The Immortal Ones Books in Order
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The Immortal Ones books in publication order
5 books
Chosen
by Shade Owens
2021
In Lutum, exploited workers compete for a lottery prize of immortality while the wealthy enjoy eternal luxury. Seventeen-year-old Silverstasia Blackwood rejects the system, and an unexpected turn at the annual lottery prompts her to challenge it openly.
Evolved
by Shade Owens
2022
Having lost her family and home, Silverstasia Blackwood follows a stranger who promises a different life. New threats soon appear, forcing her to question whether she has truly escaped the powerful Elites pursuing her.
Hunted
by Shade Owens
2022
A mysterious rescuer brings Silver and the people of Ortus into an underground bunker. With the Elites still hunting her above ground, she must cooperate with strangers whose motives may make their refuge as dangerous as the outside world.
Ignited
by Shade Owens
2022
A sudden attack leaves Silver and her people facing a deadly enemy, while her destroyed home offers no retreat. Hunted by the Elites and another pursuer, she must weigh dangerous alliances against her dwindling chances of survival.
Risen
by Shade Owens
2022
After another attack on her people, Silver resolves to bring down Olympus. Defeating the Elites will require alliances with people she distrusts, leaving her to decide whether their shared enemy can hold the coalition together.
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