Titans Quarter Books in Order
Part ofSierra Cartwright Books in OrderSee the Titans Quarter books by Sierra Cartwright in order, with short summaries, Quarter background, and easy reading-order help.
Last updated: July 8, 2026
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Titans Quarter books in publication order
3 books
His to Claim
by Sierra Cartwright
2019
After heartbreak, Hannah Mills thinks a charity slave auction will be nothing more than a weekend escape. Then Mason Sullivan wins her, and their temporary arrangement starts tearing down every wall she built.
His to Love
by Sierra Cartwright
2019
Trevor Lawton lives by control and keeps relationships at arm's length. Shelby fascinates and terrifies him in equal measure, and once he wants her, he is willing to risk far more than he planned.
His to Cherish
by Sierra Cartwright
2021
Philip Dettmer thinks he is too jaded to love again until innocent Emma Monroe tempts him beyond reason. A scandalous book, an invitation to the Quarter, and unexpected trust change everything.
Titans Quarter books in chronological order
Series background & context
The Titans Quarter books bring readers into one of the most recognizable locations in Sierra Cartwright's broader Titans world, the Quarter, an exclusive BDSM club in New Orleans. These romances are club-centered, character-focused, and a little more intimate in feel than some of the wider secret-society stories. The glamour is still there, but so is a strong sense of place.
The Quarter is where people come to play, watch, negotiate, and sometimes meet the person who changes everything. His to Claim starts with Hannah Mills volunteering to be the prize at a charity slave auction, only to find herself claimed by the mysterious Mason Sullivan. His to Love follows Trevor Lawton, a man who lives by control until Shelby gets past his defenses. His to Cherish shifts to financier Philip Dettmer and Emma Monroe, whose scandalous reading choice leads to a very real exploration of fantasy.
These books are about surrender, but they are just as much about recovery.
Hannah is nursing a broken heart. Shelby is drawn to something that both tempts and scares her. Emma arrives with innocence rather than experience. The men are confident, commanding, and wealthy, but each story works best when the heroine is given room to decide what she actually wants, rather than simply being swept along by a glamorous Dom.
New Orleans does a lot of quiet work in the background. The Quarter feels decadent, old-money, and a little theatrical, which suits Cartwright's style. Charity events, poker games, private rooms, and carefully staged scenes all add to the sense that desire here has rules, and those rules can be intoxicating.
At the same time, the books stay surprisingly emotional. Mason, Trevor, and Philip are not just there to bark orders and look expensive. Each one has to confront the limits of control once real feeling enters the picture. That gives the series a softer center than the premise might suggest.
If you want a clean entry into the Titans world without needing the bigger secret-society sprawl, Titans Quarter is a strong choice. It offers classic Sierra Cartwright ingredients, billionaire Doms, smart heroines, high heat, and a club that feels like its own small universe.
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