Dragons of Mount Atrox Books in Order
Part ofRiley Storm Books in OrderSee the Dragons of Mount Atrox books by Riley Storm in order, with quick summaries, series background, and where to begin this Five Peaks subseries.
Last updated: July 5, 2026
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Dragons of Mount Atrox books in publication order
4 books
Dragon's Fake Wedding Date
by Riley Storm
2020
A fake date arrangement turns messy when real desire gets involved. With enemies circling and clan politics heating up, pretending may be the easiest part.
Dragon's Second Chance Romance
by Riley Storm
2020
Claire's mistakes have finally caught up with her, and the dragon at the center of them may be her only way out. Their reunion brings passion, old hurts, and fresh danger.
Dragon's True Mate
by Riley Storm
2020
A dragon and a human woman are thrown together just as old threats start moving again around Five Peaks. Fierce attraction quickly becomes a fight for trust and a true mate bond.
Dragon's Devotion
by Riley Storm
2021
Alana never expected a devoted dragon shifter to become both her safest place and biggest risk. His loyalty runs deep, but so do the secrets threatening to tear them apart.
Dragons of Mount Atrox books in chronological order
Dragon's True Mate
by Riley Storm
2020Dragons of Mount Atrox, Book 1
Dragon's Second Chance Romance
by Riley Storm
2020Dragons of Mount Atrox, Book 2
Dragon's Fake Wedding Date
by Riley Storm
2020Dragons of Mount Atrox, Book 3
Dragon's Devotion
by Riley Storm
2021Dragons of Mount Atrox, Book 4
Series background & context
Mount Atrox uses the same hidden-dragon setup as the rest of Five Peaks, but the romances here lean a little harder into emotional tropes. Dragon's True Mate, Dragon's Second Chance Romance, Dragon's Fake Wedding Date, and Dragon's Devotion all pair dragon shifters with women who arrive carrying old mistakes, bad timing, or very understandable trust issues.
The larger supernatural threat never disappears. Gates, rogue enemies, and clan politics still shape the background. But this branch of the world often feels more personal, because the books spend a lot of time on reunion, devotion, second chances, and what happens when fate picks the worst possible moment to intervene.
So if you enjoy dragon romance with a little more emotional mess built into it, Mount Atrox is a good fit. It still connects cleanly to the wider Five Peaks storyline, but it stands out for its mix of protective heroes, high feeling, and very human relationship complications.
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