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Dirty Empire Books in Order

Part ofKA Tucker Books in Order

See the Dirty Empire books in order by K.A. Tucker, with short summaries, series background, and a clear guide to where this dark romance starts.

Last updated: July 4, 2026

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Dirty Empire books in publication order

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4 books

1

Gabriel Fallen

by KA Tucker

2019

Mercy's bargain with Gabriel keeps paying off, but the closer she gets to him, the more dangerous his world becomes. This sequel deepens their connection while making clear how much that connection could cost her.

2

Sweet Mercy

by KA Tucker

2019

Mercy Wheeler only wants to protect her father in prison, but Gabriel Easton sees exactly how desperate she is. Their dangerous bargain pulls her into a cruel game where attraction and power are impossible to separate.

3

Dirty Empire

by KA Tucker

2020

Mercy's loyalties are stretched to the limit as Gabriel tries to break free of his family's criminal legacy. Their attraction is still fierce, but so are the consequences, and every choice pulls them deeper into danger.

4

Fallen Empire

by KA Tucker

2021

Mercy and Gabriel's fight against his father's grip reaches a breaking point in the final act of their dark romance. Trapped by violence, loyalty, and family power, they have to risk everything to get out alive and together.

Dirty Empire books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Sweet Mercy"

    Sweet Mercy

    by KA Tucker

    2019Dirty Empire, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Gabriel Fallen"

    Gabriel Fallen

    by KA Tucker

    2019Dirty Empire, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "Dirty Empire"

    Dirty Empire

    by KA Tucker

    2020Dirty Empire, Book 3
  4. Book cover for "Fallen Empire"

    Fallen Empire

    by KA Tucker

    2021Dirty Empire, Book 4

Series background & context

The books grouped here under Dirty Empire are dark, steamy romantic suspense, and they work best if you read them as one long story. The arc begins with Sweet Mercy, when Mercy Wheeler is trying to protect her father in prison and gets pulled into the orbit of Gabriel Easton, the son of a crime boss. Gabriel has leverage, Mercy is desperate, and the bargain between them is a bad idea from the start.

Nobody walks into this series on safe ground.

The core of the story is Mercy and Gabriel, and Tucker follows them across multiple books instead of resetting the board each time. That means the relationship gets room to turn, deepen, and get messier. Mercy is not entering Gabriel's world from a position of power, and Gabriel is not some soft hero who simply needs love to sort himself out. Their pull toward each other is real, but so are the manipulation, danger, and family expectations wrapped around them.

A lot of the tension comes from legacy. Gabriel wants out from under the weight of his father and the empire tied to him, but leaving a violent world is easier said than done. Mercy, meanwhile, is constantly trying to protect the people she loves without losing herself in the process. The stakes keep rising because each choice affects loyalty, survival, and who they become inside a system built on fear.

This is not a cozy mafia romance or a light enemies-to-lovers read. The tone is darker, the sexual tension is strong, and the threats feel immediate. Nightclubs, prison connections, family power plays, and violent men with long memories all shape the atmosphere.

It is fast, intense, and definitely meant to be read in order. If what you want is a romance with sharp edges, high heat, and a couple who have to fight hard for every inch of trust, this series delivers exactly that.

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