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The Supers of Project 12 Books in Order

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See the Supers of Project 12 books in order by Angel Lawson, with quick summaries, reading order, and helpful series background.

Last updated: July 13, 2026

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The Supers of Project 12 books in publication order

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4 books

1

Elites

by Angel Lawson

2018

Astrid survived a childhood of experiments and grew into a woman with powers she barely understands. When old secrets resurface, being super stops feeling like safety.

2

Heroes

by Angel Lawson

2018

Astrid wants answers about Project 12, the doctors behind it, and why she and her team are so connected. As outside threats close in, the truth becomes as dangerous as any enemy.

3

Rogues

by Angel Lawson

2018

Astrid and her genetically altered vigilantes start testing both their city and each other. The threats get bigger, the villain gets worse, and teamwork becomes survival.

4

Sentinels

by Angel Lawson

2018

Astrid is no longer alone, but building a team is harder than fighting by herself. As more Project 12 secrets surface, her powers and relationships are pushed to their limits.

The Supers of Project 12 books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Elites"

    Elites

    by Angel Lawson

    2018The Supers of Project 12, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Sentinels"

    Sentinels

    by Angel Lawson

    2018The Supers of Project 12, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "Rogues"

    Rogues

    by Angel Lawson

    2018The Supers of Project 12, Book 3
  4. Book cover for "Heroes"

    Heroes

    by Angel Lawson

    2018The Supers of Project 12, Book 4

Series background & context

Supers of Project 12 takes superhero tropes and makes them more intimate and a little sadder. Astrid has powers, but they do not feel glamorous. They are tangled up with missing childhood memories, medical experimentation, and the half-buried history of the group home where she and eleven other children were shaped into something unnatural. In Elites, she is already an adult trying to live with those gifts when the past starts pushing its way back in.

This is not capes-on-rooftops fun.

The series is more interested in found family, trauma, and the cost of being engineered for other people's purposes. As Astrid meets others from Project 12 and starts building a team, the books widen into vigilante action, city protection, and the mystery of who created them and why. Romance threads through the story, but the core appeal is the group dynamic and the search for the truth.

Across Sentinels, Rogues, and Heroes, the books keep raising the stakes without losing sight of the damaged people at the center. If you like superpowered stories with a strong team bond and a conspiracy under everything, this series is worth a look.

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