Dex Haven Books in Order (Updated April 22, 2026)

Dex Haven’s catalog is still compact enough to read in full without much confusion, but it already splits into three distinct continuities. The practical question is not “what is the one master order?” It is “which Dex Haven series are you trying to read?”

Right now, the catalog breaks into:

• Wolves of Iron Valor MC, the main paranormal-romance biker/shifter line
• Kingdoms of Eldoria, a completed fantasy-romance trilogy
• Kozlov Family Vampires, a newer vampire line that begins with Kazimir

For most readers, the safest starting point is Bronc if you want the current flagship series, or Claiming Starlight if you want the completed fantasy trilogy first.

The cleanest way to read Dex Haven

There is no single mixed reading order you need to follow across all books. Read by series, and use publication order inside each series.

That means:

1. Start with Bronc for the shifter/motorcycle-club world.
2. Start with Claiming Starlight for the fantasy-romance world.
3. Leave Kazimir until you want the vampire series, because it begins a separate continuity.

Dex Haven series at a glance

If you want the main current series

Read Wolves of Iron Valor MC in order.

If you want a finished fantasy trilogy

Read Kingdoms of Eldoria in order.

If you want the newest vampire branch

Start Kozlov Family Vampires with Kazimir.

Wolves of Iron Valor MC books in order

This is the strongest default recommendation because it is the longest current Dex Haven series and the one her official site most clearly supports with individual book pages, content notes, and continuity signals.

1. Bronc (2025): The series opener introduces the Iron Valor world through Juliet’s escape from an abusive engagement and her collision with Bronc, the alpha of a motorcycle-club wolf-shifter pack.
2. Menace (2025): A runaway arranged-marriage plot pushes the series into rescue territory, showing the club taking on bigger enemies than a single private threat.
3. Wrecker (2025): This entry turns betrayal into the central pressure point, with the pack’s enforcer tracking a woman whose desperate choice opened the wrong door.
4. Big Papa (2025): The fourth book widens the supernatural side of the series by pairing a scarred wolf with a witch whose family curse pulls magic more deeply into the MC world.
5. Arsenal (2025): A second-chance setup raises the external stakes through trafficking, cross-border pursuit, and a mate-bond story tied to recovery and rescue.
6. Gunner (2025): This later series entry continues the same interconnected standalone model, with darker paranormal and power-exchange elements still rooted in the Iron Valor pack.
7. Doc (2026): The seventh book carries the series into 2026 and appears to lean harder into vampire-linked material, making it a bridge between the wolf-MC world and Haven’s expanding paranormal catalogue.

Kingdoms of Eldoria books in order

This is the fantasy-romance lane. It is shorter, cleaner, and easier to read straight through because it appears to function as one continuous trilogy rather than a series of couple-centered standalones.

1. Claiming Starlight (2024): The trilogy opens with Olivia discovering her magical heritage after a kidnapping pulls her into Eldoria’s fractured realm, where her bond with King Cadence Vesparra becomes central to the wider conflict.
2. Starlight & Luna Rising (2024): The middle book turns from discovery to alliance-building, with dark forces testing the bonds between kingdoms while Cade, Olivia, and Amaya move closer to their larger destinies.
3. Starlight & Fire (2025): The trilogy finale brings the realm’s fate, sacrifice, and the final fight for Eldoria into one closing volume rather than spinning the story out further.

Kozlov Family Vampires books in order

This is the newest listed Dex Haven series, and at the moment it has one confirmed starting title.

• Kazimir (2026): The opening Kozlov Family Vampires novel begins Haven’s vampire-family line with a darker paranormal-romance setup involving blood exchange, coercive power structures, and a BDSM-club backdrop.

Recommended reading order for most readers

If you want the best reading experience rather than the most technical bibliography order, use this path:

1. Bronc
2. Menace
3. Wrecker
4. Big Papa
5. Arsenal
6. Gunner
7. Doc
8. Claiming Starlight
9. Starlight & Luna Rising
10. Starlight & Fire
11. Kazimir

That order is not because the series are one shared continuity. It is simply the easiest way to move from Haven’s best-developed current line to the completed fantasy trilogy and then into the newest vampire branch.

Publication order across all Dex Haven books

If you want the full catalog in release order instead of by series, the currently confirmed sequence is:

1. Claiming Starlight (2024): The first currently listed Dex Haven novel and the beginning of the Eldoria trilogy.
2. Starlight & Luna Rising (2024): The second Eldoria book continues the same fantasy-world conflict.
3. Starlight & Fire (2025): The Eldoria finale closes that trilogy.
4. Bronc (2025): The first Wolves of Iron Valor MC novel launches the biker-shifter line.
5. Menace (2025): The second Iron Valor book expands the pack’s external enemies.
6. Wrecker (2025): The third Iron Valor book centers on betrayal and pursuit.
7. Big Papa (2025): The fourth Iron Valor book increases the witch-and-magic side of the world.
8. Arsenal (2025): The fifth Iron Valor book pushes the series into a second-chance rescue arc.
9. Gunner (2025): The sixth Iron Valor book continues the same connected paranormal-MC sequence.
10. Doc (2026): The seventh Iron Valor book extends the series into 2026.
11. Kazimir (2026): The first Kozlov Family Vampires novel starts the newest listed series.

Do these series connect?

At the moment, the safest answer is not in a way that requires cross-series reading.

Wolves of Iron Valor MC clearly functions as one connected series. Kingdoms of Eldoria appears to be its own separate fantasy trilogy. Kozlov Family Vampires is listed as a distinct series rather than as an Iron Valor sub-entry, so it is best treated as separate unless future books make the crossover explicit.

Where should new readers start?

Choose based on mood:

• Start with Bronc if you want wolf shifters, biker-club energy, rescue plots, and a more overtly dark paranormal-romance tone.
• Start with Claiming Starlight if you want kingdom fantasy, magic, prophecy, and a completed trilogy.
• Start with Kazimir only if you already know you want the vampire line first and are comfortable beginning with a brand-new series.

Latest release status

As of the currently listed catalog, Dex Haven’s books run through 2026, with Doc listed as Wolves of Iron Valor MC #7 and Kazimir listed as Kozlov Family Vampires #1. That means the author is still actively expanding the wolf-MC series while also opening a newer vampire branch.

FAQ

What is the first Dex Haven book to read?

Bronc is the best first book for most readers because it opens the longest current series.

Is Kingdoms of Eldoria complete?

Yes, the currently listed trilogy runs from Claiming Starlight to Starlight & Fire.

Is Kazimir part of Wolves of Iron Valor MC?

No, it is listed under Kozlov Family Vampires, so it is best treated as a separate series starter.

Should I read Dex Haven in publication order or by series?

By series is better. Publication order works, but it jumps from Eldoria fantasy into biker shifters and then into vampires.

Are the Wolves of Iron Valor MC books standalones?

They appear to be interconnected standalones, which means each book has its own central couple but the shared pack and world still make publication order the better choice.

Final recommendation

If you want one clear answer, use this one: start with Bronc and continue through Wolves of Iron Valor MC in order. After that, read Kingdoms of Eldoria as a separate completed trilogy, then move to Kazimir when you want Haven’s newer vampire series.