Capture Me Books in Order

Capture Me lives in the same dark contemporary world as Twist Me, but it feels more like a thriller from the start. The heroine, Yulia Tzakova, is not entering danger by accident. Forced into a secret intelligence world when she was young, she already knows what ruthless men can do. That is why her connection with Lucas Kent, a hard-edged mercenary with a dangerous job and even more dangerous instincts, lands with so much tension.

The first book sets things in motion through betrayal. Yulia approaches Lucas as part of an assignment, and what begins as seduction turns into something far messier when his plane goes down and the truth comes out. Lucas is not the type to shrug off deceit, and Yulia is not the type to fold easily, so the trilogy quickly becomes a knot of captivity, interrogation, attraction, survival, and shifting control.

Trust is not this series' default setting.

That is what gives the books their particular energy. Capture Me begins with immediate danger, but Bind Me and Claim Me deepen the emotional damage and the espionage angle. The relationship between Lucas and Yulia is shaped not only by obsession, but by professional secrecy, bad timing, and the fact that both of them are used to living in morally gray territory. They are drawn to each other, but they also keep wounding each other, which keeps the trilogy sharp.

Compared with Twist Me, this series has more movement and more external plot. There are crashes, escapes, hidden agendas, old handlers, and a wider criminal-intelligence network hanging over everything. But the emotional appeal is familiar if you already know Anna Zaires: a possessive hero, a heroine under pressure, and a romance that stays dark instead of pretending it is something sweeter.

It also works well as part of the broader reading order around Twist Me and Tormentor Mine. The books overlap in mood and worldbuilding, and longtime readers tend to enjoy seeing how they echo one another without repeating the same dynamic.

If you want your dark romance with more espionage, more chase energy, and two leads who both know how dangerous the game is, Capture Me is the series to pick up.