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The Boundarylands Books in Order

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Find The Boundarylands books in order by Callie Rhodes, with short summaries, world background, and easy guidance on the best place to start.

Last updated: July 5, 2026

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The Boundarylands books in publication order

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15 books

1

Aric

by Callie Rhodes

2020

Jocelyn wakes in the last place she ever meant to be, an alpha's bed deep in the Boundarylands. Aric knows she is hiding something, and once he decides she is his responsibility, escape gets very complicated.

2

Cade

by Callie Rhodes

2020

An unclaimed omega is trapped with a brutal alpha from another part of the Boundarylands. When Cade finds her hidden in a truck, he takes a dangerous risk to steal her away and show her a different kind of life.

3

Gray

by Callie Rhodes

2020

Olivia is sent into the Boundarylands to observe Gray, but her mission is really a setup. Stranded near a careful, watchful alpha, she starts to see how much the beta government is willing to sacrifice to control them.

4

Kian

by Callie Rhodes

2020

Hunted by a violent fiancé, Paige flees into the forbidden Boundarylands and straight to the alpha she was taught to fear. One touch from Kian changes everything, forcing her to choose between old lies and a wild new life.

5

Knox

by Callie Rhodes

2020

Activist Josie Price is punished for defying the beta government by being thrown over the border. Knox is the huge alpha who finds her first, and what begins as exile turns into a reckoning with everything she was taught to fear.

6

Maddox

by Callie Rhodes

2020

A wounded woman on the run collapses inside Maddox's territory with killers close behind. As he fights to keep her alive, danger outside and desire inside make survival feel as risky as surrender.

7

Roman

by Callie Rhodes

2020

Phoebe's family smuggles goods across the border until one bad deal costs her freedom. Trapped with the reclusive alpha Roman, she has to decide whether he is another captor or the first man willing to see her clearly.

8

Ryder

by Callie Rhodes

2020

Mari is young, cornered, and mixed up in dangerous beta-world trouble when she runs into the Boundarylands. Ryder is a newer alpha still finding his place, but protecting her quickly becomes the one thing he knows for sure.

9

Samson

by Callie Rhodes

2020

Cassidy has spent years studying the alphas, and Samson has wanted her just as long. Their attraction breaks every rule of the Boundarylands, especially when a trusted beta woman becomes the one thing this massive alpha cannot resist.

10

Troy

by Callie Rhodes

2020

Faith storms into the Boundarylands looking for the sister her family said was dead. Troy is the alpha who stops her, and the deeper she goes into his world, the harder it is to believe the stories she was raised on.

11

Ty

by Callie Rhodes

2020

Mia is injured and abandoned in alpha territory after a night gone wrong. Ty finds her first, and their bond sparks fast, but claiming each other means facing her powerful family and the rules of the beta world.

12

Zeke

by Callie Rhodes

2020

After killing a corrupt man in self-defense, Darcy runs for the only place the beta world fears most. Zeke can help her disappear, but his own scars make him resist the bond pulling them together.

13

Jax

by Callie Rhodes

2021

Fresh out of graduate school, Victoria lands her dream job and discovers the lab's secret, a chained alpha named Jax. Freeing him could destroy her life, but leaving him caged may cost them both far more.

14

Trace

by Callie Rhodes

2021

Forbidden alpha romance has made Kiera famous under a fake name, but research in the real Boundarylands is a different game. Trace sees through her cover fast, and soon her private fantasies start becoming dangerously real.

15

Vonn

by Callie Rhodes

2021

Elite soldier Stacey Tomlin enters the Boundarylands to test a new omega suppressant in the field. Vonn turns her mission into a survival fight, forcing her to choose between duty, desire, and the truth about her own body.

The Boundarylands books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Kian"

    Kian

    by Callie Rhodes

    2020The Boundarylands, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Ty"

    Ty

    by Callie Rhodes

    2020The Boundarylands, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "Samson"

    Samson

    by Callie Rhodes

    2020The Boundarylands, Book 3
  4. Book cover for "Maddox"

    Maddox

    by Callie Rhodes

    2020The Boundarylands, Book 4
  5. Book cover for "Troy"

    Troy

    by Callie Rhodes

    2020The Boundarylands, Book 5
  6. Book cover for "Zeke"

    Zeke

    by Callie Rhodes

    2020The Boundarylands, Book 6
  7. Book cover for "Aric"

    Aric

    by Callie Rhodes

    2020The Boundarylands, Book 7
  8. Book cover for "Cade"

    Cade

    by Callie Rhodes

    2020The Boundarylands, Book 8
  9. Book cover for "Roman"

    Roman

    by Callie Rhodes

    2020The Boundarylands, Book 9
  10. Book cover for "Gray"

    Gray

    by Callie Rhodes

    2020The Boundarylands, Book 10
  11. Book cover for "Ryder"

    Ryder

    by Callie Rhodes

    2020The Boundarylands, Book 11
  12. Book cover for "Knox"

    Knox

    by Callie Rhodes

    2020The Boundarylands, Book 12
  13. Book cover for "Trace"

    Trace

    by Callie Rhodes

    2021The Boundarylands, Book 13
  14. Book cover for "Vonn"

    Vonn

    by Callie Rhodes

    2021The Boundarylands, Book 14
  15. Book cover for "Jax"

    Jax

    by Callie Rhodes

    2021The Boundarylands, Book 15

Series background & context

The Boundarylands is the series that really sets up Callie Rhodes's signature world. On one side is beta civilization, controlled, suspicious, and full of warnings. On the other is the Boundarylands itself, a harsh wild region where alphas live apart from the rest of society. Women are taught to fear crossing into that territory, not just because the alphas are seen as dangerous, but because the touch of an alpha can reveal a truth no one wants to face. A woman who believes she is an ordinary beta may turn out to be an omega.

That fear drives almost everything.

The first book, Kian, introduces the basic shape of the world through Paige, a woman with nowhere else to run, and Kian, the primal alpha who changes her life the moment they touch. From there, the series keeps that same setup of danger, attraction, and unwanted truth, but it changes the circumstances around it every time. In Ty, a college student is abandoned in alpha territory. In Samson, a trusted beta researcher falls for the one alpha she should not want. Later books bring in smugglers, cult survivors, activists, soldiers, spies, and women who enter the Boundarylands for reasons ranging from desperation to curiosity.

That variety is part of the appeal. Even though the books share a world and a lot of core rules, they do not all feel exactly the same. One heroine is running from a violent fiancé. Another is trying to find a lost sister. Another is on a government mission. Another is a writer researching forbidden fantasies she may understand a little too well. The recurring shape is simple, a woman crosses the line, meets an alpha, and learns the world is more complicated than she was told. The details around that shape are what keep the series moving.

The Boundarylands gets bigger one book at a time.

The setting matters more than it may seem at first. This is not just a backdrop for fated-mate romance. The border roads, isolated homes, desert stretches, dive bars, hidden communities, and off-grid alpha territories all help create the feeling that civilization has drawn a line it does not fully control. The alphas are not polished urban power players. They are closer to the land, often rougher around the edges, and usually carrying their own loneliness, protectiveness, or buried pain.

As the series continues through books like Roman, Gray, Ryder, Knox, Trace, Vonn, and Jax, the world opens wider. The beta government becomes more active. Propaganda starts to look more deliberate. Secret research and deeper abuses rise closer to the surface. There is still plenty of steam and possessive romance, but there is also a growing sense that the fear dividing both worlds has been useful to the people in charge.

If you want the cleanest entry point into Rhodes's work, this is it. The books are quick, direct, and easy to move through, but together they build a bigger picture of a society built on control, instinct, and the lies people tell about what lives beyond the border.

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