Wicked Knights Books in Order
Part ofAmelia Hutchins Books in OrderBrowse Wicked Knights by Amelia Hutchins in order, with book summaries, series background, and tips on where to slot these Templar-and-witch stories into her wider reading order.
Last updated: December 21, 2025
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Publication Order
2 books
Oh, Holy Knight
by Amelia Hutchins
2019
Erie’s short freedom ends when a brooding Templar knight arrives to claim her for an ancient breeding pact. Callaghan needs her to break a deadly curse on his people, but Erie refuses to be owned, turning their forced union into a battle of wills and desire.
If She's Wicked
by Amelia Hutchins
2019
In the Wicked Knights world, a witch with dangerous magic is pulled into the orbit of a relentless knight sworn to protect humanity. Unraveling the curse that binds their races together forces them to confront prophecy, fanaticism, and a chemistry neither of them planned on.
Series background & context
Wicked Knights lives in the same broad universe as the Fae books but trades courts and crowns for holy warriors and witches.
The series starts with Oh, Holy Knight, where Erie’s brief taste of freedom ends the moment a Templar knight arrives to claim her as part of an ancient bargain. Callaghan isn’t just a broody immortal in armor; he’s racing a curse that’s slowly killing his race, and he believes binding Erie to him is the only way to break it.
If Erie has a main driving trait, it’s refusal. She refuses to be owned, refuses to trust the Templar Code, and refuses to ignore the chemistry between them even as she’s planning ways to turn the tables. Their story plays out as a collision between duty and defiance, full of sharp banter, forced proximity, and a very real ticking clock.
If She’s Wicked continues in the same world, widening the lens on the curse that links knights and witches. Each book layers in more of the secret history behind the order, the bargains they’ve made with powers older than humanity, and the price women like Erie pay when their bodies become part of the solution.
Tone‑wise, Wicked Knights lands somewhere between paranormal romance and dark urban fantasy. You get ancient codes, catacombs, and holy relics, but also the very modern question of what it means to consent when the fate of entire races hangs in the balance.
Readers who enjoy reluctant guardians, snarky heroines, and romance wrapped in prophecy and curses will feel at home here.
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