Unborn Books in Order
Part ofAmber Lynn Natusch Books in OrderBrowse the Unborn books by Amber Lynn Natusch in order, with short summaries and a reading guide to help you choose where to begin.
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Unborn books in publication order
5 books
Unborn
by Amber Lynn Natusch
2014
Torn from the Underworld, Hades's adopted daughter Khara searches Detroit for answers about her origins. Immortal warriors and a hostile fallen angel offer uncertain protection as enemies stalk her for secrets she does not yet understand.
Unseen
by Amber Lynn Natusch
2015
Khara returns to the Underworld seeking answers, only to encounter tragedy and ancient deceit. Separated from her brothers and dependent on the unreliable Oz, she finds an unexpected ally in Persephone while trying to right a wrong.
Unspoken
by Amber Lynn Natusch
2019
The Underworld remains in chaos, with escaped souls unaccounted for and Hades unable to return home. Khara and Oz search for Persephone while her brothers pursue other threats, forcing uncertain alliances to restore her father's realm.
Unmade
by Amber Lynn Natusch
2020
Khara returns to Detroit after a promised sanctuary proves unsafe and discovers her mother is missing. With enemies closing in, a stranger offers help at a price that could make accepting his bargain as dangerous as refusing it.
Unbound
by Amber Lynn Natusch
2021
Khara prepares to face Phobos with an army resistant to his manipulation, but a troubling encounter leaves her powers compromised. Defeating the god of fear may now require trusting an enemy before he makes his move.
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