Rachel Higginson Books in Order

Betrayed, hunted, and almost alone, Eden has to rebuild herself while a tyrant tightens his grip on the magical world. Saving her family may mean waging war on the people she once trusted most.

Back from Romania, Eden knows she loves Kiran, but that love now sits on the wrong side of a rebellion. Assassins, secrets, and a deadly rite of passage force her to choose what she can no longer avoid.

Sixteen-year-old Eden Matthews arrives at Kingsley hoping for one normal school year and instead discovers a hidden magical world. With Kiran Kendrick pulling her deeper in, she ends up trapped in an ancient war she barely understands.

Imprisoned in the Citadel, Eden is forced to play a dangerous public role while enemies use the people she loves against her. To bring down the monarchy, she will have to survive it from the inside.

Stella Day is destined to protect Earth, but first she has to survive school, strange powers, and a future that keeps getting closer. The series opener mixes teenage life with cosmic stakes.

This later Star-Crossed novel shifts to Avalon as politics, destiny, and fresh danger collide. He may not want power, but the kingdom no longer gives him the luxury of refusing it.

Ellie Harris follows her boyfriend to college, gets dumped, and then inherits a gambling debt when her roommate steals her identity. Working it off for Fin Hunter seems impossible, until their constant sparring starts turning into something riskier.

Stella's destiny will not wait for her to grow comfortable with it. Shadows, stalkers, and enemies closing in before her eighteenth birthday force her to fight for both her life and her counterpart's.

Two years into the zombie apocalypse, Reagan and Haley are surviving on instinct alone. Meeting the Parker brothers and little Page gives them a chance at something like safety, if the road does not kill them first.

The journey south gets bloodier and more complicated as Reagan's group runs into fresh danger. Zombies are only part of the problem, and Reagan's growing bond with Hendrix raises the stakes even more.

Ivy Pierce has every part of her future mapped out until Ryder Sutton crashes into it. Their connection awakens dangerous truths about who she is and why staying away from him may be impossible.

This short companion novella revisits late-series events from Eden's point of view. It offers one more close look at love, danger, and family in the middle of war.

A brief side story centered on Lilly and Talbot, this novella adds a quieter romantic thread to the larger Star-Crossed world. Even near the endgame, small hearts still matter.

The third Starbright book pushes Stella deeper into the hidden truths behind her power and the war around Earth. Every answer seems to threaten one of the people she trusts.

This omnibus gathers the opening season of Reagan Willow's zombie saga. It is the full setup, survival, found family, the Parkers, and the first sparks between Reagan and Hendrix.

Season two opens with Reagan and Page trapped with Kane while the rest of the group scrambles to find them. The apocalypse is getting crueler, and separation may be deadlier than the undead.

A zombie-free colony sounds like a miracle until Reagan and her friends see the price of living there. Safety under Matthias comes with control, fear, and the slow loss of freedom.

The colony's grip tightens and every choice starts costing more than Reagan can afford. To save herself and the people she loves, she may have to risk everything and run again.

This crossover drops familiar characters from Higginson's magical worlds into the zombie-ravaged setting of Love and Decay. It is a fan-facing mix of survival, fantasy, and recognizable faces under pressure.

After trying to save the people she loves, Ivy is forced away from Ryder and pulled deeper into the prophecy surrounding her power. The danger grows wider, darker, and much more personal.

The final Star-Crossed novel turns toward Seraphina and the hard question of whether change can ever be real. Redemption, forgiveness, and the last pieces of war come together here.

The war for the magical world keeps widening in this later series entry, where another key point of view steps forward. Old loyalties, battlefield choices, and the strain of survival drive the story hard.

Seven years into marriage, Kate Carter realizes the life she built with Nick is breaking apart. Their separation forces both of them to face who they have become, and whether a broken heart can be rebuilt.

This collection brings together the second season, from dangerous separations to the false promise of a protected colony. Reagan learns that human power can be worse than the apocalypse outside.

The sequel series returns to the zombie-ravaged world with a sharper focus on resistance. Episode one sets up new danger, old wounds, and the sense that survival is no longer enough.

The second episode keeps the pressure high as the survivors face human enemies as deadly as the undead. Running is no longer the only option, and fighting back has its own cost.

Six months after fleeing the colony, Reagan is still trying to outrun what happened there. Mexico offers hope, but zombies, bounty hunters, and heartbreak keep closing in.

Separated from Haley and Page and trapped in a brutal new situation, Reagan is pushed close to breaking. Even in the darkest stretch, an unexpected chance at freedom appears.

As the season closes, Reagan and the survivors make one more desperate push toward safety. Reunions, old wounds, and the final cost of survival all land at once.

Six months after losing her husband to cancer, Liz Carlson is barely holding herself and her four children together. A kind new neighbor offers help, friendship, and the terrifying possibility of loving again.

Ivy and Ryder face their final fight against Nix and the forces that want to use her power. The trilogy ends with sacrifice, love, and one last stand for the people they cannot leave behind.

Cassandra Carmichael heads to a Battle of the Bands hoping lifelong crush Jake Turner will rescue her terrible freshman year. Instead, one night keeps steering her toward Troy Cameron, the guy she never planned on needing.

Britte Nichols has a careful plan for her future, and Beckett Harris does not fit into it. One impulsive night leads to a tempting no-strings bet, but keeping feelings out of the deal proves much harder than she expected.

Season three in one volume follows Reagan after the colony as she heads toward Mexico with enemies still on her trail. The road offers hope, but never for free.

Old wounds and fresh threats meet in another fast, tense chapter of the sequel series. Hope is still alive, but by now it comes sharpened by hard experience.

Worn down but still moving, the survivors face another vicious turn in the fight. Reagan has to keep choosing forward, even when grief and fear are doing their best to stop her.

Fresh danger and shrinking options drive this installment forward at full speed. The revolution is turning personal, and nobody gets to stay safely on the sidelines.

Human cruelty and zombie chaos close in from both sides as the rebellion grows more dangerous. The survivors have to act, even when action hurts almost as much as waiting.

Episode six keeps the action tight and unforgiving as loyalty, retaliation, and survival slam together. In a broken world, even small victories draw blood.

Plans start fraying fast in the third episode, where trust becomes harder to give and every decision lands harder than the last. In this world, no progress comes cleanly.

This opening collection gathers the first Revolution episodes as the survivors move from endurance to open resistance. The world is still full of zombies, but people remain the hardest threat to survive.

This volume continues the Revolution arc as resistance hardens into something larger and more costly. The survivors are not just trying to live through the end of the world now, they are trying to change it.

Caroline escaped the criminal life she grew up in and the boy she loved along with it. Five years later, Sayer Wesley finds her, and the past she buried comes roaring back with new danger attached.

The ninth episode pushes the cost of resistance even higher. Everyone is carrying more than they can easily survive, but standing still is not an option anymore.

As the conflict widens, leadership and sacrifice come under new pressure. Another hard turn in the fight forces the survivors to show exactly what they are willing to lose.

Molly Maverick is done with dating until intense, successful Ezra Baptiste keeps finding ways into her orbit. A mural job and slow-building chemistry force her to question whether they are really too different to work.

Vera returns from Europe determined to rebuild her life with a food truck, only to park across from star chef Killian Quinn's restaurant. Their rivalry is fierce, funny, and much harder to keep professional than either wants.

When Caroline's daughter is kidnapped, she has no choice but to trust Sayer again. Saving the child means facing the Bratva, their shared history, and the damage left by every promise she broke.

An alternate edition of the same high-stakes sequel, this book follows Caroline and Sayer as they race to recover her kidnapped daughter. Old loyalties, criminal enemies, and unfinished love all collide at once.

Sous chef Kaya Swift is determined to claim a kitchen of her own, even if it means battling arrogant executive chef Wyatt Shaw every step of the way. Their professional war gets a lot messier once desire starts simmering beneath it.

Ruby Dawson thought she would leave her small Nebraska town forever until one choice after graduation changed everything. Years later, Levi Cole comes back to town and threatens the life, and the secrets, she has fought to protect.

This later installment raises the stakes again as the long struggle nears a breaking point. Nobody comes through a revolution unchanged, and the series never lets its characters forget that.

Clover left her rockstar past behind and built a quieter life, even if it feels a little too safe. When Malachi Porter crashes back into town, old music, old love, and old damage come roaring up with him.

Dillon gets a chance to prove herself by taking over a struggling restaurant, but self-doubt and old pain follow her into the kitchen. Vann becomes an unexpected ally, and the safer he feels, the scarier love starts to look.

After her family is slaughtered, Tessana is hidden away in a silent monastery until dark magic finds her again. To reclaim her birthright, she must carry the Crown of Nine and convince a realm built for kings to accept a queen.

Lola Ellis heads to Durham after her perfect life cracks apart and takes a job at a bar while she figures out what comes next. There she finds Will English, who is as frustrating as he is hard to ignore.

A wall falls from the sky and splits the last great city into rich and poor, safe and abandoned. Trapped on the wrong side, the heroine must navigate class war, civil unrest, and a future that keeps shrinking.

The second Durham romance turns to Eliza English and Jonah, where long-held feelings are much harder to hide once they are finally in the open. Secrets, family ties, and late-night honesty make everything messier.