The Company (Clarissa Wild) Books in Order
Part ofClarissa Wild Books in OrderSee The Company series by Clarissa Wild in order, with quick summaries, character links, and help starting this connected dark romance world.
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The Company (Clarissa Wild) books in publication order
7 books
Mr. X
by Clarissa Wild
2014
The Company series begins with mystery, power, and a man who hides himself behind a name that says almost everything. It is a dark entry point into a world of secrets, control, and corruption.
Killer
by Clarissa Wild
2015
This opening Company story throws readers into a twisted romance with danger lurking from the first page. It starts the series' mix of obsession, crime, and characters who never tell the whole truth.
Stalker
by Clarissa Wild
2015
The second half of the arc sharpens the suspense as fixation turns personal and escape gets harder. Read it after Killer for the full hit of the story.
Twenty One
by Clarissa Wild
2015
On her twenty-first birthday, a young woman is taken as payment for a debt and handed to Angel DeLuca. Their story is dark, brutal, and built around secrets that can ruin them both.
Happy Forever After Darkness
by Clarissa Wild
2016
This shorter Company novella checks back in with multiple couples still caught in the orbit of the same sinister empire. It reads like a dark epilogue collection with extra heat, fallout, and connection.
Ultimate Sin
by Clarissa Wild
2016
Part of The Company world, this book drops readers into a darker tangle of power, sex, and corruption. It works best if you like morally messy characters and a series that keeps widening its web.
Viktor
by Clarissa Wild
2016
A brooding hero, a sharp heroine, and a dark fairy-tale flavor give this Company-world romance its bite. It blends menace and chemistry with the wider shadows hanging over the series.
The Company (Clarissa Wild) books in chronological order

Mr. X
by Clarissa Wild
2014The Company, Book 1
Killer
by Clarissa Wild
2015The Company, Book 2
Stalker
by Clarissa Wild
2015The Company, Book 3
Twenty One
by Clarissa Wild
2015The Company, Book 4
Ultimate Sin
by Clarissa Wild
2016The Company, Book 5
Viktor
by Clarissa Wild
2016The Company, Book 6
Happy Forever After Darkness
by Clarissa Wild
2016The Company, Book 7
Series background & context
The Company is one of Clarissa Wild's big connected dark romance worlds. It starts with Mr. X and stretches through Killer, Stalker, Twenty One, Ultimate Sin, Viktor, and Happy Forever After Darkness. Some books focus on different couples, but they all sit under the shadow of the same sinister network.
That network is the real glue.
Rather than telling one straight romance across every volume, the series builds a wider picture of an empire that keeps pulling lives together on ugly terms. Dangerous men, damaged heroines, criminal influence, coercion, and obsession keep surfacing from one book to the next. Characters cross over, histories echo, and what happens in one arc can deepen the next.
If you read only one or two books, you can still get an intense individual story. But this is definitely a series that rewards order. The atmosphere grows richer once you understand how many people are being shaped, trapped, or used by the same machine. Even the shorter Happy Forever After Darkness works best when you already know the couples and the emotional wreckage they are carrying.
The tone is dark, dramatic, and sometimes intentionally unsettling. These are not neat romances between stable people making healthy choices. They are stories about power, secrecy, and the way love can grow inside worlds that are already rotten.
Read The Company if you want Wild at her most interconnected. Start with Mr. X, keep going in order, and expect each book to widen the map while still delivering its own twisted central romance.
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