Mira Grant Books in Order

Twenty years after the Rising, bloggers Georgia and Shaun Mason land the chance of a lifetime by joining a presidential campaign. Chasing the story that could make them famous, they uncover a conspiracy in a world where every infection can turn deadly fast.

A supposedly secure bunker becomes its own kind of trap as the Rising tears the world apart outside. This Newsflesh novella turns survival prep into a pressure cooker.

Set in 2014, this novella tells the story of how the world tipped into the Rising. It is a grim, fast look at the moment humanity realized the dead were not going to stay dead.

Shaun Mason is trying to keep going after devastating loss when a CDC researcher arrives with proof the conspiracy is still alive. He hits the road hunting truth in a country where the dead never stopped being useful.

The investigation that began on the campaign trail has become something far larger and more dangerous. Shaun, Georgia, and the surviving staff of After the End Times have one last chance to expose the truth before it buries them.

Fans gather in San Diego for a convention just as the Rising stops being rumor and starts becoming reality. It is a brutal, ground-level look at panic, fandom, and survival over five terrible days.

This short Newsflesh piece captures the fear and uncertainty of the world's collapse into the Rising. It is brief, bleak, and aimed straight at that first terrible question.

In post-Rising Australia, conservationists protect wildlife even when the wildlife can come back hungry. The novella widens the Newsflesh world while keeping the focus on work, grief, and stubborn duty.

In a near future where SymboGen tapeworms have nearly wiped out disease, Sal Mitchell is living proof of the technology's promise. Then the parasites start wanting lives of their own.

The tapeworm implants that were meant to keep humanity healthy are taking over their hosts, and panic is spreading fast. Sal and her allies need answers before quarantine, violence, and biology close in for good.

A classroom that feels safe from the Rising learns how fragile safety really is. This short Newsflesh story works by tightening the walls until there is nowhere left to retreat.

As the outbreak spreads and society breaks down, Sal and her family are trapped between human and parasite futures. The trilogy closes by asking what survival even means after this much change.

Dr. Abbey is running an underground virology lab in post-Rising America, which would be hard enough without uninvited company. The result is a sharp little Newsflesh thriller with science and nerves on edge.

A ship heads to the Mariana Trench to film a fake documentary about mermaids and finds something very real instead. This novella is all setup, dread, and sudden teeth.

Set alongside *Feed*, this novel follows another team of reporters chasing the truth during the presidential campaign. It is a fresh entry point into Newsflesh, with the same infected world and a new set of risks.

On an isolated ranch after the Rising, a grieving family tries to keep going after losing their son. It is one of Newsflesh's quieter stories, and one of its saddest.

Set in the casino city from The Last Jedi, this Star Wars anthology follows hustlers, workers, and high rollers chasing luck and survival. Rae Carson's contribution centers on Lexo Sooger, a masseur forced to confront his past to save his adopted daughter.

A journalist investigates virtual-reality therapy designed to force people through horror-movie scenarios and heal them. Then the outside world proves every bit as dangerous as the simulations.

A Monster Hunter International operative tracks a series of gruesome attacks that should not be possible, uncovering a predator clever enough to hide among humans. The hunt forces him to choose between following orders and doing what is right for the victims.

A new expedition returns to the Mariana Trench to learn what destroyed the *Atargatis*. Scientists, security, and opportunists all board the ship, but the deep has been waiting for them.

People say Georgia and Shaun got out and lived happily ever after, but exile is messier than that. This novella drags them back toward the consequences they left behind.

A fast-moving plague begins with a fever and quickly becomes a global catastrophe. Dr. Isabella Gauley may know a way to fight back, but it is not clean, easy, or likely to leave anyone innocent.

Olivia and her twin sister Viola have barely settled on a colony world when xenomorphs tear their new home apart. Armed with xenobiology knowledge and sheer stubbornness, Olivia has to keep her sister alive through a full *Alien* nightmare.

Teen investigator Harlowe Upton-Jones and her friends take on one last case at a decaying manor with a murky history. The house keeps its secrets for a reason, and time is running out.

A compact speculative collection built around linked, unsettling ideas. It is the sort of project McGuire uses to get strange on purpose and keep readers slightly off balance.

A dark standalone from the Mira Grant side of McGuire's work, built around survival, pressure, and the point where ordinary endurance starts to crack. Short, bleak, and direct.

Anastasia Miller has said since childhood that she is an alien wearing a human face, and no one has believed her. When a signal from the stars arrives, the world realizes too late that she may have been telling the truth.