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A Crime Family Affair Books in Order

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This page shows the A Crime Family Affair books by Logan Fox in order, with summaries, series background, and help starting this cartel romance.

Last updated: July 5, 2026

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A Crime Family Affair books in publication order

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3 books

1

Savage Hero

by Logan Fox

2021

Nyx tries to kill a cartel boss and ends up captured by his brutal son instead. Savage should eliminate her, but the assassin he chained up becomes the one woman he cannot stop wanting.

2

Wild Angel

by Logan Fox

2021

Nyx needs Savage's help after new enemies strike and her sisters vanish, but trusting a cartel killer comes at a cost. Their alliance burns hot, even while every move drags them deeper into war.

3

Cruel Devil

by Logan Fox

2024

Nyx's desperate search for her sisters collides with her violent marriage to Savage in the most explosive way yet. Cartel loyalties split, tempers burn, and running only makes the danger more personal.

A Crime Family Affair books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Savage Hero"

    Savage Hero

    by Logan Fox

    2021A Crime Family Affair, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Wild Angel"

    Wild Angel

    by Logan Fox

    2021A Crime Family Affair, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "Cruel Devil"

    Cruel Devil

    by Logan Fox

    2024A Crime Family Affair, Book 3

Series background & context

A Crime Family Affair is one of Logan Fox's most openly cartel-driven series. It is dark, violent, and very much interested in what happens when two people who should absolutely kill each other instead become tangled up beyond reason. If you like organized-crime romance with a lot of action in the plot, this is one of her better entry points.

The series centers on Nyx Gray and Caesar, better known as Savage, the son of a cartel boss. Nyx enters the story as an assassin trying to take out Savage's father. That job goes badly in the most Logan Fox way possible. Instead of dying, she gets dragged into the Domingo crime family's orbit and becomes the one woman Savage cannot stop watching, provoking, or keeping close.

That first setup powers Savage Hero, but the series does not reset after book one. Wild Angel and Cruel Devil continue the same dangerous push-pull between Savage and Nyx, while widening the scope around them. Nyx is not only fighting for herself. She is also trying to protect and recover her sisters, which gives the series an emotional spine beneath all the cartel bloodshed and possessive lust.

These two are combustible.

The family part of the title matters, too. Fox uses the cartel structure to keep the pressure high. Fathers, uncles, cousins, rivals, and hired men all have a say in what happens. Every alliance feels temporary. Every rescue comes with strings. Savage is dangerous because he is violent and obsessive, but also because he belongs to a machine that does not care what love costs.

So what should you expect here? A continuing couple, not neat standalones. Cliffhangers. Captivity. Cartel politics. A heroine with real fight in her, and a hero whose tenderness only shows up after he has done something terrible. It is messy on purpose. This page is the place to sort out the books in order, follow the Nyx and Savage storyline properly, and step into one of Fox's most action-heavy criminal worlds.

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