Peter Meredith Books in Order

The Jern family's curse does not end with survival. This sequel pushes them deeper into possession, paranoia, and hellish visions as the supernatural threat grows harder to deny and harder to escape.

Katie Jern has lived with terror since childhood, when she first saw the demon beyond the gate. By the final book, Meredith turns her fear, fury, and paranoia into a full descent toward hell.

William Jern thinks he is moving his family into a dream home. Instead the house becomes the center of a demonic nightmare, and saving his daughter means facing an evil far older than the family itself.

Abandoned by her alcoholic mother, twelve-year-old Audrey, called Odd, sets out into a brutal world wearing sunglasses to hide her red eyes. It is a sad, tense story about neglect, survival, and the rare people who choose kindness.

Ella Belmont seems ordinary until a mysterious stranger reveals that hidden kingdoms are fighting over what she is. Drawn into the Hidden Lands, she learns she is not the prize, but the bait.

Ella's quiet life changes when a mysterious man draws her toward a hidden realm of magic and danger. What starts like an escape turns into a deadly struggle over identity, kingdoms, and the role she was born to play.

After disaster in the Hidden Lands, Ella and her allies scatter while enemies close in. Eireden must fight for his people and become more than a dispossessed ruler if he wants any hope of winning.

New in town and hated on sight, Jesse Clarke already has enough to survive. Then a killer in the woods chooses her, turning school cruelty and small-town anger into a nightmare.

In 2122, inquisitor Phil Tarsus serves a government that owns almost everything and trusts no one. When he uncovers a dangerous secret, he becomes a hunted man in the perfect state he helped enforce.

A viral infection born of greed, terror, and bad luck tears civilization apart. The first Undead World novel throws several survivors into the chaos and asks who is fast, tough, or lucky enough to keep going.

Young thief Curt Regis is sent to foster care, hoping for a second chance. Instead he lands in a house with dark secrets, where surviving childhood may mean facing something far worse than punishment.

Separated by fate and war, the players in Meredith's hidden-world fantasy are pulled toward a struggle over power, love, and loyalty. The book raises the stakes from survival to the making of a queen.

Neil's battered group heads west with too many mouths to feed and too few ways across a ruined country. The mighty Mississippi becomes a deadly bottleneck, and getting past it demands an awful price.

A bounty on Neil Martin's family sends killers, zealots, and soldiers after them. Forced onto the run again, they keep moving until there is nowhere left to retreat.

The dead are everywhere, but other survivors may be worse. This sequel follows the few decent people left as they learn that living through the outbreak was only the beginning.

At a research facility built to change medicine, the first day of human trials turns into the first day of the end. Meredith tracks the instant when hope gives way to fire, blood, and the undead.

The long trip across zombie-filled America only gets harder. Exile pushes Neil's people deeper into hunger, danger, and the dawning truth that there may be no safe corner left to reach.

Unarmed, hunted, and badly outmatched, Neil's group is pushed from trap to trap across a hostile landscape. Jillybean's brilliance and Captain Grey's absence make every decision feel desperate.

The second day of the outbreak follows people trying to hold lines that are already failing. Orders, quarantines, and rescue plans all start to unravel as the dead multiply.

This dark collection gathers shorter Peter Meredith fiction with a horror edge. The stories are quick, sharp, and interested in what happens when fear, cruelty, or desperation finally take over.

Low supplies and missing friends force Neil into a risky search for Jillybean, while Sadie and Captain Grey vanish on their own mission. What follows is a grim rescue story full of bad odds and worse choices.

Neil's battered family finally reaches a showdown with enemies human and undead. The war tests what their long journey has made them and whether a real future can survive the bloodshed.

Jack Dreyden, a doctoral candidate in ancient languages, translates a scroll that should have stayed buried. That mistake opens the door to hellish power and starts a supernatural apocalypse tied as much to temptation as death.

After the fall of New York, Jack faces a harsher, stranger world ruled by the dead and dark power. Winning may mean taking on the methods and ambitions of the enemy he wants to destroy.

A flashy military response turns into chaos when zombies appear behind the lines. Soldiers and civilians are thrown together in a collapsing battlefield where fear spreads as fast as infection.

When a radical in-game faction targets the people trying Atticus Arching, Daniel Roan becomes prey in both worlds. To strike back, he has to go deeper into Daggerland and pose as the kind of killer he hates.

FBI agent Daniel Roan enters the world's biggest online game to investigate deaths tied to its hidden creator. He is a complete outsider in Daggerland, and that makes every quest, fight, and alliance more dangerous.

Any peace Neil's people find is brief. Fresh grief and old rage push Jillybean and the survivors into another brutal stretch of the undead world, where revenge promises satisfaction but threatens everything they still have.

With Estes no longer safe, Neil Martin sends teams into the Rockies to find a path to a new home. The mission becomes a test of leadership, family, and what each survivor is willing to give up.

The fourth day keeps the pressure on as survivors and soldiers face collapsing plans, bad calls, and a spreading tide of undead. Every mile gained feels temporary, and every mistake carries a body count.

Michelle Stewart wakes in a hotel room with a dead phone, a ticking hour, and a trail of clues leading through a killer's game. To live, she has to solve the puzzles before Room 303 closes on her.

Twelve years after the undead nearly erased humanity, a generation of orphans scavenges through the ruins. Jillybean and the survivors must stay alive in a world where food, ammo, and trust are all running out.

Jillybean is trapped, short on medicine, and slipping toward chaos while the Corsairs regroup for revenge. As fire, disease, and suspicion spread, she crowns herself queen and prepares for war.

The Corsair conflict explodes across the bay, leaving Jenn Lockhart's people cut off and running low on everything. Jillybean's return may save them, but it also forces everyone to reckon with what she has done.

Assassins, spies, and the Black Captain push Bainbridge toward collapse. With her mind fraying and her own people doubting her, Jillybean turns to the Guardians and fights to hold on to power.

More than a century after nukes failed to end the zombie plague, bounty hunter Cole works a ruined America of deserts, fallout, and disease. One job pulls him toward a hunt far bigger than a normal payday.

Jillybean's war grows even uglier as spies, betrayals, and old enemies close in. With Bainbridge under pressure and loyalties fraying, the Mad Queen has to survive captivity and keep her people from breaking.

The final Generation Z novel drives Jillybean and her allies toward one last reckoning. Old debts come due, the fighting turns brutal, and freedom itself has a cost in a world already built on loss.

By the fifth day, exhaustion, panic, and human cruelty are everywhere. Meredith widens the lens, showing soldiers and civilians alike fighting a losing battle as the apocalypse settles in for good.

Cole is set up for murder, squeezed by the mob, and sent on a suicidal run into the Rad Lands. Beyond the river waits a sea of dead, and every faction in the city wants him broken.

Eight-year-old Jillybean wakes covered in blood with no memory of what happened. Finding the body before Bainbridge finds out becomes a darkly funny, dangerous mystery in the middle of the undead world.

This collection of linked novellas goes back to Jillybean's earliest days in the apocalypse. It shows how terror, loneliness, and survival shaped one of Meredith's strangest and most unforgettable characters.

Daniel Magnus's twisted answer to a broken world unleashes undead chaos on New York. As the city falls, Bryce Carter and Maddy Whitmore fight through monsters, panic, and the first awful signs that they may be changing too.

Bryce Carter and Maddy Whitmore barely survive one nightmare before New York faces another. With demons, hive-minded undead, and incoming nukes closing in, they have to keep moving or watch millions die.