

Renegades
3 books
The Renegades series by Marissa Meyer has 3 books. Start with Renegades (2017), then read the rest in the order below.
Renegades reading order

Renegades
Marissa Meyer
In a world rebuilt by gifted individuals after years of chaos, the Renegades have become celebrated champions of justice—but not everyone believes they deserve the power they hold. Nova, a fiercely determined girl raised among the outlawed Anarchists, infiltrates the Renegades with revenge in mind, convinced they failed her when she needed them most. Her mission becomes increasingly complicated when she encounters Adrian, a young Renegade prodigy with secrets of his own. Blending superhero spectacle with questions of justice, loyalty, identity, and the cost of power, this fast-paced novel launches an addictive tale of divided allegiances and moral complexity.
Archenemies
Marissa Meyer
With rogue prodigies threatening Gatlon City, Nova, Adrian, and their Renegades team are drawn into a dangerous confrontation that tests the fragile balance between heroes and villains. As Nova continues to conceal her true loyalties and Adrian struggles with secrets of his own, both must question whom they can trust—and whether the Renegades’ vision of justice is truly as noble as it appears. Blending superhero adventure, romance, suspense, and moral complexity, the novel explores identity, power, loyalty, and the consequences of an imperfect system. The fast-paced story deepens its richly imagined world while raising the stakes for everyone caught between order and rebellion.

Supernova
Marissa Meyer
The Renegades’ greatest threat has returned, forcing Nova and Adrian to navigate a dangerous web of secrets, divided loyalties, and escalating conflict in Gatlon City. As heroes and villains collide, Nova must confront the consequences of her choices while Adrian struggles to protect those he loves and uphold the ideals he believes in. Blending high-stakes action with romance, moral complexity, and questions about power and justice, this thrilling finale explores whether true heroism depends on identity—or on the choices one makes. With twists, emotional character development, and a dramatic sense of scale, the novel brings the Renegades trilogy to an explosive conclusion.