Angelbound Xavier Books in Order
Part ofChristina Bauer Books in OrderSee the Angelbound Xavier books by Christina Bauer in order, with quick summaries, series background, and how Xavier's story connects to Angelbound.
Last updated: July 10, 2026
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Angelbound Xavier books in publication order
2 books
Archenemy
by Christina Bauer
2023
In ancient Egypt, the archangel Xavier plans to imprison the chaos god Set alone. Then Camilla appears from the future and insists they must work together, whether Xavier likes it or not.
Archenemesis
by Christina Bauer
2024
Xavier and Camilla's story continues as old gods, prophecy, and impossible timing tighten around them. The deeper their bond grows, the harder it becomes to separate love from war.
Angelbound Xavier books in chronological order
Series background & context
Angelbound Xavier focuses on one of the most intriguing figures in the wider Angelbound universe, the archangel Xavier. In the main world, characters like Xavier can feel ancient, powerful, and slightly out of reach. This series pulls him into the foreground and asks what happens when a being shaped by war, rank, and long memory collides with love and fate in a more personal way.
The answer is, naturally, trouble.
The books tie Angelbound mythology to ancient Egypt, divine conflict, and time-crossed romance. That gives the series a different flavor from the Myla and Lincoln books. It still belongs to the same universe, but it leans harder into old gods, prophetic consequences, and the weight of history. Xavier is not a teenager learning how the world works. He is someone who has existed inside that world’s power structures for a very long time, which changes the emotional stakes.
Camilla is crucial here. She is the woman who upsets Xavier’s careful, battle-ready way of moving through the world, and their connection brings both romance and major plot consequences. Because the series works with ancient settings and larger mythic forces, the danger often feels more cosmic. This is not only about whether two people can be together. It is also about whether they can outmaneuver gods, destiny, and the kind of old conflict that can reshape whole worlds.
That broader, older feeling gives the series its identity.
It is still unmistakably Bauer. The pacing stays lively, the emotional stakes are clear, and the romance matters. But Angelbound Xavier is a good fit for readers who want more backstory, more mythology, and a deeper look at how the Angelbound universe was shaped before the main generation ever stepped onstage.
If you finished the core Angelbound books and found yourself curious about Xavier, this series is the place to scratch that itch. It opens a door into the older history of the after-realms while still delivering the mix of love, danger, and magical conflict that defines the larger franchise.
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