Shatter Me books in order
Last checked: September 24, 2026, against harpercollins.com
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About this series: sourced facts
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The series at a glance
The first six novels are complete: the publisher's summary calls Imagine Me the finale of the series.
Source: lccn.loc.gov, checked 2026-11-04What the story is
The Library of Congress files Shatter Me under the subject headings Ability, Love, Soldiers and Dictatorship.
Source: lccn.loc.gov, checked 2026-11-06About the author
Wikidata lists Tahereh Mafi as born in 1988 in Connecticut.
Source: wikidata.org, checked 2026-11-06Wikidata lists Tahereh Mafi as educated at University High School and Soka University of America.
Source: wikidata.org, checked 2026-11-06Beyond the books
Novellas: Destroy Me, Fracture Me, Shadow Me, Reveal Me and Believe Me. The publisher calls Shadow Me and Reveal Me the third and fourth novellas; no source checked places them between particular novels.
Source: lccn.loc.gov, checked 2026-11-04After the six novels, a second series follows: Watch Me (2025) is book 1 of The New Republic and Release Me (2026) is book 2.
Source: lccn.loc.gov, checked 2026-11-04Unite Me (2014) collects Destroy Me and Fracture Me with Juliette's Journal. Find Me (2019) collects Shadow Me and Reveal Me. Neither contains a novel.
Source: lccn.loc.gov, checked 2026-11-04Common questions
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