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From Russia... Books in Order

Part ofMolly Harper Books in Order

See the From Russia books by Molly Harper, writing as Jacey Conrad, in order, with brief summaries and a quick guide to this short duo.

Last updated: July 1, 2026

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From Russia... books in publication order

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1

From Russia With Claws

by Molly Harper

2015

This short Jacey Conrad paranormal romance moves fast, mixing attraction, trouble, and a playful wink at spy-movie energy. It is a compact read built more on chemistry and momentum than a sprawling setup.

2

From Russia With Fangs

by Molly Harper

2015

The second From Russia story keeps the tone light and bitey, with supernatural complications arriving quickly. Expect another brisk, playful paranormal romance that does not overstay its welcome.

From Russia... books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "From Russia With Claws"

    From Russia With Claws

    by Molly Harper

    2015From Russia..., Book 1
  2. Book cover for "From Russia With Fangs"

    From Russia With Fangs

    by Molly Harper

    2015From Russia..., Book 2

Series background & context

The From Russia... books are one of Molly Harper's smaller side projects under the Jacey Conrad name. There are only two entries, From Russia With Claws and From Russia With Fangs, so this is more of a compact duet than a long-running series.

What stands out first is the mood. Even before you open the books, the titles hint at a playful mash-up of paranormal romance and spy-caper energy. These are quick reads built for pace, chemistry, and a little tongue-in-cheek danger rather than deep, winding worldbuilding.

That smaller scale can be a plus. If you like Harper's lighter touch but do not want to commit to a dozen connected books, this pair is easy to sample. The stories move fast, lean into the supernatural fun promised by the titles, and keep the focus on attraction under pressure.

In other words, this is a bite-sized stop in the Harper universe. Best approached as brisk, playful paranormal romance, it works well for readers who want something short, a little silly, and very easy to finish in a sitting or two.

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