Heaven & Hell (C Hallman) Books in Order
Part ofC Hallman Books in OrderDiscover Heaven & Hell by C Hallman in order, with summaries, series background, and straightforward guidance on where to start.
Last updated: July 15, 2026
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Heaven & Hell (C Hallman) books in publication order
2 books
Hell
by C Hallman
2021
A dark romance about people facing a situation that feels impossible to escape. Desire, danger, and emotional damage combine as they try to find something worth saving.
Their Kitten
by C Hallman
2024
A young woman enters the orbit of several intensely protective men in this dark reverse-harem romance. Their growing connection is tested by control, trust, and the danger surrounding them.
Heaven & Hell (C Hallman) books in chronological order
Series background & context
Heaven & Hell is a dark romance pairing built around the idea that love can feel like both rescue and punishment. The series includes Hell, a title that fits Hallman’s interest in characters facing danger, emotional damage, and relationships they may not be able to resist.
There is no easy way out.
The story sits in the same general space as Hallman’s other darker work, where secrets, possession, and past trauma affect every choice. Characters are forced to decide what they will sacrifice for freedom, safety, or the person they cannot stop wanting.
The tone is intense and emotionally charged rather than lighthearted. Readers can expect a romance shaped by high conflict, moral uncertainty, and a continuing sense that the past is still close behind the characters.
Begin with Hell and follow the listed order. This approach gives the relationship and its central conflict time to build without skipping the emotional setup.
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