The Conspiracy of Us Books in Order
Part ofMaggie Hall Books in OrderSee the Conspiracy of Us series by Maggie Hall in order, with short book summaries, series background, reading tips, and a clear place to begin for new readers.
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The Conspiracy of Us books in publication order
3 books
The Conspiracy of Us
by Maggie Hall
2015
Sixteen-year-old Avery West discovers that her missing family belongs to the Circle, a secret society that quietly shapes world events. Chased across Paris and Istanbul with Jack and Stellan, she must solve a dangerous prophecy before its factions decide her fate.
Map of Fates
by Maggie Hall
2016
With her mother held hostage, Avery hunts for clues to Alexander the Great's lost tomb, traveling from glamorous Cannes to the Greek islands. Jack and Stellan are at her side, but every discovery makes the Circle's ancient mandate more dangerous.
The Ends of the World
by Maggie Hall
2017
Now at the center of the Circle, Avery must find a cure for the virus that has turned her own blood into a weapon. Framed with Stellan, Jack, and Elodie, she races toward Alexander the Great's tomb as war threatens.
The Conspiracy of Us books in chronological order
Series background & context
The Conspiracy of Us is a young adult thriller built around old secrets, wealthy families, and the feeling that someone else is always one step ahead. It begins with sixteen-year-old Avery West, who has spent her life moving from place to place with her mother and has learned not to get attached. Then a mysterious pair of boys brings news that changes everything she thought she knew about her family.
Avery learns that she belongs to the Circle of Twelve, an old alliance of influential families with a hand in politics, business, and culture. The Circle's money and reach let the series leap from small-town Minnesota to Paris, Istanbul, Venice, Greece, and other high-gloss locations, but that access comes with rules Avery never agreed to.
Every invitation has a catch.
At the center is Avery's push to understand her past without surrendering control of her future. Jack Bishop is a steady presence who knows more about the Circle than he first admits. Stellan Korolev, connected to another Circle family, is harder to read and frequently at odds with Avery. Their shifting loyalties and growing emotions give the chase a romantic thread, but the story keeps Avery's own choices in view.
The larger mystery turns on a prophecy, a long-hidden mandate, and clues tied to Alexander the Great. A rival group known as the Order makes the Circle's internal power struggles even riskier, while Avery tries to determine whom she can trust and why so many people want to direct her life. The books move quickly through puzzles, escapes, social events, and private-jet travel, with each answer opening a larger problem.
The Conspiracy of Us sets the board and sends Avery searching across Europe. Map of Fates follows the next stage of that hunt as the pressure on her family and friends grows. The Ends of the World brings the trilogy's fight over power, loyalty, and a possible global disaster to a head. Read them in order, since character relationships and the central mystery build directly from book to book.
Expect glamorous settings, quick turns, conspiracy lore, and romance woven into the action.
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