Clarissa Wild Books in Order

The final book forces Julie and Dominic to face the secrets and threats that have been circling them all along. It is the series' most direct showdown between passion and survival.

Julie and Dominic push deeper into their arrangement, and the temperature rises fast. The second book adds more emotional entanglement without losing the series' sleek, sexy edge.

Secrets, ambition, and Dominic's hidden world start to close around Julie. What began as a deal now threatens to become something far more dangerous.

Writer Julie Valentine and billionaire Dominic Fury begin their relationship as a game of attraction and leverage. The chemistry is instant, but the power imbalance makes every move risky.

Amy's wedding day implodes when she catches her husband with her best friend, and a breakdown on the road brings her to rancher Jack. Both are hurting, and both need more healing than they admit.

Amy and Jack grow closer, but his buried grief and her stalled music career keep getting in the way. It is a tender middle book about second chances and whether love can actually mend what was broken.

Amy must choose between the life she lost and the love she found with Jack. The final book ties romance, music, and recovery together in a more hopeful direction.

The Enflamed arc closes with Chloe and Kaito facing what their connection has broken and what it might still save. Travel, secrets, and hard decisions give the finale its bite.

Chloe's choices catch up with her as attraction turns into attachment and the cost of staying gets harder to measure. This installment keeps the emotional mess front and center.

This collection bundles Chloe and Kaito's full Enflamed romance, from the first affair to the final reckoning. It is the easiest way to read the whole angsty arc in order.

A short contemporary romance about the moment one dance becomes the start of something bigger. It is quick, sweet, and much lighter than Wild's darker work.

After one night with Kaito, Chloe tries to go back to normal and finds that normal has already shifted. Her boyfriend Ethan, her own desires, and Kaito's pull make the triangle harder to ignore.

A holiday short with fast attraction, seasonal chaos, and a happily-ever-after mood. It makes a nice palate cleanser if you want Clarissa Wild in a lighter, more playful register.

Chloe Young meets Kaito Nagao during a coffee break, and a reckless affair tears open the life she thought she wanted. Desire comes first, but the fallout lands everywhere.

This omnibus collects Julie Valentine and Dominic Fury's full arc, from seductive bargaining to darker secrets and real danger. Best if you want the whole billionaire romance in one go.

Autumn and Hunter collide in a steamy college romance shaped by class differences, rough history, and strong feelings neither handles neatly. It is emotional, physical, and more grounded than Wild's darkest work.

This short prequel gives readers an early look at the Fierce world before Autumn and Hunter's full story takes off. Good as a sampler, but not the emotional center of the series.

The arc continues with more outside pressure and more choices about the future. It is the payoff phase of a romance that refuses to stay easy or uncomplicated.

Autumn and Hunter move forward, but family strain, money trouble, and old wounds keep testing them. It keeps the heat high while leaning harder into growth, loyalty, and commitment.

Told from Hunter's side, this companion novella revisits the early relationship with more of his fears, wants, and rough edges. It works best after Fierce.

The Company series begins with mystery, power, and a man who hides himself behind a name that says almost everything. It is a dark entry point into a world of secrets, control, and corruption.

A short prequel that introduces Lillith's voice and sets the tone for the Delirious series. It is more teaser than full novel, but it lays the groundwork for the obsession to come.

The second Delirious novel tightens the grip on Lillith and Sebastian as desire and danger grow harder to separate. It is a darker middle book driven by control, fear, and unanswered questions.

After escaping a mental institution, Lillith falls even deeper into Sebastian Brand's orbit. He is controlling, secretive, and impossible to resist, and she is determined to uncover what he is hiding.

This opening Company story throws readers into a twisted romance with danger lurking from the first page. It starts the series' mix of obsession, crime, and characters who never tell the whole truth.

Lillith and Sebastian's story burns hotter and stranger as the Delirious series pushes deeper into obsession and truth. By this stage, romance is tangled up with mind games and dangerous revelations.

The second half of the arc sharpens the suspense as fixation turns personal and escape gets harder. Read it after Killer for the full hit of the story.

On her twenty-first birthday, a young woman is taken as payment for a debt and handed to Angel DeLuca. Their story is dark, brutal, and built around secrets that can ruin them both.

A no-strings night becomes a disaster when the woman turns out to be the student he should have avoided. The setup is forbidden, fast, and exactly as messy as it sounds.

This shorter Company novella checks back in with multiple couples still caught in the orbit of the same sinister empire. It reads like a dark epilogue collection with extra heat, fallout, and connection.

A dark standalone about damage, desire, and the dangerous pull of the wrong person at the wrong time. Wild keeps the tone intense, sexy, and a little self-destructive.

Part of The Company world, this book drops readers into a darker tangle of power, sex, and corruption. It works best if you like morally messy characters and a series that keeps widening its web.

A brooding hero, a sharp heroine, and a dark fairy-tale flavor give this Company-world romance its bite. It blends menace and chemistry with the wider shadows hanging over the series.

Marriage becomes a battlefield of control, seduction, and revenge in the first Indecent Games novel. It is dark, explicit, and built around a couple who keep trying to outplay each other.

A CEO with a secret hires the beautiful woman who just derailed his self-control. Office politics, lust, and the risk of exposure keep this romance moving fast.

Born inside a fighting cage, a savage man has spent years waiting for the woman from the picture on his wall. When she finally ends up in his cell, captivity turns into a fierce, primal romance.

A darker, dirtier spin on marriage and desire, this Indecent Games story follows Hyun's arc through risky bargains and shifting control. It is built for readers who like their romance provocative and messy.

This dark standalone leans into taboo emotion, a powerful hero, and the kind of obsession that can wreck everyone involved. The tension stays high, and the moral ground is intentionally shaky.

A ferocious loner hides on a jungle island until a helicopter crash leaves one woman in his care. Survival, captivity, and raw attraction turn this into one of Wild's most isolated romances.

Maya thinks she is kissing a stranger at a club, not the prince she works for. Once his identity is out, their forbidden attraction becomes a playful but messy fight between duty and desire.

Love comes marked by pain, ownership, and a past that refuses to stay buried. This Savage Men entry pairs harsh circumstances with a romance that turns raw, physical, and deeply possessive.

In this Savage Men story, a heroine on the run collides with a relentless man shaped by violence and survival. The danger is constant, and so is the pull between them.

The Savage Men series closes with violent history, high stakes, and a relationship tested to the breaking point. It is a darker payoff book built for readers who like their romance fierce and bruised.

Kat stumbles into a hotel built around fantasy and sexual exploration, where Declan becomes her guide. Their romance is explicit, but it also depends on trust, boundaries, and discovering what she truly wants.

This dark, twisty romance circles danger, punishment, and a man carrying more secrets than answers. The mood is tense, obsessive, and steeped in the sense that every choice comes with a price.

Easton Van Buren takes Charlotte as payment for her father's betrayal and plans to make her his wife. It is a dark revenge romance where desire and cruelty are tangled from the very first page.

Charlotte runs, but Easton refuses to lose the woman he claimed. The second book raises the stakes as captivity gives way to pursuit, temptation, and a fight over whether her heart can still stay free.

A dangerous boy pushes every boundary, and the heroine finds it harder than expected to stay away. Wild leans into obsession, bad decisions, and the slow burn of a romance that could wreck them both.

This short prequel sets up the His story before Natalie's life falls fully under Noah's control. It works best as the first step into a darker, more claustrophobic romance arc.

Natalie escapes Noah and the community that tried to claim her, but the truth follows close behind. The sequel turns forced marriage into a relentless pursuit for her heart, body, and future.

A rough-around-the-edges hero brings trouble wherever he goes, and the heroine is drawn in anyway. This connected standalone mixes bad decisions, heat, and the hope that chaos can still turn into love.

Natalie goes looking for answers about her past and ends up trapped in Noah's shadowy world known as The Family. Fear, obedience, and attraction twist together fast in this dark psychological romance.

Amelia and Eli's story continues as hidden motives and uglier truths rise to the surface. The romance gets deeper even as trust gets harder to keep.

April from the His books steps into the spotlight with Soren in a romance built on hunger, danger, and the aftershocks of the larger connected world. Dark, intimate, and tense.

The first House of Sin book follows Amelia and Eli into a world of temptation, secrecy, and dangerous loyalty. It is best for readers who like their dark romance decadent and emotionally sharp.

After escaping Marcello, Harper learns obsession is harder to outrun than the mob. Book two turns their possessive romance into a chase built on survival, secrets, and the price of belonging to him.

Harper is auctioned to Marcello Dellucci, the new mafia don who wants far more than a single night. Their dark attraction deepens as buried connections and violent power plays close in around them.

Jill Baas gets caught between powerful mafia brothers Luca and Liam De Vos when their families strike a deal. What begins as teenage rivalry quickly turns into a dangerous spark that refuses to stay small.

Sold to the mafia as a child and raised to hunt, the man called Beast knows only violence until one captive woman changes everything. It is a dark Beauty and the Beast riff with a mafia edge.

After Beast drags her back to his cell, the heroine learns escape is not as simple as running. The second half leans into captivity, trust, and the strange tenderness growing in the dark.

Jasmine Baas is pulled back into danger by a promise written in blood and a man who would kill for her. This darker sequel adds forced proximity, buried history, and another vicious mafia reckoning.

Jill Baas ran from mafia prince Luca De Vos, only to crash his wedding and beg him to marry her instead. Their forced marriage turns into a brutal battle of obsession, power, and revenge.

A masked vigilante who hunts criminals gets blackmailed by three dangerous boys from the Phantom Society. Their bargain starts with silence and control, then turns into something darker and far more intimate.

After her sister's death, a girl enrolls at Spine Ridge University for answers and finds three violent boys who offer access to their world at a terrible price. Revenge, corruption, and desire spiral together fast.

A desperate thief crosses three ruthless heirs from the Skull and Serpent world and becomes their target. The chase is vicious, sexy, and slowly far more personal than she ever planned.

This dark romance leans into obsessive longing, dangerous desire, and men who want far more than they should. Expect emotional pressure, possessiveness, and a heroine forced to navigate very sharp edges.

Crystal witnesses Ares, Caleb, and Blaine kill, and the three Tartarus boys decide she belongs to them now. Her answer is not surrender so much as a plan for revenge from inside their world.

Aspen wants revenge for her half sister's death, but Grey, Levi, and Apollo pull her into a war already burning around them. Stalker tension and family secrets make this legacy entry especially volatile.

Set in the Spine Ridge legacy world, this story keeps most of its setup under wraps but promises another dangerous trio and another dark, obsessive entanglement. It continues the secret-society campus universe.

This darker standalone centers on a dangerous man, high emotional stakes, and the kind of loyalty that always comes with a price. If you like Wild's mafia-flavored intensity, this lands in that lane.