Order of Lisa McMann Books

Lisa McMann is an American author of YA fantasy novels. She writes the Unwanteds series. Lisa graduated from Calvin College in 1990. She has wanted to be a writer since she was in fourth grade. Besides writer and reading, Lisa likes to cook, swim, watch reality TV shows and hang out with her family. Originally from Holland, Michigan, Lisa now resides with her family in Phoenix, Arizona.

Lisa McMann made her debut as a published author in 2008 with the novel Wake. Below is a list of Lisa McMann’s books in order of when they were first released:

Publication Order of The Forgotten Five Books

Map of Flames

(2022)

Publication Order of Going Wild Books

Going Wild	(2016)
Predator Vs Prey	(2017)
Clash of Beasts	(2018)

Publication Order of Unwanteds Books

The Unwanteds	(2011)
Island of Silence	(2012)
Island of Fire	(2013)
Island of Legends	(2014)
Island of Shipwrecks	(2015)
Island of Graves	(2015)
Island of Dragons	(2016)

Publication Order of Visions Books

Crash	(2013)
Bang	(2013)
Gasp	(2014)

Publication Order of Wake Books

Wake	(2008)
Fade	(2009)
Gone	(2010)

Publication Order of The Unwanteds Quests Books

Dragon Captives	(2017)
Dragon Bones	(2018)
Dragon Ghosts	(2019)
Dragon Curse	(2019)
Dragon Fire	(2020)
Dragon Slayers	(2020)
Dragon Fury	(2021)

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

Dead to You	(2010)
The Missing / Cryer's Cross	(2011)
Clarice the Brave	(2021)

Publication Order of Infinity Ring Books

A Mutiny in Time (By: James Dashner)	(2012)
Divide and Conquer (By: Carrie Ryan)	(2012)
The Trap Door	(2013)
Curse of the Ancients (By: Matt de la Pena)	(2013)
Cave of Wonders (By: Matthew J. Kirby)	(2013)
Behind Enemy Lines (By: Jennifer A. Nielsen)	(2013)
The Iron Empire (By: James Dashner)	(2014)
Eternity (By: Matt de la Pena)	(2014)

Note: Cryer’s Cross was also published as The Missing.

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Lisa McMann Synopsis: Dead to You is a standalone title by Lisa McMann. Ethan was abducted from his front yard when he was only 7. Now, at 16, he has returned to his family. It’s a miracle… at first. But tensions soon build. His reintroduction to his old life isn’t going smoothly, and his family is tearing apart all over again. If only Ethan could recall something, anything, about his life before, he’d be able to put the pieces back together. But there’s something that’s blocking his memory. Something unspeakable…