Academy of Beasts Books in Order

After losing everything in a fire, a young woman arrives at an academy for shifters with a dangerous secret: she is something else entirely. Five interested men complicate her efforts to navigate a place where she trusts no one.

With her parents murdered and her home destroyed, the heroine tries to find her place at the Academy. Whispers and concealed motives undermine her new friendships, leaving her unsure whether those closest to her want to protect or exploit her.

The heroine faces hostility at a school where her difference makes her a target. Men determined to protect her attract still more attention, forcing her to question whether their support is making an already difficult situation more dangerous.

Five shifter men promise to protect the heroine while withholding the answers she needs. Their attraction complicates her frustration, and she decides to use every advantage she has to uncover what the Council is keeping from her.

Endless training leaves the heroine frustrated with Council men who call her a teammate but control her opportunities. Determined to prove herself, she challenges their approach while trying to understand why they provoke such a strong reaction.

New doubts about her parents leave the heroine questioning both her past and her protectors. With the mysterious Mr. X repeatedly appearing, she decides to investigate for herself rather than rely on men whose loyalties remain unclear.

A masked stranger offers Fiona the truth, while the Council continues obeying the mysterious Officials. Tired of others deciding what she needs, she seizes a chance to test one of the shifter men who claims to protect her.

A betrayal overturns the heroine's confidence in the men protecting her. Even an evening with Ren fails to provide the openness she hoped for, pushing her toward a decision shaped by anger, distrust, and dwindling options.

Overwhelmed by life at the Academy, the heroine welcomes a night in a nearby village away from the Council men. An offered fortune reading raises fresh suspicions, making her hoped-for escape feel like another possible trap.

Fiona struggles to feel at home in the Academy despite having nowhere else to belong. The Council men's attention complicates her life, but an encounter with an unfamiliar person may bring consequences more troubling than their teasing.

The heroine cannot shake the feeling that someone is watching and judging her. Just as that dread fades and life begins improving, the discovery of a body raises new fears about the danger surrounding her.

An enemy's open attack suggests a more sinister purpose than the group expected. Determined to understand what is happening, the heroine pursues answers, knowing that uncovering the truth may prove more disturbing than remaining in ignorance.

Troubled by what happened to Daniel, the heroine begins investigating despite barely knowing him. Her persistent unease draws her down a path toward an unexpected discovery, making it impossible to simply put the matter behind her.

Investigating Daniel leads the heroine to invade Dracus's privacy and damage his trust. She recognizes the hurt she has caused, but her belief that she is uncovering something significant makes abandoning the search difficult to accept.

The heroine prepares for the Starry Nights Ball with five men in the picture and a dress for the occasion. The gathering brings her romantic entanglements together for an evening that promises to leave a lasting impression.

The heroine becomes convinced that a Slayer has infiltrated the Academy, threatening a sanctuary meant to protect shifters. Finding the intruder is only part of the problem: someone may have helped the enemy enter their home.

The heroine learns that the Slayers' activities conceal an aim more horrifying than she understood. Armed with a plan, she and her allies set out to expose their purpose, determined to continue despite opposition and personal cost.

House arrest prevents Fiona and her allies from protecting the Academy as people around them die. Despite assurances about her progress as a Calm, she questions her abilities and searches for the purpose behind their confinement.

A revealing letter prompts the group to search within its own ranks for a threat. Amid growing mistrust, Priscilla announces a themed ball, leaving the heroine to juggle unsettling suspicions with the prospect of finding a date.

Exhausted after the ball, Fiona doubts her control over her powers and her ability to support the group. With Slayers making her usual retreat unsafe, Dracus and Ren offer another way to find some relief.

An unexplained crisis involving Theo leaves the heroine desperate for answers. Confronted by something she and her companions have never faced, she commits herself to bringing him back, whatever discovering the truth may demand of her.

A traitor's lies have turned allies against one another, leaving the heroine and her men wounded by betrayal. Standing together, they must decide whether to accept new risks in the hope of rebuilding what has been damaged.

The heroine believes she alone can take the action needed to save her companions. Knowing the men who love and protect her will resist, she prepares to follow a course whose cost they may refuse to accept.

The heroine hides her identity among people who would kill her if they knew the truth. Dependent on witches who have promised assistance, she must sustain the deception if she hopes to return to her men.

A courtroom verdict unleashes anger and accusations across the assembled crowd. Watching a judge rule on someone accused of killing her loved one, the heroine questions the demands of duty and what the decision means for the Dragon Kingdom.

Surrounded by fire and death, Fiona must find a way back to the people who need her. A man and his army stand in her path, unaware of the power she can bring against them.

Fiona begins her second year at the Academy amid the aftermath of destruction. New students remind her of her own arrival, while troubling dreams disturb the fragile sense of familiarity she has found among returning faces.

After everything they have endured together, Fiona expects acceptance from the people she considers family. Whispers behind her back leave her feeling like an outsider again, forcing her to confront the gap between belonging and trust.

Dreams of her parents and nightmares of a dungeon trouble Fiona as she prepares to travel to the dragon kingdom. Keeping secrets while fearing she will disappoint the people around her makes the approaching journey harder.

A condemned man's fate leaves Fiona torn between her conscience and the demands of a kingdom. Though she neither passed judgment nor carries out the punishment, she struggles with whether standing aside makes her responsible.

Fiona sought help from witches to protect her friends, despite knowing they might disapprove. When the witches demand repayment, she fears that the bargain she made for everyone's safety could instead put those she loves in danger.

Fiona can endure the stares of people who see her as an outsider, even while a dangerous enemy's spies surround her. Heartbreak proves harder to face, leaving her vulnerable in ways she never expected at the Academy.

Fiona struggles for breath as an attacker grips her throat. With tears blurring her sight and darkness closing in, the dangers surrounding her become an immediate fight to stay conscious and survive the assault.

A mysterious woman has appeared to Fiona in dreams and visions, always seeming close enough to touch. When that presence becomes real, Fiona confronts someone she had believed existed only as an unreachable phantom.

Fiona keeps a secret she believes it is too late to confess. As silence distances her from the people who love her, she faces a danger that neither weapons nor magic can easily resolve.

Dante has been found, and the men around Fiona want to protect her by dealing with him themselves. She refuses to stand aside, determined to take part in holding him accountable for what he has done.

An innocent person's life depends on securing a confession from Dante, but Fiona's plans have failed. With an execution looming, she considers breaking the rules rather than letting someone else pay for his crimes.

Fiona has relied on her visions to guide her toward what she believed was her destiny. When she begins questioning their accuracy, she must decide how to move forward without the certainty they once offered.

Fiona finally faces Dante, apparently leaving him nowhere to escape. Although she wants him to answer for his crimes, a persistent feeling that something is wrong unsettles the confrontation she has been waiting for.

An innocent man faces execution, and the heroine believes only her group can save him. Their rescue plan could make them criminals, forcing everyone involved to decide how far they will go and what consequences they can bear.

After expecting retaliation for their actions, the group instead faces a possible betrayal from within. Enrique’s disappearance leaves them questioning his loyalty, while the lack of answers becomes increasingly dangerous as their time to act runs short.

A white lotus left on a dead student transforms a symbol of purity into a chilling signature. The discovery deepens the danger surrounding the Academy, where the heroine and her companions face a new threat within their troubled world.

After a murder shakes the Academy, the Pure Ones begin pursuing a target beyond its walls. The heroine and her companions must confront the widening reach of a group whose campaign of terror is still gathering force.

Seeing another woman overwhelmed by loss brings back the heroine’s own memories of her parents’ deaths. Her hope of protecting those around her falters as she confronts the limits of what she can prevent and the pain she cannot erase.

Dante plans to seize the witches' power and turn it against shifters outside his control. Radolf proposes a dangerous attempt to infiltrate the enemy, leaving Fiona facing the risks of a plan intended to stop him.

The heroine has tried to anticipate danger and prepare for difficult outcomes, but a man’s unexpected claim leaves her reeling. Doubts about his identity force her to reconsider what she thought she understood about the situation before her.

Accused of treason, the heroine looks back on mistakes that have hurt her friends, family, and Academy. Yet she refuses to accept that doing what she believes is right makes her a traitor to the system.

The heroine senses an unsettling anger in Freya and tries to reach her, only to face an accusation of kidnapping. When Freya wants her dead, an attempt to offer help becomes a much more dangerous confrontation.