World of de Wolfe Pack Books in Order
Part ofAlexa Aston Books in OrderFind Alexa Aston's World of de Wolfe Pack books in order, with summaries, shared-world background, and help deciding where to start.
Last updated: July 3, 2026
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World of de Wolfe Pack books in publication order
4 books
Derek
by Alexa Aston
2019
Derek de Wolfe tries to ignore his growing feelings for Amelia, certain she wants a love match he cannot offer. Then her reckless attempt to provoke him goes terribly wrong, and both are left facing the cost.
Diana
by Alexa Aston
2019
Ruined before she ever entered society, Diana de Wolfe raises her twins alone until family changes bring her back into the ton. There she meets an earl ready for a wife, children, and a love strong enough for scandal.
Thea
by Alexa Aston
2019
After missing her first Season, Lady Thea de Wolfe finally dares to dream of love. War-weary Adam Ashbury becomes a duke overnight, and their growing bond turns a funeral and a house party into the start of something lasting.
Rise of de Wolfe
by Alexa Aston
2021
Elia de Wolfe longs to return home after years at court, and widower Ferand de Montfort offers to escort her. Their journey across medieval England draws them together, and could unite two powerful families.
World of de Wolfe Pack books in chronological order
Diana
by Alexa Aston
2019World of de Wolfe Pack, Book 1
Derek
by Alexa Aston
2019World of de Wolfe Pack, Book 2
Thea
by Alexa Aston
2019World of de Wolfe Pack, Book 3
Rise of de Wolfe
by Alexa Aston
2021World of de Wolfe Pack, Book 4
Series background & context
Alexa Aston's World of de Wolfe Pack books sit inside a larger connected universe, but they are easy to enjoy for their own family drama and romance. Her entries move between branches of the de Wolfe line and related families, which means readers get both the pleasure of a shared world and the satisfaction of following Aston's own favorite themes, loyalty, legacy, and love that arrives under pressure.
Family history is doing a lot of work here.
Some of these books focus on the de Wolfes of Esterley Castle, a Regency set of siblings whose reputations, marriages, and futures are tied closely together. Others reach further back into the medieval past, where border politics, royal courts, and travel across England shape the story. The result is a page that gathers related books with a broad sense of continuity rather than one single timeline.
What links them is family name and inheritance. These characters are rarely free to act as though love exists in a vacuum. Siblings, titles, old scandals, and generational expectations all matter. Aston handles that well because she is good at the private side of large histories. Even when the setting is part of something bigger, the romance stays clear and personal.
If you like connected worlds but do not want to feel lost, this is a friendly place to read. You can follow the books in order for the family links, or jump in with the title that interests you most. Either way, you will get de Wolfe history, strong emotion, and couples who have to earn their future.
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