The Weavers Circle Books in Order
Part ofJocelynn Drake Books in OrderFind The Weavers Circle books by Jocelynn Drake in order, with quick summaries, series background, and a helpful guide to where to start.
Last updated: July 6, 2026
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The Weavers Circle books in publication order
5 books
Blind Warrior
by Jocelynn Drake
2020
The Weavers' battle keeps escalating as another gifted man is drawn into the brotherhood and its strange new powers. Love arrives under pressure, right when the world feels least stable.
Broken Warrior
by Jocelynn Drake
2020
Clay Green learns monsters, goddesses, and hidden powers are real when he is pulled into the Weavers. While hunting for his missing brothers, he falls hard for the man helping him heal.
Wild Warrior
by Jocelynn Drake
2020
A newly awakened Weaver and his mate get swept into the growing war with the pestilents. The stakes rise as the brotherhood gathers strength and another damaged hero learns he does not have to fight alone.
Tangled Warriors
by Jocelynn Drake
2021
Another Weaver is pulled deeper into the fight against the pestilents as the brotherhood closes in on its final battle. Romance, magic, and world-saving pressure all hit at once.
Storm Warrior
by Jocelynn Drake
2022
The final Weaver fight is here as Hale and Harrison carry the last pieces needed to save the world. Road-trip danger, magic, and a stubborn love story drive the series toward its showdown.
The Weavers Circle books in chronological order

Broken Warrior
by Jocelynn Drake
2020The Weavers Circle, Book 1
Wild Warrior
by Jocelynn Drake
2020The Weavers Circle, Book 2
Blind Warrior
by Jocelynn Drake
2020The Weavers Circle, Book 3
Tangled Warriors
by Jocelynn Drake
2021The Weavers Circle, Book 4
Storm Warrior
by Jocelynn Drake
2022The Weavers Circle, Book 5
Series background & context
The Weavers Circle takes a modern paranormal setup and gives it a bigger, world-saving engine. The series follows six men who are pulled into a hidden brotherhood and given powers they never asked for, all because invading monsters are trying to break into the world. They are not chosen in any neat heroic way, either. Most of them are frightened, skeptical, injured, or just trying to survive whatever disaster landed on them first.
That is part of the charm.
The series opens with Clay Green, who learns in the worst possible way that monsters, goddesses, and strange new powers are real. From there the books expand outward as more Weavers are found and the brotherhood slowly comes together. Each installment gives one Weaver his romance, but the larger draw is the team itself, six men trying to understand what they are becoming before the world runs out of time.
The tone mixes high stakes with a lot of warmth. There is danger everywhere, but there are also animal shenanigans, old houses turned into makeshift headquarters, and the kind of recurring cast that keeps a series feeling lived in. The partners matter too. These are not side romances dropped into an action plot. The emotional bond is part of how the Weavers steady themselves enough to fight.
As the books move toward the finale, the arc becomes more urgent. The brotherhood has to gather its missing members, understand the powers tied to the earth and the gods, and stop the pestilents before everything collapses.
If you like paranormal romance with a continuing battle, found family, and a team learning how to become something bigger than themselves, this is the Drake series to pick.
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