Wicked Trilogy Books in Order
Part ofJennifer L Armentrout Books in OrderSee the Wicked trilogy by Jennifer L. Armentrout in order, with plot overviews, fae‑hunting background, and tips on where to read the Prince, King, and Queen novellas.
Last updated: June 7, 2026
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Publication Order
7 books
Wicked
by Jennifer L Armentrout
2014
By day Ivy Morgan attends college in New Orleans; by night she hunts fae who slip through into the mortal world. Partnered with charming Elite warrior Ren Owens to track a powerful new threat, she must guard both her city and the heart she swore never to risk again.
Torn
by Jennifer L Armentrout
2016
Reeling from betrayal and a shattering revelation about her own bloodline, Ivy is caught between loyalty to the Order and the fae Prince whose plans threaten humanity. As war brews in New Orleans, her relationship with Ren faces secrets that could destroy everything they’ve built.
Brave
by Jennifer L Armentrout
2017
The final showdown with the fae Prince forces Ivy to confront unimaginable loss, ancient magic, and a destiny she never wanted. With Ren and unlikely allies at her side, she must decide what she’s willing to sacrifice to close the doorway to the Otherworld for good.
The Prince
by Jennifer L Armentrout
2018
Years after the events of Wicked, Brighton Jussier hunts the fae who murdered her mother, crossing paths with cold, dangerous fae Prince Caden. Forced into an uneasy alliance, she discovers that the monster she hates may be the only one who truly understands her.
The King
by Jennifer L Armentrout
2019
Brighton’s deal with Prince Caden has left her irrevocably changed, and the line between vengeance and longing grows thin. As new enemies emerge and old wounds reopen, she must decide whether trusting the ruthless Summer King will save her—or break her completely.
The Queen
by Jennifer L Armentrout
2020
In the conclusion to Brighton and Caden’s saga, Brighton must embrace what she has become and claim her own power, even if it means defying the Court that raised her. Only by standing beside the Summer King on her own terms can she help stop a world‑ending threat.
The Summer King
by Jennifer L Armentrout
2026
This omnibus collects The Prince, The King, and The Queen, telling the full story of Brighton Jussier and Summer King Caden. From grief‑fueled hunting to perilous alliance and hard‑won love, it offers one sweeping fae romance set in the world of the Wicked trilogy.
Series background & context
The Wicked trilogy is an urban‑fantasy romance set in present‑day New Orleans, where tourists see jazz bars and beignets while members of a secret Order track the fae that slip through rips between worlds. It blends the city’s atmospheric streets with deadly, seductive magic.
Ivy Morgan is a twenty‑two‑year‑old college student by day and fae hunter by night. Orphaned by the creatures she now stalks, she’s devoted her life to the Order’s mission: locate the fae, drive a steel stake through their hearts, and send them back to the Otherworld before they can feed on human life. Her carefully controlled world breaks open when a new wave of powerful, barely killable fae begins appearing in the French Quarter.
In Wicked, Ivy is assigned to work with Ren Owens, an Elite member of the Order who’s been sent from another region to help. Ren is charming, tattooed, and dangerous in ways that have nothing to do with the blades he carries. Their partnership starts rocky—she doesn’t trust easily, and he hides more than he admits—but soon they’re chasing leads on an ancient fae Prince whose return could tear down the barrier between realms.
Torn and Brave follow the fallout as Ivy uncovers secrets about her own bloodline, the true nature of the fae threat, and the Order’s willingness to sacrifice individuals for the “greater good.” Her relationships—with Ren, with her best friend Val, and with Tink, the brownie roommate who hoards junk food and pop culture—are tested by betrayal, grief, and impossible choices.
The trilogy’s tone swings from snarky roommate banter to brutal confrontations and back again. Romance is central but never separate from the danger; Ivy and Ren’s intimacy is constantly complicated by loyalty oaths, supernatural politics, and the knowledge that one wrong move could doom a lot more than their relationship.
Beyond the main books, the Summer King novellas—The Prince, The King, and The Queen, later collected in The Summer King—shift focus to Caden, a cold fae prince, and Brighton Jussier, a human raised in the Order. Their story runs parallel to and eventually intertwines with Ivy’s, expanding the world and giving fans more time in its mix of glamour, horror, and hard‑won hope.
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