Coldest Fae Books in Order

The Coldest Fae turns a familiar fairy-tale setup into a colder and more dangerous fantasy romance. It begins with Dehlia Green, a London seamstress raised by mages, who is pulled away from her ordinary life and taken to a winter fae kingdom.

There, people believe she is someone else.

Dehlia is placed in a brutal competition tied to the prince, where polished manners and beautiful gowns do not make anyone safe. She has little formal preparation for fae politics or courtly survival, and the fact that she is human is a secret that could get her killed. Her skill with magical dresses becomes useful, but it cannot solve every problem waiting in the palace.

Taken opens the series, followed by Stolen, Marked, and Fated. The story then expands through Lost, Hunted, and Reborn, moving deeper into Arcadia and the consequences of the first books. The later sequence broadens the world while keeping the focus on people shaped by the winter court's cruelty, magic, and old loyalties.

The tone is dark fairy tale with romance, danger, and moments of sharp humor. Dehlia has to adapt quickly, and her bond with the cold prince develops in the middle of a political situation neither of them can fully control. Friends and allies matter here, but nobody gets a free pass simply because they mean well.

The setting is a major part of the appeal. The winter kingdom is beautiful, remote, and threatening, a place where appearances can hide traps and where old stories carry real power. Expect fae courts, magical bargains, monsters, royal expectations, and survival stakes behind the romance.

Start with Taken. It gives readers Dehlia's point of view from the beginning and introduces the contest, the court, and the secrets driving the larger series.