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Viking Underground (Kresley Cole) Books in Order

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See Kresley Cole titles linked to the Viking Underground shared world in order, with story notes, background on the setting, and suggestions on how to read them.

Last updated: January 16, 2026

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1

Playing Easy to Get

by Kresley Cole

2006

A shared-world romance collection set in the Viking Underground universe, where modern Vikings and secrets collide. Kenyon’s contribution delivers action, heat, and a standalone story that fits the larger world.

2

Tie Me Up, Tie Me Down

by Sherrilyn Kenyon

2005

An anthology of romantic suspense and heat, including a Kenyon story, where danger, desire, and power dynamics collide, and the characters have to decide who really holds the rope.

Series background & context

Viking Underground is a shared-world concept built around the idea of fierce Viking warriors living far from the modern world and colliding with contemporary heroines. Different authors dip into that universe, each putting their own spin on the mix of rough‑edged heroes, culture clash, and high heat.

On Kresley Cole’s side of the fence, this page highlights how her work brushes up against that vibe. Expect stories where larger‑than‑life warriors meet women who are more than capable of matching them, and where the setup leans into abductions, arranged matches, or being swept into an unfamiliar society that follows its own rules.

The appeal here is the contrast. Modern characters bring phones, sarcasm, and everyday expectations into underground halls, snowbound strongholds, or hidden communities that answer to ancient customs rather than current law. Misunderstandings can be funny, scary, or both, and the question is always whether these couples can find common ground without one person losing themselves completely.

Because Viking Underground is shared, continuity is lighter than in Cole’s core series. You can dip in for a single novella or anthology and still get a complete arc. At the same time, you may spot recurring details—a mention of a notorious clan, a familiar stronghold, or a throwaway line about other stolen brides—that make the world feel bigger than any one story.

The focus of this page is to show where Kresley’s contributions fit in relation to the broader project and to her own bibliography. If you are already a fan of her immortal warriors, this gives you an easy way to sample a different flavor of over‑the‑top hero while still getting her trademark banter and intensity.

You do not need to read every Viking Underground title in order to enjoy the ones connected to Cole. Think of this as a side door into a slightly wilder, more outrageous corner of romance, where Viking legends keep surfacing in the least expected places.

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