Melissa Marr Books in Order

Aislinn has spent years hiding the fact that she can see faeries. When the Summer King notices her, staying invisible is no longer an option, and an ordinary life starts slipping out of reach.

Leslie wants a fresh start, but a beautiful tattoo becomes a doorway into the Dark Court instead. As Irial's magic sinks deeper into her skin, survival and desire start looking dangerously alike.

Aislinn may be the Summer Queen, but that does not make her life easier. As rival courts circle and Seth is pulled toward immortality, love becomes tangled with power, pressure, and dangerous compromise.

This graphic return to the Wicked Lovely universe turns refuge into another kind of trap. Faery politics, divided loyalties, and the promise of safety all come with a price.

The second Desert Tales graphic volume raises the pressure as shifting alliances and old debts close in. Survival means choosing sides, even when every option asks too much.

Ani can see danger building between the courts, but wanting to stay out of faery politics is not the same as escaping them. This installment shifts the spotlight and deepens the series' tangled loyalties.

A Dark Court story about longing, memory, and the way faery choices keep echoing through mortal lives. It adds more texture to the Wicked Lovely world without giving away the larger series.

The second half of this Dark Court story pushes its characters deeper into desire, danger, and the costs of faery bargains. It is best read as part of the wider Wicked Lovely world.

The faery courts are heading toward open conflict, and the choices made earlier in the series finally come due. This finale brings Aislinn, Seth, and their allies into a last fight with real losses at stake.

When Rebekkah Barrow returns to Claysville for her grandmother's funeral, she learns the town survives by keeping an old bargain with the dead. If the rituals fail, the dead do not stay buried.

At a beach party, Alana stumbles into selkie magic she never asked for. This short fantasy turns attraction, freedom, and old enchantments into a dangerous personal bargain.

This Wicked Lovely story revisits familiar faeries and the habits they cannot quite leave behind. It is a compact return to the Dark Court, full of old loyalties and fresh tension.

The final Desert Tales volume drives toward a reckoning where love, duty, and freedom cannot all survive intact. It closes the graphic story with sharper stakes and harder choices.

A brief, moody story about connection, dividing lines, and the choices people make when emotion outruns good sense. Small in scale, it still carries Melissa Marr's taste for tension and unease.

In a hidden city ruled by old rivalries, performer Mallory is pulled into a deadly struggle involving daimons, witches, and hunters. The book blends romance, spectacle, and urban fantasy politics.

This collection gathers dark fantasy stories that move between faerie danger, eerie romance, and sharp little nightmares. Some pieces return to familiar worlds, while others stand alone and bite just as hard.

Two sisters who are not quite human try to build an ordinary life in suburbia while still protecting their feral younger kin. The result is funny, strange, and edged with real threat.

This collection brings the Desert Tales graphic story together in one place. It is a compact return to the Wicked Lovely universe, full of faery danger, shifting loyalties, and hard-won choices.

In Blackwell, South Dakota, Matt Thorsen learns Norse myths are real when monstrous wolves escape and Ragnarok begins to stir. With his cousins beside him, he has to face family secrets, ancient enemies, and a destiny he never wanted.

After a personal collapse, Chloe wakes in the Wasteland, a strange world of gunfighters, magic, and second chances. To survive, she has to trust a ragged band of outlaws fighting a far bigger threat.

The hidden city edges closer to open conflict as loyalties splinter and old plans turn deadly. This sequel raises the stakes around power, family, and survival.

This return to Claysville proves that death is never simple in the Graveminder world. Old bargains, restless dead, and the town's buried rules keep turning grief into danger.

After a hit-and-run leaves Eva scarred, she wakes with the terrifying ability to see how people will die. That would be bad enough without the killer who seems obsessed with reaching her first.

Ragnarok is still moving, and Matt, Laurie, and Fen are forced deeper into a war shaped by prophecy and trickery. The second Blackwell Pages adventure widens the quest, with more monsters, sharper risks, and less room to hide.

Sasha Kovac is trying to keep her life small and safe until murder, stolen money, and her attraction to Adam blow that plan apart. It is contemporary romance with a streak of danger running through it.

A tender picture book about how far a parent would go to find a much-loved child, even in the wildest imaginary places. It is warm, playful, and built around absolute reassurance.

With the end of the world closing in, Matt and his cousins race to stop one last catastrophic threat rising from the sea. The trilogy finale leans hard into Norse monsters, loyalty, and impossible choices.

Aubrey is trying to rebuild her life, not fall for Zion, the fiercely protective enforcer of a Southern motorcycle club. But local trouble and rising attraction keep pushing them into the same dangerous orbit.

Lilywhite Abernathy is pulled into a divided world where humans and fae barely coexist, and she matters more to the conflict than she ever guessed. The result is part fantasy, part political powder keg.

A standalone fantasy short about a young woman, a dangerous theft, and the price of crossing old powers. It reads like a dark fairy tale with sharp edges.

Ellen knows better than to get tangled up with Alamo, a biker bound by club rules and old loyalties. Their chemistry is immediate, but wanting each other is the easy part.

Lily and her allies are caught between human power and faery revenge as the divided world grows even more unstable. The sequel goes bigger on danger, politics, and the cost of belonging.

A collection of darker short fiction that leans into obsession, folklore, and the places where love turns strange. It is a good fit for readers who like Melissa Marr at her moodiest.

A lively read-aloud that follows a spirited little dragon through a day of play, mess, and family affection. It has the warm, rhythmic feel of a favorite storytime book.

Another Claysville story where the boundary between living and dead frays again. In the Graveminder world, old bargains never stay quiet for long.

A compact Wicked Lovely story collection centered on the Dark Court. It gathers shorter works full of old bonds, dangerous desire, and the lingering complications of faery life.

This Wicked Lovely tale checks in on Irial, Niall, and Leslie after the main series. It mixes intimacy with the lingering complications of faery bonds and old history.

A short supernatural story about what lingers after loss, and the strength it takes to face what should have stayed buried. It is quick, eerie, and emotionally sharp.

Sasha has worked hard to leave bad choices behind, including her feelings for Adam. Then murder, stolen money, and a forced close-quarters hiding place make staying detached impossible.

This Wicked Lovely collection gathers short fiction, including Dark Court pieces and selkie tales, into one volume. It is part catch-up, part expansion, and part mood piece for longtime fans.

Ivy, the queen of Faery's eldest daughter, has to save her home as the ruler's madness puts the whole realm at risk. To do it, she must trust both her wits and an unlikely human ally.

A gentle follow-up to Bunny Roo, this picture book makes room for growing love and changing family rhythms. It is soft, reassuring, and meant to be read close.

Set in 1890s New Orleans, this Wicked Lovely prequel follows Thelma Foy, a mortal jeweler with the Sight, into a dangerous struggle between faery courts. Irial may be her best hope and her worst risk.

Amity Blue starts remembering the truth about Claysville just as the town's contract with Death begins to crack. If the hungry dead keep rising, everyone there will pay for it.

This dark Wonderland tale follows a maid caught in the dangerous orbit of a mad queen. Loyalty, desire, and survival all twist together in a short story with sharp teeth.

A survivor hiding in New Orleans, a mortician chasing a serial killer, and a novelist looking for his next book all collide in this dark thriller. The result is tense, ugly, and hard to look away from.

Set after the main Wicked Lovely arc, this story shows what comes next once the largest battles are over. Peace is never simple in a faery world built on old wants and older wounds.

In near-future New Orleans, Geneviève Crowe makes a living dealing with the dead. When her magic falters and bodies start raising bigger questions, she is forced into dangerous bargains with murder, magic, and a faery prince.

A prequel tale set before Wicked Lovely, this story looks at an earlier generation touched by the courts. It shows how faery attention can shape a life long before the main series begins.

A holiday Faery Bargains novella in which Geneviève has to juggle romance, work, family, and another bargain gone wrong. The setting is festive, but the danger stays real.

This Faery Bargains follow-up mixes celebration with the exact sort of supernatural complication Geneviève can never quite avoid. Love, obligation, and danger keep arriving together.

A brisk Faery Bargains novella that throws Geneviève into another messy job, with trouble, cocktails, and supernatural politics close behind. In this world, even a short break turns dangerous.

A short fiction collection that mixes fairy-tale retellings, standalones, and stories tied to Melissa Marr's larger worlds. It is a good sampler of the darker corners of her imagination.

Vicky's life changes when she is drawn into a hidden magical world filled with gargoyles, kelpies, wards, and old grudges. She wants justice, but getting it means learning how dangerous that world really is.

Geneviève Crowe's troubles with the dead and the fae get worse during Carnival season, when bodies start piling up again. Romance is complicated enough without hunting a killer through New Orleans.

Katherine has always known she is only half mortal, but meeting Urian drags her straight into renewed court conflict. This later Wicked Lovely novel mixes desert danger, family secrets, and forbidden attraction.

This Faery Bargains entry gathers more of Geneviève and Eli's story, deepening their romance while expanding the series' undead and fae complications. It is a good bridge between the larger novels.

Geneviève Crowe's troubles with the dead, the fae, and her own heart are far from over. This installment keeps the series' mix of New Orleans danger, romance, and supernatural fallout moving.

This collection gathers Wicked Lovely stories set before and after the main novels, including key side tales that deepen the series. It is especially useful for readers who want more of the courts and their history.

A picture book built from Melissa Marr's photographs and poetic text about a real herd of wild horses in Arizona. It is less story than quiet wonder, and that is the point.

Otter has grown up at sea helping guard the secret of dragons, but a damaged ship and a trip toward the Netherwhere change everything. This companion fantasy mixes family warmth with adventure and hidden magic.

A young chick with two moms starts wondering why his family looks different from some of the others around him. The answer is gentle, simple, and rooted in love.

Ellie Brandeau has tried very hard to stay ordinary, which becomes impossible once her magic wakes and she is taken to a hidden witch town. Crenshaw offers answers, but it is full of secrets and damage too.

This YA graphic novel gives Harleen Quinzel a Jekyll-and-Hyde style origin, with a clinical trial triggering memory gaps and a riskier self. Pamela Isley, anxiety, and Gotham trouble all feed the chaos.

Ellie is meant to help heal Crenshaw, but memory gaps and buried truths make trusting anyone harder than ever. This sequel pairs magical fallout with a sharp, uneasy love story.

A one-night stand turns into a long-distance bond between professor turned novelist Toni and aspiring actress Addie. Then a fake Victorian wedding tied to the TV adaptation of Toni's book goes very public.

This sequel continues the series' mix of faery danger, curses, and complicated love. Old wounds and new betrayals push its heroines toward darker choices.

Gabrielle, a hunter bound to fight deadly faery beasts, is pulled back toward Isabeau, the cursed noblewoman who once broke her heart. Their reunion unfolds against monsters, duty, and very old magic.

Editor Greta Clayborne thinks she is signing up for a no-strings hookup, not a professional disaster. When the woman she cannot forget turns out to be her reclusive new author, desire and ethics collide.