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Dragons of Mount Rixa Books in Order

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Find the Dragons of Mount Rixa books by Riley Storm in order, with short summaries, series background, and a clear guide to where this arc begins.

Last updated: July 5, 2026

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Dragons of Mount Rixa books in publication order

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4 books

1

Dragon Bound

by Riley Storm

2021

After losing her job at the Department of Dragons, Rene starts digging into the secrets poisoning Five Peaks. Teaming up with Kellan Rixa pulls her into a dangerous conspiracy and a bond neither expected.

2

Dragon Claimed

by Riley Storm

2021

A woman with nowhere left to go finds an unexpected ally in a Mount Rixa dragon. As Five Peaks grows more dangerous, their connection gives her a reason to fight for more than survival.

3

Dragon Loved

by Riley Storm

2021

Stuck in the past and struggling to move forward, a heroine meets a dragon determined to show her a different life. Love arrives just as old wounds and new threats collide.

4

Dragon Savior

by Riley Storm

2021

As the wider dragon world starts to crack, love has to survive under pressure. This finale pushes one last Mount Rixa couple into the heart of the danger threatening everyone in Five Peaks.

Dragons of Mount Rixa books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Dragon Claimed"

    Dragon Claimed

    by Riley Storm

    2021Dragons of Mount Rixa, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Dragon Loved"

    Dragon Loved

    by Riley Storm

    2021Dragons of Mount Rixa, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "Dragon Bound"

    Dragon Bound

    by Riley Storm

    2021Dragons of Mount Rixa, Book 3
  4. Book cover for "Dragon Savior"

    Dragon Savior

    by Riley Storm

    2021Dragons of Mount Rixa, Book 4

Series background & context

Mount Rixa feels like one of the later points in the Five Peaks story, when the secrets are getting harder to contain. The core idea is still the same. Hidden dragon clans live in the mountains, protect the human world, and keep stumbling into fate-driven romance. But here the larger conspiracy starts to sit much closer to the surface.

That is part of what makes Dragon Claimed, Dragon Loved, Dragon Bound, and Dragon Savior appealing. The books still deliver one-couple romances and protective dragon heroes, but they also dig deeper into institutional secrets, shifting loyalties, and the question of who is really controlling the danger inside Five Peaks.

Rixa works especially well for readers who like their romance with a little more investigation behind it. These books feel like they are moving toward answers, not just repeating the premise, and that gives the whole subseries extra momentum.

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Anurag Ramdasan

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