The Order of Ravens and Wolves Books in Order

Micha Kessler belongs to an elite order whose heirs expect power and obedience. His fixation on Riley Adams turns taunting into captivity, forcing her to search for his weaknesses while resisting the control he claims over her life.

Shelby Grace is drawn to Logan Hudson, a damaged young man whose dangerous behavior hides a painful past. As their attraction deepens, she must confront the darkness surrounding him and decide how close she can safely get.

Parker Whitley protects his golden reputation by keeping Lana Crawford at a distance, bowing to his mother's expectations. When one night changes their relationship, he must face the consequences of his choices and his feelings for her.

Hoping to escape her past in England, Star Chadwick moves to Ashen Springs and finds Silas Creswell next door. Their shared history fuels a bitter attraction, while her determination to protect another girl threatens the town's corrupt order.

Micha tries to protect Riley from devastating news, but a threat to the Order forces his secrets into the open. As Riley confronts grief and betrayal, her desire to avenge a friend tests both her resolve and their relationship.

Riley wants to reclaim her life after a traumatic ordeal, but Micha’s overprotectiveness leaves her feeling fragile and unwanted. At Halloween, she decides to challenge his cautious treatment and show him she can make her own choices.

Preston Whitley becomes obsessed with Marnie Dupire, a seemingly quiet church girl who is hiding dangerous secrets. As he pursues her, she maneuvers toward a confrontation with the powerful man at the center of the Order.

After falling for arrogant Logan Hudson, his girlfriend plans to turn the tables on him for Valentine’s Day. Remembering his Halloween pursuit through a corn maze, she devises a game designed to exploit his weakness and reclaim the advantage.

Mason Kessler turns his heartbreak into revenge against Harper Callaghan, the girl he believes betrayed him. Harper endures his cruelty rather than reveal the truth, knowing that the lies meant to protect him have made him dangerous.