Daughter of Babylon
7 books
The Daughter of Babylon series by Jamie Lee Grey has 7 books. Start with California (2019), then read the rest in the order below.
Daughter of Babylon reading order
California
Jamie Lee Grey
During an anniversary camping trip along the California coast, Katie and Zach Nelson find their peaceful getaway transformed into a desperate fight for survival when a coordinated act of terror ignites chaos around them. As they race to escape the unfolding disaster, the crisis reaches the highest levels of government, where President Basilia Hernandez and Vice President Alana Mills confront a cascade of unimaginable challenges. Blending apocalyptic suspense with political drama, the novel explores leadership, resilience, loyalty, and the consequences of power under pressure. Fast-paced and tension-filled, it asks whether those tasked with saving the nation can prevent its collapse—or accelerate it.
New York
Jamie Lee Grey
In the aftermath of a catastrophic attack on California, the United States faces a new and even more dangerous threat as terrorists set their sights on New York. While Katie and Zach race to escape both the flames and a nationwide manhunt, they must uncover why they have become targets before the next strike begins. In Washington, D.C., Basilia and Alana fight to contain the spreading crisis and prevent the country from collapsing into chaos. Blending fast-paced suspense with themes of survival, conspiracy, and national resilience, this gripping thriller asks whether America is witnessing the end of the crisis—or only its beginning.
America
Jamie Lee Grey
After devastating attacks on both coasts, the United States is pushed to the edge of political and social collapse. In Oregon, Katie and Zach Nelson struggle to remain hidden while searching for a way forward, only to find their refuge threatened by a sinister new danger. In Washington, Vice President Alana Mills faces a crisis that tests her leadership and forces her to confront the nation’s uncertain future. Blending political suspense with survival-driven drama, the novel explores courage, loyalty, and the fragile forces holding a country together.
Oregon
Jamie Lee Grey
In the aftermath of a devastating EMP attack, the United States struggles to survive as its power grid, institutions, and social order collapse. In Oregon, Katie and Zach Nelson seek refuge with their family, only to discover that isolation cannot shield them from mounting dangers and the strain of their ordeal. Across the border, Evan Nelson and his companions face dwindling resources and growing hostility, while in Washington, President Alana Mills fights to restore public confidence amid political intrigue and threats to her life. Blending survival tension with family drama and national suspense, the novel explores resilience, leadership, loyalty, and the human cost of societal breakdown.
D.C.
Jamie Lee Grey
Set against the vibrant, high-pressure backdrop of Washington, D.C., this engaging novel explores the ambitions, compromises, and personal connections that shape life in the nation’s capital. As its characters navigate a world defined by power, expectation, and competing loyalties, private hopes collide with public demands. With an insightful eye for relationships and the forces that influence individual choices, the book offers a thoughtful portrait of identity, aspiration, and belonging in a city where nothing is entirely personal—or entirely political.
Canada
Jamie Lee Grey
With danger closing in, Katie Nelson and her son flee the United States in hopes of reaching the safety of Canada—but their separation from Zach leaves their family’s future uncertain. As Zach struggles to reunite with them, his brother Evan tries to rebuild his life from the wreckage, seeking stability, purpose, and perhaps love with Elizabeth. Meanwhile, President Alana Mills, recovering from an assassination attempt and an attack on the White House, finds temporary refuge in Canada and turns to a trusted ambassador for answers that could determine the fate of a shattered nation. This tense continuation of a political survival saga explores family, resilience, romance, and the cost of rebuilding after catastrophe.
Alaska
Jamie Lee Grey
As America teeters on the brink of collapse, President Alana Mills travels to Alaska to secure the strategic territory—only to confront political turmoil, internal corruption, and the looming threat of a Russian attempt to reclaim it. Meanwhile, Evan Nelson pursues the truth behind his brother Zach’s terrorism conviction, drawing him and Elizabeth into a dangerous conflict where justice and romance are tested by forces beyond their control. As Katie and Zach struggle to reunite their fractured family while evading both the government and those determined to silence them, faith, loyalty, and survival become inseparable. Set against a tense backdrop of geopolitical intrigue and apocalyptic uncertainty, this gripping novel explores whether love and truth can endure when a nation begins to unravel.