The Year of the Wolf Books in Order
Part ofSerena Akeroyd Books in OrderExplore The Year of the Wolf books by Serena Akeroyd in order, with summaries, pack-world notes, and help following this paranormal romance.
Last updated: June 11, 2026
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The Year of the Wolf books in publication order
3 books
Moon Child
by Serena Akeroyd
2020
A prophecy says one child will change the pack, and now Eli has seen it with his own eyes. His mate's gifts, and the pressure of her heritage, make their future far bigger than a private romance.
Sun Child
by Serena Akeroyd
2020
Daniel has spent his life dealing with betrayal and destiny, and now fate offers him three mates at once. This installment opens a new chapter in the pack saga and widens the conflict around it.
Wolf Child
by Serena Akeroyd
2020
Sabina is human, her mates are not, and together they may change their pack forever. Violence throws her into a new world, but love gives her a future worth fighting for.
The Year of the Wolf books in chronological order
Series background & context
The Year of the Wolf is a pack-based paranormal why choose series built around fate, healing, and sweeping change inside a supernatural community. The series starts with Sabina, a human woman pulled into a werewolf world through violence and fear, and turns that survival story into something much larger.
What makes the series work is the sense that the romance changes the world, not just the characters. Sabina and her mates are not simply trying to be together. They are part of a shift inside the pack itself, and later books widen that change through family, prophecy, and children whose existence matters politically as well as emotionally.
This is a series about becoming.
Each book pushes further into the pack's future, asking what kind of leadership, loyalty, and love can survive old traditions that were never built to protect everyone equally.
If you like paranormal romance with multiple mates, strong pack dynamics, and a continuing family arc, The Year of the Wolf is a good fit. It is best read in order, because the changes in one book reshape the whole series.
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