Devil's Highwaymen MC Books in Order
Part ofClaire C Riley Books in OrderExplore the Devil's Highwaymen MC books by Claire C Riley in order, with quick summaries, series background, and help choosing your first read.
Last updated: July 9, 2026
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Devil's Highwaymen MC books in publication order
3 books
Ride or Die #1
by Claire C Riley
2017
Jesse and Laney grow up battered, lonely, and drawn to each other in all the worst ways. Their biker love story is rough, tragic, and built on the hope of a second chance.
Ride or Die #2
by Claire C Riley
2017
Casa lives for sex and the club until Harlow crashes back into his life, carrying old wounds and messy history. Love, guilt, and divided loyalties turn this into a painful triangle.
Tame his Beast: Part One & Part Two
by Claire C Riley
2020
Scarred enforcer Beast wakes from torture shattered in body and mind, and trainee nurse Belle is the first person to truly see him. This dark biker duet mixes trauma, tenderness, betrayal, and brutal club law.
Devil's Highwaymen MC books in chronological order
Ride or Die #1
by Claire C Riley
2017Devil's Highwaymen MC, Book 1
Ride or Die #2
by Claire C Riley
2017Devil's Highwaymen MC, Book 2
Tame his Beast: Part One & Part Two
by Claire C Riley
2020Devil's Highwaymen MC, Book 3
Series background & context
The Devil's Highwaymen books sit firmly in the darker end of motorcycle club romance. This is not a polished fantasy version of outlaw life where everyone growls a little and then behaves. Claire C Riley writes this club as rough, violent, loyal, and emotionally damaging in ways that do not disappear just because attraction turns up. The men in this world love hard, but they also carry a lot of damage, and club law is always close by.
The main Highwaymen line in this database runs through Ride or Die #1, Ride or Die #2, and the Tame his Beast duet. Those books all share the same larger world, but they do not tell the same kind of love story. Ride or Die #1 leans into young love, heartbreak, and second-chance energy through Jesse and Laney. Ride or Die #2 gets messier, with Harlow caught in a tangle of old love, present need, and men who are already carrying grief.
Then Tame his Beast pushes the series into even darker territory. Beast is an enforcer broken by torture, and Belle is the woman who sees him when he no longer recognizes himself. That duet brings in trauma, healing, paranoia, and the constant pressure of club loyalty. It has a fairy-tale shape underneath, Beauty and the Beast, but the execution is all scars, blood, and biker rules.
That is what defines this series. The romance is important, but it never floats free of the setting. Territory matters. Brotherhood matters. Reputation matters. If someone betrays the club, there are consequences, and if someone belongs to the club, that bond can shape every part of their life. Riley uses that pressure well, so even the softer moments feel earned rather than easy.
Some stories are second chance. Some are damage control. None of them are gentle.
Expect possessive heroes, wounded heroines, morally messy choices, and a world where affection and violence often sit side by side. If that sounds like your lane, the Devil's Highwaymen books are best read in order, because the shared history and club dynamics build from one story to the next.
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