Marissa Farrar Books in Order

Sasha heads to Cambodia to track down her wavering fiancé and boards a bus people keep warning her not to take. Soon the journey turns into a terrifying fight for survival.

Years after Sebastian left, Serenity is trying to live without fear, but danger returns in brutal form. A child, an old love, and a fresh threat drag the series forward.

A grim setting and a darker secret sit at the heart of this standalone. Farrar uses death, secrecy, and human cruelty to build a tense, unsettling story.

Serenity is trapped in an abusive marriage when a chance meeting with the vampire Sebastian changes everything. Dark romance and real fear set the tone from page one.

Serenity is missing, Sebastian is desperate, and the family they built is under attack from every side. Amnesia, bargains, and supernatural danger make this a tense third act.

The conflict around Serenity and Sebastian widens into something bigger and darker. Love is still central, but now whole futures are being decided around it.

Scientist Autumn Anderson starts work at a hidden government facility in Chicago and discovers shifters are real. Meeting Blake changes both the project and her future.

The Serenity arc reaches its final stretch with family, love, and survival all hanging together. It is the payoff book for the long vampire romance at the center.

The Chicago shifter conflict tightens as Autumn is pulled deeper into a world of secrets and control. Survival becomes much harder once escape is not only about her.

Autumn's role in the struggle keeps growing as the hidden shifter world edges toward open conflict. The series starts getting bigger and more dangerous here.

With Chicago under pressure, Autumn finds herself leading an army of shifters and fighting for more than one life. Hope and danger arrive together in this fourth book.

Four women in different countries connect through a shared blog and begin telling the truth about their lives. This is a quieter, more intimate story about friendship, loss, and change.

Born to a vampire father and human mother, Elizabeth can never fully belong to one world. This paranormal romance follows her as danger closes in around her unusual bloodline.

Revenge, rescue, and the future of the shifters all crash into each other as the long conflict keeps escalating. Autumn has no easy choices left by this point.

Jenna keeps moving to stay ahead of a past she does not want catching up with her. When her car breaks down, mechanic Ryker offers help that is as tempting as it is risky.

A hidden, disfigured man known only as Monster kidnaps Lily to fix the face he believes ruined his life. What follows is a dark romance built on captivity and obsession.

After surviving one nightmare, Elizabeth is pushed toward darker magic and fresh danger. The second Dhampyre book expands both the romance and the supernatural threat.

A baby who may change the shifter future draws new enemies into the fight. The final book closes the series with family stakes as well as war.

The trilogy drives toward its hardest choices as debts, captivity, and love crash together. Nobody in this world escapes the cost of what they have done.

A woman becomes a debt to be paid in flesh, and power changes hands in ugly ways. The second Monster book stays dark, tense, and emotionally messy.

Photographer Eric Rutherford wants a model for intimate new work, and art student Anya seems perfect. As the sessions grow more personal, art and obsession start to blur together.

Army veteran Gabi comes home carrying fresh trauma and an amputation, only to run into ex-con Cole Devonport again. Their second chance romance arrives with pain still very much alive.

Dakota has been raised from childhood to become a blood courtesan, and now a vampire named Roman has bought her. He is not what she expected, which only makes things more dangerous.

Codes, memories, and divided loyalties keep pushing the Dark Codes story forward. The heroine has to work out who is using her and who might actually be trying to keep her alive.

Ari discovers she has telekinetic powers and is drawn into the hidden world of the Kin. Urban fantasy, secrets, and a sharp supernatural turn drive this series starter.

Kidnapped and locked away by five dangerous men, the heroine quickly realizes they want more than her body. Whatever is in her head could be the key to everything.

A need to escape sends the heroine into a relationship and situation that may be every bit as dangerous as what she left behind. This is a fast, dark standalone with survival at its core.

The captivity setup grows more complicated as secrets behind the kidnapping start to surface. The men around her are still dangerous, but the bigger threat may be elsewhere.

When Chance catches the scent of the mate meant for him, it changes everything. The problem is that the bond could divide the pack and drag old secrets into the open.

Alyssa is snatched off the roadside and taken to an isolated cabin, where outsider wolf shifter Callum decides fate has handed him his mate. Kidnapping and fated-mate tension fuel this opener.

Ruby may be the alpha's niece, but that does not mean she wants her future decided for her. Ordered into a strategic mating, she finds herself drawn to the wrong brother.

Pregnant and running from a cruel shifter mate, Piper needs somewhere safe before her baby is born. Alpha Carter offers protection, but his own need for an heir makes their bargain anything but simple.

Bad-boy tattoo artist Kane Dalton should know better than to want Holly McCarty. One night is meant to be enough, but this romance has other ideas.

The past turns poisonous when a heroine tied to a serial killer's legacy is dragged back toward danger. Love, fear, and family damage blur together in this darker second Bad Blood story.

Tattoo studio owner Art Fletcher already has enough on his plate before his new American landlady turns up to stay. Sparks fly fast in this London-set contemporary romance.

A dark paranormal romance where temptation, danger, and blood-fueled desire pull two damaged people together. Shorter than a full series, but still very much in Farrar's wheelhouse.

Rocco Rayne never really got over the childhood friend who broke his heart. When Sophia reappears, older and changed, the past refuses to stay buried.

As Earth keeps falling apart, the heroine has to do more than survive. Resistance means choosing sides, trusting the right allies, and fighting back before everything is lost.

With the kingdom falling and freedom on the line, the heroes must pull together for a final stand. The last book brings the dragon-magic arc to its biggest and most personal point.

Guilt-ridden vampire Ivan tracks down his ex on Dartmoor, only to wake in blood beside a corpse and no memory of what happened. The police officer investigating is also his bloodmate.

The final Dark Codes book brings the mystery and the relationships crashing together. Truth hurts, but by now everyone involved knows survival will hurt more if they get it wrong.

Russian vampire Nikolai realizes his bloodmate is in terrible danger just as his thirst threatens to overwhelm him. He has to find her before enemies, hunger, and fate destroy them both.

A dark romance built on revenge, old hate, and attraction that should never have happened. When the daughter of a hated man collides with someone who wants payback, nobody gets out clean.

The Bad Blood trilogy heads into its ugliest fallout as buried truths and violent history catch up with the central couple. Love and hate are still knotted together, and the cost keeps rising.

Verity, the daughter of a ruthless mob boss, is in witness protection when her sister disappears. To get her back, she may have to trust the assassin sent to kill her.

Still running from the mafia's reach, Verity and X have to stay ahead of enemies while trying to work out which secrets between them matter most. The chase keeps tightening.

With X behind bars, Vee is pushed back toward her father's violent world while trying to prove his innocence. The last book turns survival into a final brutal test.

Unexpected turns and shifting loyalties force Verity and X into even riskier territory. In this world, trust is not comfort, it is a gamble.

Alien invasion hits without warning and throws one woman into a survival struggle she never expected. Sci-fi danger and reverse harem tension arrive fast in this opener.

In a divided world where dragon magic has been lost, strangers from rival races are forced together by a growing threat. Epic fantasy stakes and dangerous alliances drive the first book.

The fragile alliance at the center of the series deepens as magic returns and a kingdom edges toward war. Trust, dragons, and old loyalties are all tested harder here.

Kidnapped to Athion, the heroine becomes bait in a much bigger and nastier game than she expected. The second book keeps the pressure high and the choices ugly.

The final Tradrych Strain book pushes its heroine toward one last attempt to break free. By now, escape and desire are impossible to separate cleanly.

Taken to an alien planet and treated as a breeding prize, the heroine has almost no room to maneuver. Survival and attraction twist together in this darker sci-fi romance.

Being tied to Elliot Torres was always going to leave scars. The final book pushes the heroine to decide whether survival means escape, surrender, or something much more dangerous.

Rue is delivered to three men as payment for a job, but they are not the simple villains she expected. Hiding in their world may still get them all killed.

On the run together, Rue and the three men who have taken her in have no room for mistakes. Outside danger keeps closing in, even as the bond between them grows harder to deny.

The fight against the invaders turns into open counterattack. Human and alien alliances are pushed hard as the series moves from endurance into rebellion.

Raised without freedom, the heroine is pushed into the orbit of a ruthless criminal heir who was never supposed to care. Power, possession, and dangerous chemistry shape the first book.

Earth is no longer safe for human women, and Athion becomes the only real hope. Evacuation, fresh threats, and complicated loyalties power the final Darkest Skies book.

Guilt and obsession tighten around the central couple as the fallout from the first book deepens. What began as control starts to look a lot more like mutual ruin.

Newly qualified child psychologist Amy Penrose recognizes the signs of abuse in a young boy brought to her office. The more she tries to help, the more danger starts to press into her own life.

Trying to escape was never going to be easy, and now the group has been dragged back into the reach of their enemies. The final book asks what they are willing to sacrifice to stay together.

Aisha's world keeps widening as vampire, wolf, and gargoyle loyalties grow harder to read. The second book deepens both the supernatural danger and the group dynamic.

Natalie Anders thinks she is finally building a new life, until the charming man she falls for starts chipping away at her confidence and freedom. This psychological thriller turns a romance into a trap.

The Wicked Monsters story keeps building as Aisha is pulled harder between power, desire, and the creatures fighting around her. The stakes get stranger and more personal here.

After losing her mother, Grace grabs the chance to join a hiking holiday far from London. Surrounded by strangers in the wild, she starts to wonder which of them can really be trusted.

Taken from the Pit where she was raised, Aisha finds herself in vampire Dashiell's possession and discovers monsters are more complicated than she thought. Danger and temptation surround her fast.

A serial killer is strangling young women and arranging their bodies like works of art. Erica Swift knows the pattern is terrifying, especially when the victims resemble her.

When a case turns toward the most vulnerable victims, Erica Swift is forced into a hunt where every hour matters. The title tells you plenty about how dark this one gets.

Victims are abducted in London and found blind, with their eyes taken. DI Erica Swift hunts the killer while a horrific piece of her own past crashes back into view.

A student wakes in university halls beside blood with no memory of what happened. Erica Swift steps into a brutal campus murder where somebody is still hiding the truth.

Ryan Chase and his team are pushed into another dark Bristol investigation where the trail refuses to go cold. The case hits hard while his personal life is still fraying.

Hallie is meant to marry Tam Cornell, and he gives her thirty days living under his roof to change her mind. Arranged marriage, dark attraction, and family rivalry drive the tension.

Freedom, identity, and the future of Aisha's bonds all come to a head in the last Wicked Monsters book. It is the payoff for the full paranormal ride.

When a dismembered leg is pulled from the River Avon, DI Ryan Chase is forced into a brutal investigation. He is already carrying grief, and the case does not go easy on him.

A short early Ryan Chase story that throws him into a fast, high-pressure case before the main series fully gets going. It works well as a quick introduction to his world.

A burning body on an East London canal path opens a case tangled up with politics, desperation, and more death. Erica Swift is pushed into one of her hardest investigations yet.

A young woman's body is found in an East London park with symbols drawn on her skin and no obvious injuries. Erica Swift faces a case that is stranger than it first looks.

A copycat killer starts recreating old murders across London. To stop them, Erica may have to listen to the prisoner who murdered her husband and claims to know more.

This shorter prequel novella adds background to Erica Swift's world and the lies that shaped it. It works best as an extra piece once you know the series tone.

A holiday-season Erica Swift novella with a darker edge than the title first suggests. It is a shorter visit to the series world, not a cheerful detour.

Honor takes what she thinks is a maid's job on a private island resort and ends up mistaken for prey in a paid hunt. Four damaged owners, one lie, and no safe exit.

The final Limit book brings the island story to a violent, high-pressure close. Love, survival, and everything the characters have been hiding finally collide.

The game on the island gets darker as secrets start breaking through the surface. Honor and the four men are no longer only playing by rules they understand.

A case tied to the dead drags Ryan toward secrets that should have stayed buried. The series keeps its procedural drive but gives this one a colder, older shadow.

Leo Cornell kidnaps Kaja to strike back at her murderous father, only to discover she is far more than a pawn. Revenge and fascination make a dangerous pair.

With family loss and mafia pressure closing in, the hero sees Ivy as both temptation and revenge. Building a future around an enemy's daughter is never going to stay simple.

A young man is found with his abdomen cut open and his organs removed, and that first death is only the beginning. Ryan Chase has to follow a horrifying chain of murders.

A dark standalone about endurance, betrayal, and what it really costs to make it out alive. Farrar keeps the pressure close and personal all the way through.

Loyalty and obsession sit at the center of this Erica Swift case. As usual, the danger comes not only from violence, but from what people will do for the beliefs they cling to.

An investigation linked to an abandoned child leads Erica Swift into another knot of buried truth. The title points to a case where identity and history matter just as much as the murder.

A long-buried body in wasteland pulls Erica into an old secret that people are still willing to kill for. The dead may be silent, but someone out there remembers everything.

Surviving the wilderness was only the start. Now Laney, Reed, Cade, and Darius are caught in a new nightmare where gun-runners test every bond they formed.

Laney is days from turning eighteen when her mother dies and the family she never really knew takes her in. A plane crash in the Canadian wilderness turns everything darker and far more intimate.

Back in civilization, Laney and the men around her still have trauma, secrets, and public scrutiny to survive. Rescue does not mean peace in this final Immoral book.

Ryan Chase faces a quieter but no less dangerous investigation, where what people refuse to say matters as much as what the crime scene shows. The tension here is steady and close.

Erica Swift hunts a predator who works under cover of darkness and fear. As ever, the case is not content to stay politely on the job side of her life.

When a burned trailer is found in a California desert commune, Detective Lawrey Winters is called in. The case is personal too, because her troubled son lives in Sandtown.

Another Erica Swift case built around timing, memory, and a killer who plans with care. The series keeps its procedural pace while sharpening the psychological tension.

Lawrey Winters keeps digging beneath Sandtown's hard exterior and finds more resistance than answers. The sequel stays focused on place, secrecy, and the cost of looking too closely.

The Sandtown trilogy returns for one more tense case where old damage and fresh violence meet. By now, Lawrey knows the community never gives up its truths easily.

Everyone warns the heroine to stay away from the Devils of Verona Falls University, which is exactly why this dark college romance works. Attraction, danger, and group tension start immediately.

The heroine is in deeper now, and the Devils are not letting go. This middle book tightens the dark university-world dynamic rather than letting anyone off easy.

The Devils trilogy heads for its payoff with obsession, danger, and possession all sharpened. By this point, the heroine is far too entangled to walk away cleanly.

Organized crime and wider corruption push Erica into dirtier territory than a single killer case. This one broadens the danger around her without losing the series tension.

Revenge and loyalty keep pulling the Vipers in different directions. The second book deepens the pressure around the heroine and the men determined to keep her close.

A new Verona Falls group takes center stage, bringing fresh menace, chemistry, and a heroine caught in the middle. The Vipers trilogy opens with plenty of bite.

Words themselves become part of the menace in this later Erica Swift thriller. It keeps the series focus on unsettling signatures, human weakness, and detectives under strain.

Taelyn frees her half-incubus stepbrother Ruarok from a magical prison just as a kingdom needs a new ruler. He wants her, her throne, and possibly her ruin.

Erica faces an opponent who appears to think several moves ahead of everyone else. The title hints at a calculating case where strategy matters as much as force.

A body pulled from the water opens another knot of secrets for Erica Swift to unravel. It is a strong late-series setup with the usual dark procedural pull.

A new heroine falls into the orbit of the Preachers in Verona Falls, and the dark group dynamic clicks into place fast. This starts the third university trilogy.

The Preachers trilogy closes with possession, payback, and a final choice that has been building across all three books. Nobody gets to stay untouched.

Loyalties deepen and the pressure around the Preachers starts to crack wider open. The middle book keeps the romance dark and the stakes personal.

Promises made by dangerous men are never simple. This final Vipers book brings the trilogy's possessive energy and long-building conflict to a close.

Camile thought the Riders were her safe place, but loyalties start to splinter and an old enemy gets close enough to take her. Now Jack and his men may be her only way out.

The final Riders book promises the endgame for Camile and the club around her. Expect revenge, loyalty tests, and one last fight over who gets to rule the wreckage.

When violence tears through her life, Camile runs to Jack McGrath, the Verona Falls Riders president and her best friend's father. His club offers shelter, but desire and secrets arrive with it.