Bad Blood (Marissa Farrar) Books in Order

Bad Blood is one of Marissa Farrar's darker connected romances, the kind that begins with old hatred and keeps finding new ways to make the past matter. The series starts with attraction tied to revenge, but it does not stop there. Family damage, buried violence, and ugly truths about who raised whom keep pushing the story into rougher territory.

The emotional engine is mistrust. People fall for each other while carrying names and histories that should make that impossible. One book points toward a father everyone has reason to hate. Another drags in the legacy of a serial killer. By the time the trilogy reaches Tattered Souls, love and loyalty are already tangled up with fear, bloodline, and the question of whether anyone in this story gets to start clean.

These books are not light.

What makes the trilogy work is that it stays focused on fallout. The danger is not just external. It comes from what characters inherit, what they refuse to say, and how quickly desire can turn into another weapon when nobody feels safe. Read this one in order, because each book builds on the last and the relationships only make sense when you see all the damage accumulate.