Nevermore Trilogy Books in Order
Part ofShannon Mayer Books in OrderFind the Nevermore Trilogy by Shannon Mayer in order, with concise summaries, series background, reading guidance, and where to start.
Last updated: June 11, 2026
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Nevermore Trilogy books in publication order
3 books
Bound
by Shannon Mayer
2011
Asthe Nevermore outbreak spreads, Mara and Sebastian fight to hold on to each other and their humanity. Secrets between them make survival harder than any monster outside.
Dauntless
by Shannon Mayer
2011
Maramust face the madness of the Nevermore world with Sebastian slipping away from her. Love is still her anchor, but saving him may demand more strength than she has.
Sundered
by Shannon Mayer
2011
Maraand Sebastian want a future together, but a miracle cure unleashes a plague that turns people into monsters. Their love becomes a survival plan in a world breaking apart.
Nevermore Trilogy books in chronological order
Series background & context
The Nevermore Trilogy is Shannon Mayer’s post-apocalyptic romance built around a terrible medical promise. Mara and Sebastian want a future together, and one of their deepest hopes is a child. Then a cure-all shot arrives with claims big enough to change the world, and its side effects turn hope into horror.
The monsters are personal from the start.
This trilogy is not just about running from infected bodies in the street. It is about what happens when the people you love, and the dreams you built your life around, are caught inside the collapse. Mara and Sebastian begin as newlyweds trying to hold on to each other. The outbreak forces them to test that love against fear, secrecy, and the ugly math of survival.
Sundered opens the door as the promised miracle goes wrong. Bound pushes Mara and Sebastian deeper into a world where trust is thin and the disease is not the only threat. Dauntless keeps the focus on Mara as she fights for Sebastian and for whatever pieces of humanity are left.
The tone is darker and more intimate than Mayer’s larger urban fantasy series. There are zombies, danger, and a breaking society, but the trilogy keeps circling back to marriage, choice, and the question of what love can survive when the normal world is gone.
Readers who like paranormal romance with a survival edge should start here. It is shorter than Mayer’s long-running series, and it shows an early version of one of her favorite setups: a woman who has to discover how hard she can fight when everyone she loves is on the line.
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