Marissa Farrar Books in Order

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.