Shards of Fate Books in Order
Part ofRiley Storm Books in OrderFind the Shards of Fate books by Riley Storm in order, with short summaries, trilogy background, and a clear place to start reading.
Last updated: July 5, 2026
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Shards of Fate books in publication order
3 books
Broken Fate
by Riley Storm
2023
Jada tries to fight the immortal Alphas and ends up in a prison cell, until a rebel named Kiel offers escape and a bigger cause. Trusting him could start a revolution and ruin her life.
Conflicted Fate
by Riley Storm
2023
With the immortal Alphas closing in, Jada has to decide where her loyalty and heart truly belong. The final book turns romance into rebellion and pushes the whole world toward a reckoning.
Veiled Fate
by Riley Storm
2023
Jada learns her family history is built on lies, and the shattered Fate Stone has left a mark that could destroy her. To survive, she has to go back to Kiel, even after his own secrets cut deep.
Shards of Fate books in chronological order
Series background & context
Shards of Fate starts in prison and gets more dangerous from there. Jada has already tried to fight back against the immortal Alphas ruling her world, and it has gone badly. Then a rebel named Kiel offers escape, truth, and a cause bigger than survival.
That tension powers Broken Fate, Veiled Fate, and Conflicted Fate. Storm combines rebellion fantasy with mate-bond romance, secret lineage, magical marks, and the constant problem of whether Kiel can be trusted with as much as he keeps hidden.
If you enjoy fantasy romance where love and revolution get tangled together, this trilogy fits well. The books stay relationship-driven, but the world around the couple is always moving toward a reckoning.
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