Children Of Eden Trilogy Joey Graceffa Collection 3 Books Set - Children Of Eden Elites Of Eden Re..

Children of Eden Trilogy is a three-book collection by Joey Graceffa, bringing together a dystopian world shaped by strict population control and a society divided by privilege, surveillance and fear. Set in Eden, the series follows lives lived under the rule of the Center government, where identity and status can determine safety or punishment.

The set includes Children of Eden, Elites of Eden and Rebels of Eden. Across the trilogy, Rowan is forced to hide as an illegal “Second Child”, while Yarrow moves through Eden’s elite circles at an exclusive boarding school. Later, Rowan reaches Harmonia, a wilderness commune with its own rules and consequences, as she remains focused on those she left behind.

Included titles

• Children of Eden
• Elites of Eden
• Rebels of Eden

Key details

• Three-book set
• Collection by Joey Graceffa
• Trilogy: Children of Eden

Synopses

Children of Eden

Rowan is a Second Child in a world where population control makes her an outlaw, marked for death. Unable to attend school, make friends or receive the eye implants that signal membership of Eden, she must keep her kaleidoscope eyes hidden from the ruthless Center government. Beyond Eden, Earth is described as poisoned and dead after a man-made catastrophe that destroyed animals and most plants.

Elites of Eden

Yarrow is an elite: wealthy, regal and expected to achieve greatness as the daughter of one of Eden’s most powerful women. At the exclusive Oaks boarding school, she targets anyone who crosses her, living through a succession of parties until she meets Lark, a lilac-haired girl. Elsewhere, Rowan continues a life of hiding and running, her existence as a second child punishable by death, or worse.

Rebels of Eden

Rowan arrives in Harmonia, an Earth-friendly, sustainable commune in wilderness she believed was dead. Despite its idyllic appearance, she finds no peace, as Harmonia enforces strict rules with dire consequences. Although thinking about Eden is forbidden, Rowan is determined to rescue the loved ones she left behind, even as her requests for help are ignored.