Storm MC Books in Order
Part ofNina Levine Books in OrderSee the Storm MC books by Nina Levine in order, with summaries, series background, and helpful guidance on where to start reading.
Last updated: July 1, 2026
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Storm MC books in publication order
12 books
Storm
by Nina Levine
2013
Madison Cole worked hard to escape the Storm Motorcycle Club and the man who broke her heart. When danger closes in, biker Jason Reilly is back to protect her, and their second chance burns just as hot as ever.
Blaze
by Nina Levine
2014
Madison and J have fought long and hard to find each other again, but forever is never simple for two people this stubborn. This follow-up dives back into their fiery love and asks whether passion is enough to hold them together.
Fierce
by Nina Levine
2014
Vice president Scott Cole is all control and loyalty until country girl Harlow James crashes into his world. She knows he looks like heartbreak, but when danger comes calling, his fierce need to protect her is hard to resist.
Revive
by Nina Levine
2014
Nash Walker buries his pain behind the club and a hard life that leaves no room for real attachment. Then Velvet Carr arrives with scars of her own, and what starts as something casual becomes a shot at healing for them both.
Sassy Christmas
by Nina Levine
2014
This holiday novella brings the Storm MC women back together for Christmas, chaos, and plenty of heat. It is a fun catch-up with the couples after Slay and before Illusive.
Slay
by Nina Levine
2014
Blade is haunted by an abusive past, a murdered fiancée, and enemies on every side. When Layla Reed becomes the one bright thing in his life, he has to decide whether love can save him before darkness pulls him under.
Command
by Nina Levine
2015
With the club in crisis, Scott Cole steps up as president and leads Storm MC into its biggest war yet. As danger closes in, Scott and Harlow's relationship is tested alongside the future of the club itself.
Illusive
by Nina Levine
2015
Griff Hawkins keeps his past buried and his loyalty fixed on the club, until openhearted Sophia Barnes gets under his skin. When old secrets threaten his place in Storm MC, love suddenly becomes the one risk he can no longer avoid.
Havoc
by Nina Levine
2016
She wanted stability, not her older brother's bossy biker friend. He wanted no strings, until she became the one person who could calm his fury and make him imagine a different kind of life.
Gunnar
by Nina Levine
2020
Gunnar knows Chelsea Novak, a politician's daughter and sworn enemy, is the one woman he should leave alone. Instead, their secret attraction turns into a forbidden fire that could burn down both of their worlds.
Wilder
by Nina Levine
2020
Justin Wilder is a charming country-boy biker with endless patience, which is useful because Scarlett McKenzie argues with him constantly. Everyone else can see they belong together, but these two have to fight through walls and banter first.
Colt
by Nina Levine
2021
Broke, divorced Echo Kade ends up helping the Sydney Storm MC search for a missing woman, which means working closely with dangerously tempting Colton Creed. The investigation brings action, chemistry, and a second chance at starting over.
Storm MC books in chronological order

Storm
by Nina Levine
2013Storm MC, Book 1
Fierce
by Nina Levine
2014Storm MC, Book 2
Blaze
by Nina Levine
2014Storm MC, Book 3
Revive
by Nina Levine
2014Storm MC, Book 4
Slay
by Nina Levine
2014Storm MC, Book 5
Sassy Christmas
by Nina Levine
2014Storm MC, Book 6
Illusive
by Nina Levine
2015Storm MC, Book 7
Command
by Nina Levine
2015Storm MC, Book 8
Havoc
by Nina Levine
2016Storm MC, Book 9
Gunnar
by Nina Levine
2020Storm MC, Book 10
Wilder
by Nina Levine
2020Storm MC, Book 11
Colt
by Nina Levine
2021Storm MC, Book 12
Series background & context
Storm MC is where Nina Levine's book world really starts to take shape. It is a motorcycle club romance series, but not the kind that treats the club as wallpaper. The club is the engine of everything here. Loyalty, violence, secrets, rivalries, leadership struggles, and found family all sit right beside the love stories, so every romance feels tied to a larger world.
The first book, Storm, drops readers straight into that mix with Madison Cole and Jason Reilly, a second-chance relationship that brings personal history and club danger crashing together. From there, the series widens. Fierce gives Scott Cole and Harlow James a grumpy, protective love story. Revive and Slay go darker, leaning into grief, trauma, and the question of whether love can pull someone back from the edge.
This is a series built on strong couples, but it also rewards readers who like an ongoing arc. Illusive, Command, and Havoc keep building the pressure around the club itself, especially when enemies close in and leadership changes matter. By the time you get deeper into the series, the emotional stakes and the club stakes are fully tangled together.
Nobody loves halfway in these books.
That goes for the women too. One of the reasons the series works is that the heroines are not passive spectators to biker drama. They talk back, make hard choices, protect the people they love, and bring a different kind of strength into the club's rough world. The men may be possessive and dangerous, but the relationships only land because the women can meet them head-on.
Later books such as Gunnar, Wilder, and Colt show how wide the Storm world has become. Some stories are more forbidden, some slower-burn, some more action-heavy, and some feel like rewarding catch-ups with characters readers already know. Novellas like Sassy Christmas add extra time with the wider cast instead of feeling like throwaway side material.
The overall tone is dark, sexy, and emotional, with plenty of banter cutting through the grit. If you like MC romance that balances couple-focused stories with a genuine sense of club life, Storm MC is the backbone of Levine's catalog. Read it in order if you can, starting with Storm, because the payoffs get better the more history you have with the club and the people who call it home.
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