The Shattered Isle Books in Order
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The Shattered Isle books in publication order
5 books
Her Mates
by Jade Presley
2022
As the winter Solstice approaches, Lock and his brothers want to make the celebration special for their mate, Queen Cari. Different traditions between her homeland and theirs turn choosing the right gift into an unexpected challenge.
Her Revenge
by Jade Presley
2022
Cari and her four kingly husbands pursue her escaped father as he attacks the elemental realms. Protecting those she loves may require her to embrace the ruthless abilities he cultivated in her and confront his continuing threat.
Her Villains
by Jade Presley
2022
A princess of the Shattered Isle is sent to marry four enemy princes as part of a supposed peace agreement. Secret orders to kill them collide with growing desire and revelations that challenge everything she believes.
The Assassins
by Jade Presley
2022
Former handmaiden Gessi finds herself protected by four assassins as General Payne threatens the islands. River, Varian, Blaize, and Crane must earn her trust while their bonds deepen amid violence, ambition, and a struggle for power.
The Reckoning
by Jade Presley
2023
Driven into refuge in Onyx City after General Payne seizes the throne, Cari and Gessi must protect those who depend on them. With their kings and assassins, they seek allies for the fight to reclaim their world.
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