Slay Quartet Books in Order
Slay Quartet is a series of 5 books written by Laurelin Paige.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Slay Quartet books in publication order
5 books
Rivalry
by Laurelin Paige
2019
Celia is drawn to Edward Fasbender, her father's ruthless business rival, despite the damage a union could cause her family. Treating their attraction as a game becomes dangerous when she realizes how little control she has over her formidable opponent.
Ruin
by Laurelin Paige
2019
Celia finds herself trapped on an island controlled by Edward Fasbender, whose intentions extend beyond the intimate power games she expected. Bargaining with him becomes a struggle to preserve herself against a man determined to dismantle her defenses.
Revenge
by Laurelin Paige
2020
Celia's relationship with Edward Fasbender shifts as he offers protection and helps her rebuild after earlier turmoil. His plans to retaliate against enemies expand to include people who harmed her, drawing them into a shared pursuit of revenge.
Rising
by Laurelin Paige
2020
Edward and Celia have a chance to begin again after confronting powerful enemies. Building the family they both lacked depends on leaving their histories behind, but a crucial decision by Edward could undermine the future they are trying to create.
Slash
by Laurelin Paige
2020
Camilla Fasbender uses her camera and polished appearance to direct attention away from private pain. A man who sees through those defenses challenges the image she presents, forcing her toward a vulnerability she has carefully concealed from others.
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