Lauren Oliver Books in Order

After a fatal crash, popular high school senior Samantha Kingston wakes up to relive her last day again and again. Each repeat strips away her certainty and forces her to confront the damage she has done to others.

In a future America where love is treated as a disease, Lena Haloway is counting down to the cure that will make her safe. Then she meets Alex, and one forbidden relationship starts to unravel everything she has been taught.

Told from Hana's point of view, this companion novella follows Lena's best friend during the last summer before the cure. Parties, an approved match, and growing distance from Lena force Hana to choose between rebellion and obedience.

Locked away in an attic, Liesl finds her first real friend in a ghost named Po. An accident involving an alchemist's apprentice sends them into a tender, wintry adventure about grief, memory, and finding a way home.

Lena's mother steps out of rumor and legend in this prequel novella. Moving between her rebellious youth and her imprisonment, it reveals the love, losses, and hard choices that shaped one of the series' most haunting figures.

This companion collection gathers the Delirium world through four different voices: Hana, Annabel, Raven, and Alex. Together the stories deepen the trilogy's romances, rebellions, and family secrets without repeating the same ground.

After escaping into the Wilds, Lena is pulled into the resistance and forced to survive a harsher world than the one she fled. As past and present collide, love, loyalty, and revolution become impossible to separate.

When Liza realizes her little brother is not really himself, she knows the spindlers have stolen his soul. To save him, she heads Below into a strange underground world filled with riddles, creatures, and real danger.

Believed dead after Delirium, Alex survives capture and brutal imprisonment by clinging to memory and rage. This novella follows his fight back from the Crypts and sheds light on the past he tried to leave behind.

This companion story follows fierce resistance leader Raven from her first days in the Wilds to the front lines of rebellion. It fills in her bond with Tack and shows how she became such a steady, dangerous ally.

Lena is deep in the resistance now, while Hana lives inside the polished, cured world they once shared. As rebellion spreads and old loyalties split, their alternating stories bring the trilogy to an emotionally charged finish.

In the dead-end town of Carp, graduating seniors risk injury, terror, and worse in a secret summer competition called Panic. Heather and Dodge enter for different reasons, but both find that the game feeds on everything they are hiding.

When Richard Walker dies, his estranged family returns to sort through his house and its wreckage. They are not alone: two ghosts still haunt the rooms, and the living and the dead begin stirring up each other's secrets.

At Dumfrey's Dime Museum, three gifted orphans and a new knife-throwing arrival set out to recover a stolen shrunken head. Their hunt uncovers murders, hidden enemies, and clues about the pasts that brought them together.

Nick and her sister Dara have barely spoken since the crash that changed everything between them. When Dara disappears and another girl vanishes too, Nick starts pulling at a mystery that feels far more personal than anyone admits.

Lyra has grown up inside Haven, a secret facility that creates and studies human replicas. When disaster strikes, her story collides with Gemma's, and the novel's split structure turns their search for truth into a smart, suspenseful puzzle.

This short companion piece expands the Delirium universe through its most chilling propaganda text. Framed as the Safety, Health, and Happiness Handbook, it shows the rules and warnings used to turn love into something to fear.

With their museum in trouble, the Curiosity House children hope for a quiet stretch and get the opposite. A friend's murder, a dead heiress, and long-buried secrets force them into a sharper, sadder mystery than before.

Outside Haven, Lyra and Caelum are trying to build real lives, but Lyra's worsening illness will not let them rest. Meanwhile Gemma discovers her father's plans for the replicas, pushing both girls toward another dangerous collision.

Sam, Philippa, Thomas, and Max are barely recovering when bank robberies and a fresh murder throw Curiosity House into chaos again. Their search for the truth points back to Nicholas Rattigan and a plot bigger than any one crime.

Five years after their best friend Summer was murdered, Brynn and Mia are still the girls everyone blames. A new clue pulls them back together and into a dark mystery where fantasy and real violence blur.

In nineteenth century Boston, Cordelia Clay helps her father care for secret monsters hidden inside their crowded home. When both he and the creatures disappear, Cordelia launches a fast, funny, and heartfelt rescue mission.

Rachel Vale and her daughter Lucy move into Faraday House, where an old disappearance still poisons the town. As online gossip fixes on Lucy, two mother-daughter mysteries begin to echo each other in dangerous ways.

Lenora Sforza likes routines, which is why a regular delivery route feels safe. After one customer is bludgeoned to death, Lenora realizes the killer may have used her as part of the plan, and she may be the key.

A young girl who claims to remember a past life draws a psychologist into a decades-old mystery by the lake. The case opens old wounds and keeps the line between trauma, memory, and the supernatural unsettlingly thin.

This upcoming Dept of Unexplained Phenomenon novel continues Lauren Oliver's eerie suspense series. Full plot details are still scarce, but it promises another mystery where rational explanations and stranger possibilities collide.