Fierce Books in Order
Part ofClarissa Wild Books in OrderSee the Fierce series by Clarissa Wild in order, with short summaries, series background, and a simple guide to Autumn and Hunter's full story.
Last updated: July 3, 2026
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Fierce books in publication order
5 books
Fierce
by Clarissa Wild
2014
Autumn and Hunter collide in a steamy college romance shaped by class differences, rough history, and strong feelings neither handles neatly. It is emotional, physical, and more grounded than Wild's darkest work.
Fight
by Clarissa Wild
2014
This short prequel gives readers an early look at the Fierce world before Autumn and Hunter's full story takes off. Good as a sampler, but not the emotional center of the series.
Filthy
by Clarissa Wild
2014
The arc continues with more outside pressure and more choices about the future. It is the payoff phase of a romance that refuses to stay easy or uncomplicated.
Flame
by Clarissa Wild
2014
Autumn and Hunter move forward, but family strain, money trouble, and old wounds keep testing them. It keeps the heat high while leaning harder into growth, loyalty, and commitment.
Fury
by Clarissa Wild
2014
Told from Hunter's side, this companion novella revisits the early relationship with more of his fears, wants, and rough edges. It works best after Fierce.
Fierce books in chronological order
Fierce
by Clarissa Wild
2014Fierce, Book 1
Fury
by Clarissa Wild
2014Fierce, Book 2
Fight
by Clarissa Wild
2014Fierce, Book 3
Flame
by Clarissa Wild
2014Fierce, Book 4
Filthy
by Clarissa Wild
2014Fierce, Book 5
Series background & context
The Fierce series is a new adult college romance built around Autumn and Hunter. It unfolds across Fight, Fierce, Fury, Flame, and Filthy, though the emotional center of the story is the long push and pull between Autumn and Hunter rather than a rotating cast of couples.
Compared with Clarissa Wild's dark romance books, this series is more grounded. The stakes come less from criminal empires or captivity and more from class differences, rough family history, money worries, bad timing, and the fear that love will not be enough to fix what life has already damaged.
It is still intense.
Hunter is the sort of hero who feels hard-edged and defensive because he has had to be. Autumn brings warmth, patience, and her own set of wants, which means the relationship is not just about chemistry. It is about whether two people from very different emotional places can build something steady without losing themselves in the process.
The multi-book structure gives the series room to breathe. Instead of rushing the couple from meeting to finish, Wild lets their problems keep evolving. Attraction is only the first challenge. Trust, pride, work, family, and future plans all get their turn to complicate things.
If you like your romance emotional, steamy, and more relationship-centered than high-concept, Fierce is a good place to go. Read it in order for the full Autumn and Hunter arc.
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