Angel Fire (Marie Johnston) Books in Order
Part ofMarie Johnston Books in OrderFind the Angel Fire books by Marie Johnston in order, with quick summaries, series background, and help deciding where to start.
Last updated: July 6, 2026
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Angel Fire (Marie Johnston) books in publication order
6 books
Angel Fire
by Marie Johnston
2019
Scarred warrior angel Bryant is ordered to take a mate and gets Odessa, the daughter of the man who ruined him. When danger closes in, resentment turns into fierce protection.
Wicked Fire
by Marie Johnston
2019
An angel warrior who should keep his distance cannot stop wanting the woman who unsettles him. Desire and looming danger test duty, trust, and the rules of his realm.
Demon Fire
by Marie Johnston
2021
Exiled and wingless, Sierra is dumped on Earth and rescued by Boone, a grieving recluse in Montana. Demons are still hunting her, and survival means trusting a stranger.
Warrior Fire
by Marie Johnston
2021
A dangerous bond forms when a demon who has crossed impossible lines is pulled into the orbit of the angel world. Old loyalties and a bigger conflict make every choice risky.
Corrupt Fire
by Marie Johnston
2022
A respected angel loses her footing in the only world she has known and ends up allied with the last man she should trust. Their search for answers turns personal fast.
Eternal Fire
by Marie Johnston
2023
Persephone has the polish of an angel born to privilege, but trouble keeps dragging her into the fight. A dangerous attraction forces her to choose between old expectations and a very different future.
Angel Fire (Marie Johnston) books in chronological order

Angel Fire
by Marie Johnston
2019Angel Fire, Book 1
Wicked Fire
by Marie Johnston
2019Angel Fire, Book 2
Demon Fire
by Marie Johnston
2021Angel Fire, Book 3
Warrior Fire
by Marie Johnston
2021Angel Fire, Book 4
Corrupt Fire
by Marie Johnston
2022Angel Fire, Book 5
Eternal Fire
by Marie Johnston
2023Angel Fire, Book 6
Series background & context
The Angel Fire books are Marie Johnston's angel-and-demon paranormal romances, and they lean hard into duty, danger, and the problem of falling for the exact wrong person. The setup is bigger than a single couple. There is a whole realm behind these books, with its own rules, punishments, loyalties, and old grudges.
At the center of the series are warrior angels and the people orbiting them, including fallen angels, demons, and humans who get pulled into conflicts they never asked for. Some books stay closer to the angel realm, while others bring the action to Earth, where hiding, healing, and staying alive can be just as hard as fighting. The romance is always important, but so is the sense that the world around these characters is unstable.
Nothing stays tidy for long.
What makes the series work is that the love stories are tied to larger pressure. One couple may be dealing with an arranged or unexpected mate bond. Another may be facing exile, betrayal, or a mission gone wrong. A character who looks cold or brutal at first usually turns out to be carrying shame, grief, or a lifetime of duty. That emotional baggage matters as much as any supernatural threat.
The tone is steamy, fast-moving, and a little bruised. These are not airy angel stories. Johnston treats her angels more like battle-scarred immortals than spotless symbols, and that gives the series some grit. Demons are not always simple villains either, which keeps the moral lines from feeling too neat.
Readers can expect protective heroes, heroines with real pressure on them, and a continuing sense that the realm itself is at risk. The books are best read in order because the worldbuilding and the fallout keep building, but each romance still gets its own emotional arc. If you like paranormal romance with wings, fire, secrets, and a strong redemption streak, this is the Marie Johnston series most likely to pull you in first.
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