Behind His Eyes Books in Order
Part ofAleatha Romig Books in OrderSee the Behind His Eyes books in order by Aleatha Romig, with summaries, reading notes, and background on these Consequences companions.
Last updated: July 5, 2026
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Behind His Eyes books in publication order
3 books
Behind His Eyes: Consequences
by Aleatha Romig
2014
This companion retells key moments from *Consequences* through Anthony Rawlings's eyes. It gives readers a darker, closer look at control, obsession, and what Tony thought he was doing.
Behind His Eyes: Convicted
by Aleatha Romig
2014
This companion continues the Consequences world from Anthony Rawlings's side, adding another angle on obsession, power, and fallout. It is written for readers who want even more of Tony's mind at work.
Behind His Eyes: Truth
by Aleatha Romig
2014
The second companion returns to Tony's point of view as the fallout from *Truth* unfolds. It adds fresh layers to a story already built on love, domination, and revenge.
Behind His Eyes books in chronological order
Series background & context
Behind His Eyes is for readers who finished the early Consequences books and still had one big question left: what exactly was Anthony Rawlings thinking?
These companion novels revisit major scenes from Consequences and Truth, but from Tony's point of view. That shift matters. The books are not simple rewrites. They are built to show the control, desire, revenge, and blind spots behind his choices.
Start with Behind His Eyes: Consequences and then move to Behind His Eyes: Truth. They work best after the original novels, not before.
If the main series pulled you in because of Tony as much as Claire, these books give you the closer look you were probably waiting for.
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