who can be trusted.

A magical bargain traps Dara in the brutal canal city of Pendark, where a Waterworker is probing the link between rival powers. Siv races to free her while Princess Selivia uncovers a secret that could reshape the world.

Driven from Vertigon, Dara and Siv cross snow and wilderness with enemies on their heels. Their attempt to regroup becomes a desperate rescue mission while the forces they left behind grow stronger.

Dara wants nothing more than to duel professionally in the mountain kingdom of Vertigon. Training with Prince Siv is annoying enough, but when assassins target him, sport gives way to a far more dangerous fight.

Siv is now king, and Dara is sworn to protect him while hiding powers she barely understands. With plots tightening around the throne, both of them must choose between duty, trust, and survival.

Dara is the one Firewielder who might stop the Lantern Maker's army, if she can master powers tied to her own father. As Siv gathers allies for a final campaign, one bad alliance could cost them everything.

Shapeshifter Mica dreams of dangerous spy work, not palace gossip for a princess she barely respects. But when Talents start disappearing, court games turn deadly and she may be the only one who can expose the truth.

With war spreading across the empire, Mica chases a deadly secret straight into enemy territory. She and her uneasy allies will need the perfect disguise, and perfect timing, to stop the Obsidian King.

Mica is still sharing a face with Princess Jessamyn, and court life is no easier the second time around. As a new threat rises and their goals split apart, friendship, loyalty, and the empire itself start to crack.

Joanna enters cryosleep to survive a killer comet and help rebuild Earth centuries later. She wakes alone in a bunker full of bones and has to reach the surface before panic, or whatever happened below, finishes her off.

Tamri is finally apprenticed to the Fire Queen, but a dangerous surge of Lightning magic is spreading across the land. To save her grandmother and stop a swarm of controlled thunderbirds, she must face Pendark's deadliest enemies again.

Tamri steals magical Watermight to keep her grandmother safe, until a dragon job goes wrong. Forced to spy at the Fire Queen's school in a distant mountain kingdom, she is pulled into a much larger conflict.

Briar can ruin lives with a paintbrush, and she wants out of her family's curse business. When an outlaw recruits her for a rescue mission, her violent past follows close behind.

As a killer comet approaches Earth, college freshman Charlotte Hartland is whisked into a cryosleep program built for the end of the world. Inside the bunker project, class tensions and family grudges may be just as dangerous as the apocalypse.

Briar, Archer, and the outlaws race across a frozen wilderness to find a reclusive stone mage before Lord Larke does. The mission could save the kingdom, but the secrets they uncover may break their hard-won trust.

Tamri thinks she can master the volatile Lightning magic running through her veins. When disaster strikes and her enemies close in, she must decide whether that power will save her world or destroy her first.

Two hundred years after the comet, Joanna and Charlotte are trying to hold fragile bunker communities together. A tense peace mission becomes a fight for survival when a third cohort appears and old rivalries threaten open war.

Jane, a leftover clone abandoned outside Grid City, gets a chance to uncover her origins by impersonating a dead girl from her batch. At an elite school, the masquerade turns deadly when she realizes the girl's death was murder.

Briar lies trapped in an enchanted sleep while Archer and Esteban race to the Hall of Cloaks for a cure. As the rebellion grows and Lord Larke hits back, saving her could trigger an even bloodier final showdown.

Jane hoped college would bring a little normality, but then she meets Janette, another girl from her clone batch. Following this new lead pulls her back into the conspiracy and toward people willing to kill to protect it.

Posing as Janette, Jane infiltrates the organization that created her and her batchmates. Inside its glittering headquarters, every ally seems suspect, and what she learns may force her to become more like her enemies.

After escaping Grid City, Jane heads west to save the last batchmate before she's decommissioned. New allies, old enemies, and a growing implant scheme push the fight for clone freedom into riskier territory.

Years after waking from cryosleep, Joanna and Levi are trying to keep scattered bunker communities working together. When an entire cohort disappears, their investigation uncovers a threat that could destabilize every settlement.

Jane returns to Grid City for one last gamble against Henry Ironside and the agency controlling clone lives. To break them, she must turn enemies into allies and risk the people she cares about most.

A few months after the last book, Joanna and Levi head into another crisis when they find a cohort on the brink of disaster. What should be a mission for help becomes a fresh test of trust, leadership, and survival.