4 Princes Books in Order
Part ofRiley Storm Books in OrderSee the 4 Princes books by Riley Storm in order, with short summaries, dragon realm background, and help choosing the best place to start.
Last updated: July 5, 2026
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4 Princes books in publication order
4 books
Prince of Fire
by Riley Storm
2022
A fire dragon prince can only take his throne once he finds his mate. When love collides with succession and inter-realm tension, ruling becomes far more complicated than breathing fire.
Prince of Iron
by Riley Storm
2022
An iron dragon prince finds his mate and does the most dragon thing possible, he takes her home to his castle. Their passion is intense, but so is the danger surrounding a human tied to royal dragon power.
Prince of Storms
by Riley Storm
2022
A storm prince shaped by darkness meets the woman who unsettles everything he thought he knew. Their romance plays out against dragon politics and the pressure of claiming a throne.
Prince of Tides
by Riley Storm
2022
The sea prince carries more darkness than anyone sees. To rule his realm, he has to open his heart to a mate who arrives with troubles of her own.
4 Princes books in chronological order
Prince of Fire
by Riley Storm
20224 Princes, Book 1
Prince of Storms
by Riley Storm
20224 Princes, Book 2
Prince of Iron
by Riley Storm
20224 Princes, Book 3
Prince of Tides
by Riley Storm
20224 Princes, Book 4
Series background & context
4 Princes takes Riley Storm's dragon romance interests and moves them into a more openly royal fantasy setup. The rulers of four dragon princedoms are gone, and their sons cannot truly step into power until each one finds his mate. That turns succession into a very personal problem.
Each book focuses on a different heir and a different realm. Prince of Fire, Prince of Storms, Prince of Iron, and Prince of Tides all pair elemental dragon princes with human women who are suddenly pulled into magic, court expectations, and the realization that dragons are not just real, they are political.
If you want Riley Storm outside the small-town shifter model, this is a good place to go. The books still deliver fated mates and possessive dragon energy, but they do it with castles, thrones, and realms that need a ruler as much as they need a love story.
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