Wild (Sasha Lord) Books in Order

The Wild series is a six-book historical romance sequence set largely in a medieval Scottish world, with touches of magic and a strong pull toward forests, islands, horses, wolves, and the sea. Each book centers on a new couple, but the stories are connected through families, old rivalries, shared places, and the consequences of earlier choices.

It begins with Under a Wild Sky. Kalial is a princess who protects a legendary forest and can speak with animals, while Ronin is a laird fleeing the enemies who destroyed his home. Their meeting brings an outsider into a protected world, and it sets the series' pattern of romance mixed with danger, family loyalty, and a natural setting that feels alive.

In a Wild Wood moves on to Kalial and Ronin's daughter, Matalia McTaver, and Brogan O'Bannon, a warrior returning to Scotland to pursue his birthright. Their relationship unfolds alongside a bitter conflict between Brogan and his twin brother. The book deepens the family links that continue to matter in later installments, while keeping the focus on a pair of stubborn people trying to decide what they owe themselves and others.

The series then travels farther afield. In Across a Wild Sea, blind islander Alannah encounters the shipwrecked captain Xanthier O'Bannon on the Isle of Wild Horses. Beyond the Wild Wind follows Captain Istabelle O'Bannon and the warrior Ruark Haagan as they confront a pirate threat at sea. In My Wild Dream brings forest-raised Kassandra to the king's court, where her visions warn of danger around the Scottish laird Cadedryn. The final book, Wild Angel, pairs battle-scarred Mangan with Ashleigh, a woman pursuing answers after her parents' murder.

Nothing stays safely behind castle walls.

The tone is adventurous, sensual, and dramatic. These are romances where a private attraction can quickly become tangled with an inheritance dispute, a shipboard mission, a political plot, or a dangerous past. Lord also returns often to people who feel more at home with animals and open country than with the rigid expectations of court or clan life.

Start with Under a Wild Sky for the clearest introduction to the setting, Kalial's forest, and the characters whose families shape the early books. Reading in order gives the strongest sense of the family connections, though every installment has its own central romance and conflict. Expect high-emotion historical romance with a little magic at the edges and plenty of movement through wild places.