Caroline Peckham Books in Order

Oliver Knight learns Earth is only one of seven worlds after his sister May is cursed and family secrets start breaking open. Saving her means entering magical trials tied to the feared Isaac Rimori.

In a city sealed behind the Wall, a rule-breaking heroine learns the wasteland is not empty and the truth about her world has been buried on purpose. Escape means facing the trials outside.

In the original edition of this dystopian setup, a young woman is pushed beyond the Wall and learns the safe story she was raised on is a lie. What waits outside is worse, and more alive, than she was told.

Oliver's search for a cure carries him into a new world with harsher rules and fresh dangers. The quest widens, but time keeps running down on May.

Alliances shift as Oliver and his friends keep moving through the seven-world puzzle. Every step toward the truth pulls Isaac's shadow closer.

The stakes turn larger and more personal as the group faces another world, another challenge, and harder choices about who to trust. The march toward open conflict keeps building.

Selene is taken from prison and thrown into a survival contest where vampires hunt girls for sport and men bet on who lasts. Her best chance may be the terrifying captor she refuses to trust.

The first game's survivors are not free, they are just being moved to a new nightmare. Selene and Varick have more enemies, more traps, and even less room to fail.

This prequel novella offers a first taste of the vampire-ruled world and the deadly spectacle behind the V Games. It is a quick way into the setting before the main trilogy.

The final Rise of Isaac book brings Oliver's long quest to a head as the truth about Isaac, the curse, and the seven worlds finally collides. It is the payoff to the whole journey.

Season three follows Mercy into a fresh set of lethal tests, opening another corner of the V Games world. It is a new lead, but the same savage logic.

The season one trilogy ends with the players finally taking the fight back to the people who built the game. Survival alone is no longer enough.

Season two shifts to Cass and Jameson for a new deadly arc in the same brutal vampire world. The rules change, but the cruelty does not.

The second season grows bloodier as alliances are tested on hostile ground built for spectacle and pain. Every round is designed to break trust.

Cass and Jameson are pushed into the final stretch of their arc, where the game masters tighten their grip and old loyalties get shredded.

After her life implodes, Elle is sent to live at Mandeville Place and attend Darkwood Academy, where Jack Mandeville seems determined to ruin her. The house is haunted, the school is vicious, and the truth is supernatural.

The final book brings the rebellion, the royals, and the sisters' fate together for one last reckoning. It closes the saga on full-scale stakes.

The hunt for victory turns toward older magic and more dangerous relics. Nothing about this world is as simple as vampires versus humans anymore.

In a world where vampires farm humans for blood, twin sisters Montana and Callie are chosen for a fate that could split them forever. One is dragged toward the princes. The other starts to fight back.

With both sides breaking under pressure, the war grows harsher and more personal. Love, power, and sacrifice keep crashing into one another.

The sisters are separated, and both sides of the vampire world get darker fast. Desire, power, and survival all become harder to untangle.

As rebellion grows, Montana and Callie face monstrous enemies and truths bigger than any royal bargain. The series starts widening beyond palace intrigue.

The trilogy closes with the kingdom's fate, its curses, and its tangled relationships finally coming due. The fairy-tale stakes end in a darker register than they began.

A thief with his eye on treasure gets tangled in a royal competition, a forbidden princess, and a lamp he was told not to touch. It is Aladdin and Rapunzel with sharper edges.

Magic, romance, and the price of getting what you want all turn more dangerous in the second book. Wishes rarely come clean in this kingdom.

Still fighting for their place in Solaria, Tory and Darcy push back against the Heirs while hunting for the truth behind the throne. The academy gets crueler, and so do the stakes.

Tory and Darcy Vega discover they are Fae heirs and are dragged into the brutal world of Zodiac Academy, where four powerful boys would rather break them than bow. Magic, class war, and dangerous attraction hit fast.

Human resistance and vampire power collide as the sisters carve separate but linked paths through the war. Promises made in desperation start coming due.

Inside Darkmore, Rosalie has to manage prison gangs, dangerous bonds, and men who are as broken as they are lethal. Freedom keeps getting closer and bloodier.

Sloan Calabresi is kidnapped from her own wedding by Rocco Romero, heir to a rival crime family with every reason to hate her. It is a mafia war story where captivity quickly turns personal.

Another Romero brother takes center stage in a fresh enemies-to-lovers clash driven by revenge and family loyalty. In Sinners Bay, affection is never separate from danger.

Old wounds and fresh betrayals hit hard as Elise and the four boys are pulled in different directions. Love and vengeance stop looking like separate things.

Rosalie Oscura gets herself thrown into Solaria's most brutal prison to keep an old promise and chase an impossible escape. She is not there to serve time. She is there to take the place apart.

The stars tighten their grip as Tory and Darcy battle curses, prophecy, and enemies on every side. What once looked like destiny now feels a lot more like a trap.

Vampire Elise Callisto enters Aurora Academy to solve her brother's murder and suspects one of the four kings. Revenge gets complicated when attraction and secrets pull her closer to all of them.

This prequel goes back to the earlier history behind the Harlequin boys and the betrayals that shaped them. It adds extra weight to the revenge story that follows.

The fight for Solaria turns openly political, deadly, and personal as the Vega twins move closer to the crown. More power only means more ways to lose it.

Tatum is done playing victim. As the balance of power shifts, she hits back hard and turns Everlake's monsters into something like her own.

Trapped in isolation with enemies who want to break her, Tatum has to outplay attraction, cruelty, and Everlake's dark games. The cage gets smaller, not safer.

Tatum is sent to Everlake Prep during a deadly outbreak and becomes the target of the school's ruling boys. She came prepared to survive, but not for the war they start with her.

This prequel steps back into Darius Acrux's past and shows the pressure, cruelty, and family damage that shaped him before the Vegas twins arrived. It adds context without softening the fallout.

Elise digs deeper into Gareth's death while the kings stop looking like simple suspects and start becoming dangerous allies. In Solaria, trust can kill as easily as magic.

As secrets deepen and loyalties shift, the Vega twins are dragged into a darker fight for Solaria. Attraction, revenge, and royal power all start colliding at once.

Rogue Easton returns to Sunset Cove with nothing left but anger and a need for answers. The four boys who once meant everything to her are now the ones standing in her way.

A chaotic Zodiac Academy side story that leans into parties, friendships, and magical disaster. It is extra time in Solaria, with plenty of character fun and very little peace.

A brutal reckoning forces Tory and Darcy to face their power, their enemies, and the cost of claiming what should be theirs. Surviving Zodiac Academy is hard enough. Surviving the Heirs is worse.

The investigation widens into gang politics, blood oaths, and enemies darker than Elise expected. Every answer drags her further into the kings' world.

With the city turning more violent, Rogue and the Harlequin boys are forced closer even while trust keeps breaking under them. The emotional mess only gets sharper.

Rogue's revenge plan grows teeth as old secrets, gang politics, and dangerous chemistry tighten around the crew. Nobody gets to stay buried for long in Sunset Cove.

Rosalie's grip on Darkmore tightens even as the cost of escape rises. Love, loyalty, and survival all start demanding opposite things.

With war closing in, Tory, Darcy, and their allies are pushed to breaking point. Every bond is tested as Solaria edges toward catastrophe.

Loyalties splinter as the fight for Sunset Cove drags everyone deeper into family damage and criminal war. Love does not make anything safer here.

The final book throws Tatum and the boys into open chaos as the virus, old enemies, and buried truths collide. Surviving Everlake was only the beginning.

The first Zodiac Academy book retold from the Heirs' point of view, showing their grudges, pressures, and blind spots. It does not excuse them, but it does make the war messier.

Brooklyn is chaotic, broke, and far too comfortable around violence when she lands in the orbit of two killers and a deadly new home. Dark, funny, and unhinged, this is romance with a body count.

The final book turns Elise's murder hunt into open war. Truth, survival, and love all demand the kind of sacrifice she can no longer avoid.

Anya Volkov is sent into a brutal London mafia marriage and plans to survive it on her own terms. Then power shifts, loyalties splinter, and three dangerous men end up in her orbit.

The final showdown brings the Harlequin crew's past and present crashing together. To win Sunset Cove and each other, they have to survive every secret they have been running from.

Brooklyn's world explodes into fresh bloodshed as loyalties are tested and the people she loves go to war for her. The sequel keeps the madness high without losing the twisted heart underneath.

After devastating losses, the survivors are scattered, grieving, and forced to keep fighting anyway. Hope is still there, but in Solaria it hurts.

A veiled princess, a condemned guard, a reckless thief, and an immortal trapped in gold collide in a brutal contest for power. It is a dark fairy tale full of curses, gods, and impossible bargains.

This prequel novella follows Kyra as divine wrath, grief, and one terrible lie reshape an empire. It lays the groundwork for the curse and chaos haunting the main series.

This companion Zodiac Academy novella looks at what lies beyond death's boundary in the Solaria world and adds extra emotional context to the wider war. It works best once you are already deep into the series.

A bonus Zodiac Academy story that spends time with one of Solaria's most awful men and turns villainy into dark comedy. It is extra character flavor rather than a main entry point.

In a Solaria at war, outcast water Fae Everest Arcadia and feared weapon Vesper are pulled into the deadly orbit of Never Keep. Dragons are missing, the Reapers hold too much power, and everybody has reasons to lie.

The final push toward Solaria's future brings old promises, broken hearts, and one last brutal clash for the throne. Nobody reaches the end unchanged.

The fourth Darkmore book pushes the prison saga into its endgame, with Rosalie and her allies forced to gamble everything on freedom. In Darkmore, nobody walks away clean.

The conflict around Never Keep widens as harsher trials, sharper alliances, and uglier truths close in on the cast. The elemental war keeps getting more personal.

Ferris Creed enters a cursed forest during the Great Hunt to reunite lost spirits, gather scattered amulets, and win the boon that could change her fate. Prince Bane and his Hollows may kill her first.

As old masks fall, the series pushes deeper into fire, ruin, and the cost of choosing the wrong side of fate. Nobody in this story gets a gentle path.

Held captive in a castle ringed by Hollows, Ferris has to survive a black-hearted Fae and keep faith with the promises she made to the spirits. The romance and the danger both get darker.

The next Crown of Hearts and Chaos book carries Ferris deeper into the war of spirits, oaths, and corruption at the heart of the curse. What she wants and what the forest demands keep pulling apart.

A holiday visit to Solaria, this later Zodiac Academy story mixes festive chaos with the series' usual cursed energy. Expect seasonal fun with sharp edges.

The next installment promises the fallout from everything that has been building, with prophecy and power both turning harder to escape. In this series, the stars never stop collecting debts.