The Omega Collective Books in Order
Part ofSusan Hayes Books in OrderSee The Omega Collective books by Susan Hayes in order, with short summaries, series background, and a quick guide to where to start.
Last updated: July 5, 2026
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The Omega Collective books in publication order
5 books
Kinn
by Susan Hayes
2021
Serena survives by hiding, fighting back, and trusting no one, until alien healer Kinn captures her. He wants her secrets, she wants her freedom, and their growing attraction could wreck both plans.
Rath
by Susan Hayes
2021
Savannah is injured, alone, and hiding from the aliens who conquered Earth when Rath finds her in the wastelands. He is supposed to be the enemy, but protecting the woman he believes is his mate quickly becomes personal.
Var
by Susan Hayes
2021
On an occupied Earth, Leia will bargain with anyone to save her daughter, even the alien bodyguard meant to control her. Var expects obedience, not a mate who fights him at every turn.
Warr
by Susan Hayes
2021
Rebel leader Max has spent years fighting the Tolath and searching for her missing sister. General Warr still remembers the woman who escaped him once, and bringing her in turns into a battle over freedom, loyalty, and desire.
Rett
by Susan Hayes
2022
After the rebellion fails, Anya becomes the prisoner of the alien spy she once loved. Rett was sent to infiltrate her people, but now he must choose between duty and the mate he refuses to let go.
The Omega Collective books in chronological order
Series background & context
The Omega Collective is a shared sci-fi romance series by Susan Hayes and Mina Carter, set on an Earth that has already lost the war. The Tolath have taken the planet, human communities are scattered or controlled, and the women at the center of these books are living with the fallout every day. Some are rebels. Some are survivors. None of them are waiting quietly for rescue.
That is the hook.
The series currently runs from Var through Rett, with each book focusing on a different woman and the alien male who becomes tangled up in her future. The romance structure leans into fated mates and protective heroes, but the setting keeps everything tense. These are not easy pairings. The men come from the conquering side, and the women have every reason to distrust them.
That distrust is what gives the books their bite. A hero may know immediately that a woman is meant for him, but that does not solve the bigger problem of war, captivity, divided loyalties, or personal grief. The women are carrying real stakes of their own, whether that means protecting family, leading rebels, escaping capture, or rebuilding after betrayal.
The tone is intense, fast, and very romance-forward. Readers who like their alien heroes growly, their heroines stubborn, and their worlds a little harsher than average will probably feel at home here. Start with Var if you want the cleanest entry point, then keep going in order so the wider resistance story and shifting power balance land the way they should.
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