Curse of the Gods Books in Order
Part ofJaymin Eve Books in OrderSee the Curse of the Gods books by Jaymin Eve and Jane Washington in order, with summaries, series background, and simple help on where to start.
Last updated: June 10, 2026
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Publication Order
6 books
Persuasion
by Jaymin Eve
2017
Willa is still shattering Blesswood's expectations, and strange new events suggest chaos is spreading through both dweller and sol worlds. With the Abcurse brothers tied to her more tightly than ever, every mistake becomes dangerous.
Seduction
by Jaymin Eve
2017
As dwellers push back against the old order, Willa loses the easy protection of the Abcurse brothers. Hunted and isolated, she has to rely on her wits and Emmy to stay alive.
Trickery
by Jaymin Eve
2017
Willa Knight is a clumsy dweller assigned to serve the powerful Abcurse brothers at Blesswood Academy. Their attention drags her into class warfare, godly trouble, and a lot more chaos than one unlucky girl should survive.
Neutral
by Jaymin Eve
2018
Emmy's death is not the end. In the middle of a widening war, she and Cyrus are forced into an uneasy alliance that could decide whether Topia still has a future.
Pain
by Jaymin Eve
2018
Willa and the Abcurses dig into the lies behind Minatsol and Topia's creation. One wrong move could unbalance both worlds and make every living and dead being pay the price.
Strength
by Jaymin Eve
2018
Willa and the Abcurse brothers are pulled to Champions Peak, where the most powerful sols train close to the gods. New truths about Staviti and Willa's place in the worlds make survival much harder.
Series background & context
Curse of the Gods starts with a terrible idea and somehow keeps making it worse in the best way. Willa Knight is a dweller, which in her world means powerless, low status, and expected to serve. She is also clumsy, unlucky, and impossible to ignore. When she is assigned to the five Abcurse brothers at Blesswood Academy, a rigid magical society gets shoved badly off balance.
That is bad news for everyone.
The setup matters because the books are built on a harsh divide. Dwellers exist to serve sols, the magically blessed beings above them, and nobody is supposed to cross those lines. Willa does not set out to challenge the system, but once the Abcurses begin protecting her, every old rule starts to look weaker. The more attention she gets, the more danger follows.
What makes the series work is the mix of chaos and scale. On one page it feels like a very funny fantasy romance, with Willa stumbling into trouble and the brothers trying to keep up. On the next page it opens into divine politics, rebellion, old curses, and secrets that can change whole worlds. The books never stay small for long.
The Abcurse brothers are a huge part of the appeal. They are powerful, arrogant, loyal, and increasingly unable to treat Willa like a problem they can walk away from. Their bond with her drives the romance, but the series also cares about friendship, class pressure, and the way Willa changes the people around her without ever becoming polished or perfect.
Across Trickery, Persuasion, Seduction, Strength, Neutral, and Pain, the stakes keep climbing. There are gods who treat people like pieces on a board, dwellers who want more than obedience, and a bigger history behind Minatsol and Topia than anyone first realizes. Neutral briefly shifts the focus, but it still feeds the larger story rather than stepping away from it.
If you want fantasy romance that is funny, fast, affectionate, and slightly unhinged, Curse of the Gods is very easy to fall into.
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