Depraved Sinners Books in Order

Depraved Sinners is Sheridan Anne in full dark-mafia mode. The series opens with Shayne being stalked, trapped, and effectively handed over to the DeAngelis brothers, Roman, Levi, and Marcus, the feared sons of a powerful mafia family. From there, the books lean all the way into captivity, obsession, violence, and the ugly thrill of watching a heroine survive inside a system designed to break her.

It is not pretending to be safe.

What makes this series different from some of Anne's school-based work is the scale of the power imbalance. Shayne is not just dealing with mean rich boys or private-school politics. She is dealing with men raised inside organized violence, men who are feared for good reason, and a world where possession can look a lot like affection. The books know that tension is the point, and they keep circling it.

At the same time, the story is not static. Shayne is not written as a passive captive waiting for rescue. She adapts, pushes, bargains, and claws back space where she can. As the series moves forward, the emotional dynamics between her and the brothers get more layered, even while the outside war keeps getting worse. Rivalries, blood loyalty, and family expectations keep closing in, which gives the romance a constant sense of danger.

Everything here is turned up.

If you like reverse harem romance with mafia stakes and characters who are equal parts seductive and horrifying, Depraved Sinners is probably one of Anne's clearest examples of that style. It is brutal, chaotic, and very committed to its own darkness. Readers should go in expecting moral mess, a heroine under pressure, and brothers who are never meant to feel simple or clean.