Chani Lynn Feener Books in Order

Desperate to bring her dead boyfriend back, Spencer Perry forces her way into the Underworld and makes a bargain with Hades. Then invisible attacks begin, and she has to ask whether her deal unleashed something far worse.

Micah is alive again, but Spencer's nightly promises to the Underworld have not gone away. Torn between old love, new feelings, and Persephone's latest threat, she has to grow into powers she never asked for.

Months into her bargain with Hades, Spencer knows the Underworld and its monsters are real. But with Micah pulling away and Persephone refusing to let go, Spencer's new powers and her heart are both pushed to the limit.

Delaney is kidnapped after being mistaken for a missing alien princess and forced to impersonate her inside a hostile palace. If she fails, a war could begin, but the bodyguard and betrothed around her make the mission far messier.

Piper Anesidora ran from her family's duty to guard Pandora's Box, but a stolen brother and a loose soul from the Underworld drag her back in. Teaming up with the god of lust, she has to stop disaster before hell spills loose.

Delaney is pulled even deeper into Xenith politics as the cost of impersonating a princess grows harder to escape. The second book raises the pressure with shifting alliances, dangerous attraction, and a war edging closer.

Arden Archer can see the Unseelie fae, a curse that is destroying the women in her family. To save her sister, she enters a deadly Tithe with a dark fae prince, but another boy and buried truths complicate every choice.

The final Xenith book brings Delaney's tangled loyalties to a breaking point as war, rebellion, and romance collide. After everything her false identity set in motion, she has to decide what, and who, she is willing to fight for.

After the events of the Tithe, Arden has to live with the fallout of what she and Mavek set in motion. As grief, danger, and her feelings for both Mavek and Eskel deepen, the fae stakes only get darker.

A late-night dare drops Blair Sawyer into a hidden Goblin kingdom and straight into the orbit of prince Wren Woods, the arrogant boy she already dislikes at school. When disaster strikes, the two have to work together before both worlds turn on her.

Now fully changed, Arden has to navigate Unseelie power, Finch's grab for the throne, and the danger still circling the people she loves. The final Roses Red book turns old bargains into a last, hard stand.

With Hadrian kidnapped and Persephone threatening the balance of everything, Spencer has to become something no one expects, the Queen of the Underworld. It is the series finale, and it gives her the biggest fight yet.

IPF detective Pryor Oro boards the world ship Olympus to solve a disappearance and a theft, only to find himself stuck with possessive emperor Wystan Aurelius. Their uneasy partnership uncovers secrets that could shift far more than a single case.

IPF detective Fox Axford expects a quick case when he is sent after a notorious thief in the Hild Empire. Instead he gets captain Jiro Arc, a wall of secrets, and a partnership that keeps getting more personal.

Charlie Saxe trains to infiltrate a parallel world and protect a boy tied to her mission. When she smuggles Kav into her own monarchy-ridden universe, a palace conspiracy turns survival and first love into the same problem.

Jade survives the first shock of another world, but staying alive under divine attention is a different problem entirely. The second novella keeps the pressure on as her escape options narrow.

Trapped in the gods' realm, Jade is forced to face power head-on instead of running from it. This installment sharpens the series' blend of portal fantasy, danger, and dark romance.

Jade Blakely runs from her crime lord grandfather and accidentally opens a portal into a world ruled by gods. Stranded with her best friend, she becomes the focus of a dark power she really should not attract.

Back in her own world, Jade still cannot shake the god she left behind, or the grip her grandfather wants to keep on her life. To save herself and Amelia, she has to fight on two fronts at once.

Monster hunter Mila has spent her life preparing to lead the Ouroboros order, until hunters start falling and old enemies start cooperating. Kestrel, hiding in plain sight among the hunters, may be the key to what is really coming.

A short, atmospheric standalone with a gothic edge, built around grief, fixation, and the eerie pull of what will not stay buried. It is a moody early Feener read that leans more on feeling and atmosphere than on scale.

Hunter Thorn is on the run after betraying the wrong mafia leaders on Sanctum, a planet ruled by elemental power. Hiding is hard enough, but desire and survival keep pulling him into even worse trouble.

College writer Frankie thinks he is in control of his web novel until its demon prince, Rook, steps into real life and demands a better ending. Then the story's hero appears too, and fiction becomes everybody's problem.

Detective Shadow Yor is barely holding himself together when a murder case puts him in Apollo Orobas's path. Apollo is fascinated by Shade's darkness, and their collision turns the investigation into something far more dangerous.

On Vitality's coastline, obsession takes on a colder edge as a Devil closes in on the one person he cannot stop wanting. This standalone brings sea-soaked atmosphere, danger, and possessive romance to the shared universe.

Hunter's secret life is no longer safe, and running stops being a plan. The middle book tightens the noose with exposed loyalties, darker danger, and a relationship that cannot stay buried.

By the final book, Hunter has fallen for the last person he should trust. Love does not make his world safer, it just gives him more to lose when everything finally comes to a head.

Brumal mafia prince Baikal Void chooses Rabbit as his target and refuses to miss. Set on Vitality, this dark college romance mixes obsession, shadow powers, and a relentless push and pull neither man can escape.

This holiday-set omegaverse novella adds snow, heat, and fast emotional payoff to Feener's sci-fi world. A hidden alpha and one very intense encounter push two young men toward the truth they have both been avoiding.

Rin Varu lands in the orbit of a Devil who can spot weakness and lies with frightening ease. The result is a volatile college-set romance full of suspicion, power games, and chemistry that keeps turning dangerous.

The opening book of this YA fantasy trilogy drops its characters into a story where magic changes everything fast. It mixes romance, danger, and a cliffhanger finish that clearly wants you in book two.

A new couple takes center stage in the same dark universe, where hidden identities and ruthless desire make every choice riskier. What looks simple at first becomes a sharp-edged game about monsters, trust, and control.

Kazimir's story throws a ruthless Devil and Nate Narek into the same trap and lets the tension do the rest. Rivalry, fixation, and the constant threat of losing control make this one especially hard to put down.

Another Devil of Vitality meets the one person capable of upsetting his balance and turning want into obsession. Feener keeps the stakes tight, the chemistry dark, and the emotional pressure steadily rising.

This installment leans hard into deception, hunger, and the kind of attraction that feels like a threat from the start. In Vitality style, obsession hits first and mercy takes its time catching up.

Nix is in deeper than he meant to be, and pretending he can stay untouched by the Demons stops working fast. The second book widens the danger while pushing every relationship harder.

Done with playing it safe, Nix moves from survival mode to open risk. By this point the series is running on loyalty, shifting power, and the question of how much of himself he is willing to hand over.

Nix Monroe infiltrates the Enigma app with a plan, then gets caught in the orbit of three dangerous students known as the Demons of Foxglove Grove. Enemies, manipulation, and attraction make the mission far messier than he expected.

Ares goes looking for the voice actor behind his favorite character and turns curiosity into stalking fast. The first Vicious Vices book is dark, intimate, and built around a hunter who thinks winning means keeping Eden.

Here the Devil does not just want his person, he stalks him. The book pairs that relentless focus with college politics, danger, and a romance built on fear, fascination, and very bad decisions.

The hunt is the point here, and Feener plays it for maximum tension. A Devil sets his sights on the one man he cannot ignore, and the chase turns personal fast.

Cor Night turns Sacred Cor University into a hunting ground, and Illya Carmine finally notices Rexton Xiphus. What starts as pursuit becomes a brutal little power game where neither man plans to yield.

Sky Tancredi wants to get over his lifelong crush on Kian after a humiliating presentation. Kian returns with power, rank, and no intention of pretending anymore, which turns buried secrets into a very direct claim.

To clear his family's crushing debt, Thorn Winters enters the White Hunt, where omegas run and alphas choose. Underboss Baal Fae wants Thorn from the start, and survival quickly becomes tangled with possession.

Now a Royal Consort, Nix has more status and less safety than ever. The final book closes the Foxglove Grove arc with politics, possessive love, and consequences that finally catch up to everyone.

The trilogy finale forces every promise, threat, and obsession to come due. Feener closes the arc with high tension, sharp emotional stakes, and characters who have to decide what they are willing to trade for each other.

The first book in this dark sci-fi trilogy opens with a dangerous obsession and a hero caught in the grip of a man who does not let go. Control, desire, and survival quickly become the same fight.

What begins as capture deepens into a messier bond as loyalties shift and vulnerability becomes its own risk. The second book pushes the relationship harder while the wider danger around it closes in.

Nuri Narek has spent years serving Emperor Silver Rein and finally wants out. Silver has other ideas, and this dark sci-fi romance turns resignation into a battle over power, loyalty, and freedom.

Sarang Desai tries to be honorable, even while serving a mafia and wanting the omega bound to him. Shiloh Sobu hides sharp edges behind innocence, and one unexpected night pushes them over a line neither can take back.

A marked omega becomes the center of a dangerous bond where desire, status, and survival all blur together. Feener keeps the focus on possessive chemistry, dark loyalty, and the high cost of being claimed.

An omega is taken into a brutal new orbit where power, possession, and survival are impossible to separate. The story leans into dark attraction, forced proximity, and the question of what it really means to belong to someone.

Ryker and Rue take center stage in this follow-up, where devotion is anything but gentle. Expect another Black Hart romance driven by obsession, danger, and the feeling that nobody here loves halfway.