Dead World books in order

Q: "How many books are in the Dead World series?"

"There are six books in the Dead World series, published between 2006 and 2014."

Q: "What is the first book in the Dead World series?"

"The first book in the Dead World series is Dead World, published in 2006."

Q: "What makes the Dead World series different from O'Clare's other werewolf books?"

"Dead World has a stronger dystopian and post-apocalyptic element compared to O'Clare's other shapeshifter series. The setting is darker and more dangerous, with werewolves surviving in a broken world. The color-themed titles (Red, Scarlet, Crimson) signal the series' grittier tone."

Reading order

#	Title	Published	Author	Buy on Amazon
1	Dead World	2006	Lorie O’Clare	Buy
2	Red	2008	Lorie O’Clare	N/A
3	Scarlet	2009	Lorie O’Clare	N/A
4	Crimson	2009	Lorie O’Clare	N/A
5	The Crossing	2011	Lorie O’Clare	N/A
6	Dead World Resurrection	2014	Lorie O’Clare	N/A

The Dead World series by Lorie O’Clare combines paranormal romance with post-apocalyptic fiction. Starting with the titular Dead World in 2006, the series follows werewolves navigating a dangerous, collapsed civilization where survival is never guaranteed.

The middle books carry color-themed titles: Red (2008), Scarlet (2009), and Crimson (2009), each following different characters within the same harsh setting. The Crossing (2011) and Dead World Resurrection (2014) continue and expand the story. The series stands out in O’Clare’s catalog for its darker tone and stronger science fiction elements.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many books are in the Dead World series?

There are six books in the Dead World series, published between 2006 and 2014.

What is the first book in the Dead World series?

The first book in the Dead World series is Dead World, published in 2006.

What makes the Dead World series different from O'Clare's other werewolf books?

Dead World has a stronger dystopian and post-apocalyptic element compared to O’Clare’s other shapeshifter series. The setting is darker and more dangerous, with werewolves surviving in a broken world. The color-themed titles (Red, Scarlet, Crimson) signal the series’ grittier tone.

Reading order#

Frequently Asked Questions

Reading order