The Triton Chronicles Books in Order
Part ofAlyssa Rose Ivy Books in OrderSee The Triton Chronicles by Alyssa Rose Ivy in order, with summaries, series background, connected-world reading advice, and where to start.
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The Triton Chronicles books in publication order
2 books
Wreck
by Alyssa Rose Ivy
2019
Bird shifter king Cade is summoned to an underwater kingdom and offered a throne he never sought. Marigold was raised to rule it, making their instant attraction as inconvenient as their political rivalry.
Wait
by Alyssa Rose Ivy
2020
Cade and Marigold's fight for the Triton kingdom grows more complicated as new powers and old dangers surface. Love, a throne, and the safety of their people are all suddenly on the line.
The Triton Chronicles books in chronological order
Series background & context
The Triton Chronicles takes the Chronicles World below the surface, where underwater royalty, bird shifters, demons, and questions of succession collide. It is paranormal romance with a royal rivalry at its center.
The first book, Wreck, follows Cade Daly, a bird shifter who rules the supernatural West Coast. A summons from the Triton King offers him a startling new role in an underwater kingdom. Marigold Tidal has spent years preparing to become queen, so Cade's arrival feels less like help and more like an insult.
Neither of them expected the attraction.
Their sharp back-and-forth sits alongside real political trouble. In later books, including Wait, Cade and Marigold face revelations about power, identity, and forces that reach into the supernatural world around them. The series works best in order because the romance and the fight for the Triton throne grow together from book to book.
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