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Gods of Mist and Mayhem Books in Order

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Browse Gods of Mist and Mayhem by Chani Lynn Feener in order, with summaries, portal-fantasy background, and a quick starting point.

Last updated: July 13, 2026

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Gods of Mist and Mayhem books in publication order

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4 books

1

Captured

by Chani Lynn Feener

2022

Jade survives the first shock of another world, but staying alive under divine attention is a different problem entirely. The second novella keeps the pressure on as her escape options narrow.

2

Command

by Chani Lynn Feener

2022

Trapped in the gods' realm, Jade is forced to face power head-on instead of running from it. This installment sharpens the series' blend of portal fantasy, danger, and dark romance.

3

Cornered

by Chani Lynn Feener

2022

Jade Blakely runs from her crime lord grandfather and accidentally opens a portal into a world ruled by gods. Stranded with her best friend, she becomes the focus of a dark power she really should not attract.

4

Obsession

by Chani Lynn Feener

2022

Back in her own world, Jade still cannot shake the god she left behind, or the grip her grandfather wants to keep on her life. To save herself and Amelia, she has to fight on two fronts at once.

Gods of Mist and Mayhem books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Cornered"

    Cornered

    by Chani Lynn Feener

    2022Gods of Mist and Mayhem, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Captured"

    Captured

    by Chani Lynn Feener

    2022Gods of Mist and Mayhem, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "Obsession"

    Obsession

    by Chani Lynn Feener

    2022Gods of Mist and Mayhem, Book 3
  4. Book cover for "Command"

    Command

    by Chani Lynn Feener

    2022Gods of Mist and Mayhem, Book 4

Series background & context

Gods of Mist and Mayhem is a dark portal fantasy series built around one sharp question: what happens when the person running from danger at home opens a door into something even worse? Jade Blakely is already under pressure when the story begins. She is the heir to a crime family, she wants no part of that future, and then she accidentally drags herself and her best friend into another world.

Unfortunately, that world has gods.

Feener makes good use of the portal setup here because it lets her keep two threats alive at once. Jade is not escaping her old life, not really. Her grandfather, her family expectations, and the leverage people have over her still matter. But now there is also a second realm where divine rulers make the rules, and Jade has drawn the attention of one of the worst among them.

The books are short and quick-moving, but the arc is continuous. Cornered, Captured, Command, and Obsession all build on the same central conflict, with Jade trying to protect herself and Amelia while figuring out what power, if any, she actually has in either world. The romance is dark, the stakes are personal, and the story keeps asking what freedom would even look like for someone who has always been owned by somebody else's plans.

If you want Feener in dark fantasy mode rather than sci-fi mode, this is a useful place to look. The energy is still recognizably hers, high pressure, dangerous attraction, and characters boxed into impossible choices, but the gods-and-portals frame gives it a different flavor.

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