Orchestrated Corruption Books in Order
Part ofPiper Stone Books in OrderFind the Orchestrated Corruption books by Piper Stone in order, with short summaries and a guide to the series that helps you decide what to read first.
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Orchestrated Corruption books in publication order
5 books
Brutal Silence
by Piper Stone
2026
A woman’s encounter with Montgomery Prince begins at a bar, before she knows he is a powerful mafia boss. Drawn into his private world, she discovers that his influence over the town extends to demands on her life.
Captured Sins
by Piper Stone
2026
A woman intended for a Russian mob heir meets crime boss Jaxon Prince at a masquerade ball and accompanies him home. What she expects to be one night becomes a confrontation with his determination to keep her.
Darkest Lies
by Piper Stone
2026
After a stranger helps her injured dog, a woman spends the night with him and discovers he is mafia boss Sinclair Prince. Their unexpected connection draws her into his criminal world and his plans for marriage.
Illicit Vows
by Piper Stone
2026
A woman attracted to notorious mafia boss Alexander Prince tries to flee after he takes her from a courtroom. His pursuit draws her into captivity and an intended marriage, complicating the desire she felt before knowing his plans.
Stolen Whispers
by Piper Stone
2026
A woman leaves for another country, only to be pursued by her brother’s trusted enforcer Donatello Giovanni. Their forbidden attraction becomes a struggle over independence as he brings her back into his world and plans to marry her.
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