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Cherish Books in Order

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Browse the Cherish books by Vivian Wood in order, with quick summaries, dark series background, and a clear guide to the reading order.

Last updated: July 3, 2026

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Cherish books in publication order

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4 books

1

Capture

by Vivian Wood

2018

A short prequel that offers the first glimpse of Katherine's slide into Monster's world, where fear, curiosity, and dark attraction arrive together.

2

Cherish

by Vivian Wood

2018

Fiore and Monster are both changing, and neither of them likes what that means. The final book turns their dark bond into something deeper, stranger, and much more dangerous.

3

Control

by Vivian Wood

2018

Katherine wakes up chained and at the mercy of the man she calls Monster. Terror, curiosity, and a twisted spark of attraction make escape feel more complicated than it should.

4

Covet

by Vivian Wood

2018

As Katherine slips deeper into Monster's world and into the identity of Fiore, fear and desire become impossible to separate. Wanting him may be the most dangerous thing of all.

Cherish books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Capture"

    Capture

    by Vivian Wood

    2018Cherish, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Control"

    Control

    by Vivian Wood

    2018Cherish, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "Covet"

    Covet

    by Vivian Wood

    2018Cherish, Book 3
  4. Book cover for "Cherish"

    Cherish

    by Vivian Wood

    2018Cherish, Book 4

Series background & context

Cherish is one of Vivian Wood's darker series, published under the Olivia Ryann name. Start with Capture, then move through Control, Covet, and Cherish. This is a one-couple arc, and it absolutely works best in order because the whole series is built on escalation.

The setup is not gentle. The heroine, Katherine, gets pulled into the orbit of a dangerous man she calls Monster, and the relationship begins with fear, captivity, and control. As the books go on, Katherine starts changing into Fiore, and that shift is a big part of what makes the series feel darker and more psychological than a standard romance. The central question is not just whether these two people want each other. It is whether either of them can survive what that wanting turns them into.

If you read dark romance for obsession, power games, and emotional transformation, this is one of the clearest examples in Wood's catalog. The world is intimate rather than sprawling, but the intensity stays high. Read it when you want something dangerous, possessive, and deliberately uncomfortable before it turns toward any kind of healing.

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