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The Dark Ridge Wolves Books in Order

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Browse the Dark Ridge Wolves books by Marissa Farrar in order, with quick summaries, pack background, and tips on where to start.

Last updated: July 6, 2026

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The Dark Ridge Wolves books in publication order

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3 books

1

Wolf Betrayed

by Marissa Farrar

2017

When Chance catches the scent of the mate meant for him, it changes everything. The problem is that the bond could divide the pack and drag old secrets into the open.

2

Wolf Snatched

by Marissa Farrar

2017

Alyssa is snatched off the roadside and taken to an isolated cabin, where outsider wolf shifter Callum decides fate has handed him his mate. Kidnapping and fated-mate tension fuel this opener.

3

Wolf Torn

by Marissa Farrar

2017

Ruby may be the alpha's niece, but that does not mean she wants her future decided for her. Ordered into a strategic mating, she finds herself drawn to the wrong brother.

The Dark Ridge Wolves books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Wolf Snatched"

    Wolf Snatched

    by Marissa Farrar

    2017The Dark Ridge Wolves, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Wolf Torn"

    Wolf Torn

    by Marissa Farrar

    2017The Dark Ridge Wolves, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "Wolf Betrayed"

    Wolf Betrayed

    by Marissa Farrar

    2017The Dark Ridge Wolves, Book 3

Series background & context

The Dark Ridge Wolves is the shifter side of Marissa Farrar's catalogue in a very straightforward, trope-friendly form. These books are built around a wolf pack, fated mates, and the kind of emotional certainty that comes from characters knowing almost at once that the right person has landed in front of them, even if the timing is terrible.

Each book has its own central pairing. Wolf Snatched leans into forced proximity and a kidnapping setup. Wolf Torn takes pack duty and arranged mating pressure and makes it personal. Wolf Betrayed brings in the problem of a human mate and what that means for pack rules and secrets. So while the world is shared, the books read more like linked romances than one continuous trilogy.

The mood is lighter than some of Farrar's darker series, even when the setup gets messy.

What ties the books together is the pack itself. Hierarchy matters, family expectations matter, and the forested, half-hidden world around Dark Ridge shapes how characters behave. If you want paranormal romance that puts the relationship front and center, with possessive wolves and women who push back, this series is a comfortable place to start.

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