Their Cartel Princess Books in Order
Part ofLogan Fox Books in OrderThis page shows the Their Cartel Princess books by Logan Fox in order, with summaries, title notes, and background on this completed cartel saga.
Last updated: July 5, 2026
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Their Cartel Princess books in publication order
5 books
Her Capo
by Logan Fox
2018
Dragged further into cartel politics, Cora starts seeing what survival will really cost her. The men around her want to protect her, control her, and sometimes do both at the same time.
Her Don
by Logan Fox
2018
Cora flees deeper into cartel territory with Finn and Lars, only to learn every safe house comes with its own trap. Her protectors want to keep her alive, but obsession keeps blurring into possession.
Her Merc
by Logan Fox
2018
Cora's longtime protector is shot in front of her, and the mercenary responsible becomes her captor. Surrounded by ruthless men and cartel violence, she has nowhere safe to run and no easy reason to trust.
Her Wolf
by Logan Fox
2018
As enemies tighten the net, Cora's world grows more dangerous and more crowded with brutal loyalties. Old grudges, fresh betrayals, and a relentless hunter force her to start choosing her own side.
Her King
by Logan Fox
2019
The cartel war finally strips away whatever safety Cora thought she had. To save the people she loves, she and her dangerous protectors have to push the fight to its breaking point.
Their Cartel Princess books in chronological order
Series background & context
Their Cartel Princess is the original title for Logan Fox's completed Cora Swan saga, later reissued in newer editions as Ruthless Reign. If you have seen both names floating around, you are not imagining things. This page is here to make that less confusing and to give the older series title its proper place.
At the center is Cora, a sheltered young woman from a cartel family who learns very quickly that bloodline does not equal safety. The story begins with betrayal, kidnapping, and a protector being killed in front of her, then expands into a five-book survival story where Cora is guarded, desired, manipulated, and repeatedly forced to grow up faster than anyone should.
The men around her matter a lot. Finn, Lars, Bailey, and Kane each bring a different form of danger and protection, which is what gives the series its slow-burn why-choose structure. Fox uses that setup to keep the emotional stakes high. Cora is not just picking who to trust romantically. She is trying to figure out who might keep her alive, who might sell her out, and whether those two groups are actually different.
This is very much a continuing saga.
The books move through safe houses, rival factions, family betrayal, and the ugly politics of cartel succession. Cora starts as someone other people carry around, hide, and bargain over. The longer the series runs, the less sustainable that becomes. One of the satisfying things here is watching her shift from protected cargo to someone with her own leverage, anger, and appetite for control.
So if you are looking at the older titles like Her Merc, Her Don, Her Capo, Her Wolf, and Her King, this page is the guide you want. The tone is dark, the violence is frequent, and the relationships are deeply tangled. Read it for the long arc, the cartel-world pressure, and the sense that Cora's story keeps getting bigger every time she thinks she has found a place to breathe.
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