Lexi C. Foss Books in Order (Updated May 29, 2026)

Lexi C. Foss is a USA Today bestselling author of dark paranormal romance, fantasy romance, omegaverse romance, vampire romance, shifter romance, and why-choose romance.

Her books are not one single timeline. The cleanest way to read her is by world: Immortal Curse, Blood Alliance, Midnight Fae Academy, X-Clan, V-Clan, Hell Fae, and the other connected or standalone branches.

The best overall starting point is Blood Laws. It begins the Immortal Curse world and gives readers the clearest entry into Foss’s long-running paranormal style.

The Reading Map

There are four practical routes into Lexi C. Foss’s books.

1. Start with Blood Laws for the original paranormal continuity.
2. Start with Midnight Fae Academy: Book One for a completed academy-style why-choose series.
3. Start with Andorra Sector for dystopian omegaverse and shifter romance.
4. Start with Carnage Island for a popular standalone that does not require a long series commitment.

Immortal Curse Books in Order

Immortal Curse is one of Foss’s main continuing worlds. Each book has a romance thread, but the series also has a larger plot that carries across books, so publication order is the safest route.

1. Blood Laws (2017): The series opens with cursed immortals, forbidden rules, and a paranormal world where bloodlines and power shape every relationship.
2. Forbidden Bonds (2017): The second book expands the rules of the immortal world while deepening the central bond-and-consequence structure.
3. Blood Heart (2018): The series pushes further into bloodline secrets, emotional risk, and the larger mythology behind the immortal conflict.
4. Elder Bonds (2018): An optional Immortal Curse World entry that adds side material and background context after the early main books.
5. Blood Bonds (2018): The main story continues with more pressure on the bonds, loyalties, and supernatural politics already in motion.
6. Angel Bonds (2019): Angelic and immortal elements collide, widening the series beyond its original vampire-and-immortal focus.
7. Blood Seeker (2020): The hunt for truth becomes more dangerous as the series moves toward later revelations.
8. Blood Burden (2020): An optional Immortal Curse World story that fits after Blood Seeker and adds supporting-world context.
9. Wicked Bonds (2021): The seventh released main novel raises the emotional and supernatural stakes before the still-unfinished later arc.
10. Blood King (forthcoming/TBA): Listed by the author as book eight, but not treated here as a released installment as of this update.
11. Assassin Bonds (forthcoming/TBA): Listed in the author’s suggested future Immortal Curse World order, but not available as a released book during this update.

Immortal Curse Collections

1. Immortal Curse: Illustrated Edition Volume One (2020): An illustrated edition/collection format, not a separate new installment in the reading order.
2. Immortal Curse Series, Books 1-3: A bundled edition for the first three main novels.
3. Immortal Curse Boxed Sets: Collection formats for existing books, useful for buying or reading in bundles but not separate continuity entries.

Dark Provenance Books in Order

Dark Provenance is connected by world and recurring supernatural mythology, but the author describes the books as readable as standalones. Publication order is useful, but strict order is less important than it is in Immortal Curse.

1. Heiress of Bael (2018): A prequel novella about the Heiress of Bael, demon danger, and a mission involving the missing Divinity.
2. Daughter of Death (2018): The main series begins with death, demons, and a heroine pulled into a dangerous supernatural legacy.
3. Paramour of Sin (2021): A standalone paranormal romance involving a Demonic Lord, an Incubus, and a Succubus with lethal power.
4. Princess of Bael (2022): The Bael family thread continues with more focus on demonic inheritance, power, and identity.
5. Son of Chaos (2018): Although originally published earlier, the author’s recommended order places it after Princess of Bael for continuity clarity.
6. Captive of Hell (forthcoming/availability uncertain): Listed as book five on the author’s page, with Trudy and Prince Ashmedai at the center, but the author page still labels it as coming soon.

Blood Alliance Books in Order

Blood Alliance is a completed dark vampire/lycan series. Each book has a resolution, but the world has recurring power structures, character overlap, and a larger alliance plot, so order is strongly recommended.

1. Chastely Bitten (2018): The series begins in a future where vampires and lycans hold power and humans have lost control.
2. Royally Bitten (2019): The royal and political sides of the vampire/lycan world become more prominent.
3. Regally Bitten (2019): The series continues through hierarchy, possession, and the dangers of supernatural rule.
4. Rebel Bitten (2020): Rebellion and control become central as the series moves into sharper resistance against the ruling order.
5. Viciously Bitten (2021): A bonus bite, best read after Rebel Bitten, offering a darker side glimpse rather than a full main-series novel.
6. Kingly Bitten (2021): The main sequence returns to power, rule, and the cost of claiming a place in the alliance.
7. Cruelly Bitten (2024): The sixth main novel closes the primary Blood Alliance series with Cam and Izzy’s brutal king-and-bond storyline.
8. Forever Bitten (2025): A bonus-scene collection meant as a post-series check-in rather than a plot-heavy novella.

Blood Alliance World Books

These are related to Blood Alliance but separate from the six-book main series.

1. Blood Day (2022): A Blood University spin-off about a deadly graduation ceremony in a world ruled by superior bloodlines.
2. Blood Day 2 (2022): A continuation or companion entry to the Blood University side of the Blood Alliance world.
3. Crave Me (2022): A related standalone with Blood Alliance overlap, though it is not required for the six-book main arc.
4. Blood City (forthcoming/TBA): A planned related story, described by the author as Khalid’s story, but not a released book as of this update.

Midnight Fae Academy Books in Order

Midnight Fae Academy is a completed academy-style why-choose fantasy romance series. Read the numbered books in order.

1. Ella’s Masquerade (2020): A prequel novella that gives extra context before the main academy sequence.
2. Midnight Fae Academy: Book One (2020): The academy story begins with dark fae, dangerous bonds, and a heroine pulled into a supernatural school.
3. Midnight Fae Academy: Book Two (2020): The second book continues the same central arc and should not be treated as a standalone.
4. Midnight Fae Academy: Book Three (2020): The conflict escalates as the heroine’s bonds and the academy’s danger deepen.
5. Midnight Fae Academy: Book Four (2021): The series concludes the main academy storyline and resolves the central relationship arc.
6. Midnight Fae Academy: The Complete Series (2021): An omnibus edition collecting the main series.

Elemental Fae Academy Books in Order

This co-written series with J.R. Thorn is a separate academy branch. Read it in order because the same central arc builds across the books.

1. Elemental Fae Academy: Book One (2019): The academy world opens with elemental magic, supernatural politics, and a new heroine learning the rules.
2. Elemental Fae Academy: Book Two (2019): The second book continues the same academy conflict and relationship development.
3. Elemental Fae Academy: Book Three (2019): The third book pushes the central arc toward its main resolution.
4. Elemental Fae Queen (2020): Also associated with Elemental Fae Holiday, this continues the world after the main academy trilogy.
5. Winter Fae Queen (2021): A later follow-up that adds a winter-fae branch to the larger academy world.

Hell Fae Books in Order

Hell Fae is co-written with J.R. Thorn. Read these in order because the titles form a linked dark fantasy romance arc.

1. Hell Fae Captive (2022): The series opens with captivity, deadly supernatural rules, and a heroine forced into the Hell Fae realm.
2. Hell Fae Warden (2023): The second book expands the danger and power structure after the initial captive setup.
3. Hell Fae Commander (2023): The third book continues the same world with military and command-level stakes.
4. Hell Fae Prince (2025): The fourth book shifts toward royal Hell Fae conflict and prepares the final stage of the arc.
5. Hell Fae King (2025): The fifth book completes the listed Hell Fae sequence with the king-level resolution.

Netherworld Fae Books in Order

Netherworld Fae is a dark Hades and Persephone-inspired why-choose trilogy. Read it in order because the books follow one connected arc.

1. Bride of Death (2025): The trilogy begins with a heroine drawn into the Netherworld and tied to the God of Death.
2. A Nest of Lies (2026): The second book continues the deception, memory, and mate-bond conflict from the opener.
3. Knotted Myths (2026): The third book completes the trilogy’s mythic, omegaverse-leaning arc.

Mythos Fae Books in Order

Mythos Fae is described as a series of standalone twisted mythology-inspired reverse-harem romances with omegaverse vibes.

1. Knotty Mythos Fae (forthcoming, 2027): A future mythology-inspired entry and not part of the currently released reading order.

X-Clan Books in Order

X-Clan is a dystopian omegaverse/shifter series. Read the main numbered books in order, then use the origin novella as background.

1. Andorra Sector (2020): The series begins with sector politics, Alphas, Omegas, survival, and a dangerous dystopian hierarchy.
2. X-Clan: The Experiment (2020): The second book expands the darker science and control elements behind the sector world.
3. Winter’s Arrow (2020): The third book continues the X-Clan timeline with a colder, more survival-driven branch of the world.
4. Bariloche Sector (2021): The fourth main installment moves the sector conflict into a new territory and new relationship stakes.
5. X-Clan: The Origin (2022): A prequel/background novella that explains earlier roots of the X-Clan world.
6. Venom Island (2024): A related Exiled Sector standalone about an island where dangerous Alphas and stranded Omegas collide.

V-Clan Books in Order

V-Clan is a dark shifter omegaverse series with vampire-like elements. Each book focuses on a sector, but the series is best read in order.

1. Blood Sector (2022): The series opens with Alpha power, blood-coded danger, and the sector structure that defines the world.
2. Night Sector (2023): The second book moves into a darker sector and continues the omegaverse politics.
3. Eclipse Sector (2024): The third book uses eclipse imagery and elite power to deepen the world’s romantic and political risks.
4. Kodiak Sector (2026): A standalone shifter romance set in the Kodiak Sector, with a protective Alpha and a darker nesting-focused setup.
5. Lunar Sector (forthcoming, 2027): A future V-Clan entry and not required for the currently released books.

Drakon-Clan Books in Order

Drakon-Clan is a dragon-shifter branch connected by the clan/sector structure.

1. Gold Sector (2025): The series begins with a hybrid Omega, dragonkind suspicion, and survival inside a trial-heavy sector.
2. Silver Sector (forthcoming, 2026): The second Drakon-Clan book is listed as upcoming and should be read after Gold Sector once available.

Mershano Empire Books in Order

Mershano Empire is a contemporary romance series, separate from the paranormal worlds. The books have their own HEAs, but order helps with family cameos.

1. The Prince’s Game (2017): Evan Mershano enters a marriage-arrangement setup that turns into more than the clean deal he expected.
2. The Charmer’s Gambit (2017): Will Mershano and a law-school graduate collide in a workplace-adjacent romance complicated by her dangerous past.
3. The Rebel’s Redemption (2019): A regret-filled rebel returns to face the consequences of Jamie, Avery, and a family history he cannot avoid.
4. The Devil’s Denial (planned/TBA): The planned fourth Mershano book, not available as a released novel during this update.

Underworld Royals Books in Order

This co-written series with Anna Edwards is separate from the main Foss worlds.

1. Happily Ever Crowned (2019): A royal-underworld romance that opens the short co-written sequence.
2. Happily Ever Bitten (2020): The second entry adds a vampire bite to the underworld-royal setup.

Haven Realm Book

• Hunted (2018): A co-written Haven Realm entry with Jennifer Thorn and Mila Young, best treated as a separate collaboration read.

Vampire Dynasty Universe Books

These are contribution/related-world entries rather than a main Lexi C. Foss sequence.

1. Violet Slays (2021): A Vampire Dynasty entry centered on Violet and a blood-soaked supernatural conflict.
2. Crossed Fates (2021): A Kingdom of Wolves contribution with Elle Christensen, best read as part of that shared universe rather than as a Foss main-series book.

Noir Reformatory Books in Order

Noir Reformatory is a co-written paranormal prison/reformatory series. Read in numbered order.

1. Noir Reformatory: The Beginning (2020): A prequel that sets up the reformatory world and its supernatural prison-school premise.
2. Noir Reformatory: First Offense (2021): The main series begins with the first major offense and the heroine’s entry into the system.
3. Noir Reformatory: Second Offense (2021): The second book continues the reformatory conflict and relationship stakes.
4. Noir Reformatory: Third Offense (2022): The third book raises the danger and pushes the arc toward its later consequences.
5. Noir Reformatory: Fourth Offense (2024): The fourth book continues the shared reformatory storyline.

Violet Queen Trilogy

• Midnight (2020): A prequel-style entry in the co-written Violet Queen Trilogy world, listed separately from Foss’s main series.

Standalone and Shared-World Books

These books do not require reading Foss’s major series first unless noted.

1. Scarlet Mark (2019): A dark romantic suspense standalone in the Cavalieri Della Morte shared world, involving an assassin and his assigned mark.
2. Rotanev (2021): A standalone Poseidon-inspired tale with mythological romance elements.
3. Carnage Island (2021): A popular standalone in the Reject Island shared world, built around shifter/omegaverse rejection and survival.
4. Crave Me (2022): A standalone in the Immortal Vices and Virtues world with stronger relevance to Blood Alliance than most shared-world entries.
5. Claim Me (2023): A standalone fated-mates romance in the Immortal Vices and Virtues: Her Monstrous Mates branch.
6. Their Lethal Pet (2024): A Monsters Night standalone featuring a dark paranormal why-choose setup with monster-like mates.
7. Monsterland Mayhem (2024): A twisted monster-fairytale standalone with Alice-in-Wonderland-style chaos and dark omegaverse elements.
8. Dark Obsessions (2026): A standalone dark monster romance involving a human researcher and the Strigoi King she has been hunting.
9. Lark (2026): A standalone contemporary omegaverse why-choose romance about a hacker found and claimed by a dangerous pack.
10. Their Royal Pet (forthcoming, 2026): A future Monster Games standalone about a chosen candidate forced into monster mating games.

Recommended Lexi C. Foss Reading Order

Do not try to force every Lexi C. Foss book into one universal timeline. The better approach is to choose a lane and finish that lane before jumping to another.

For the classic paranormal route:

1. Blood Laws
2. Forbidden Bonds
3. Blood Heart
4. Elder Bonds
5. Blood Bonds
6. Angel Bonds
7. Blood Seeker
8. Blood Burden
9. Wicked Bonds
10. Blood King when released

For the vampire dystopian route:

1. Chastely Bitten
2. Royally Bitten
3. Regally Bitten
4. Rebel Bitten
5. Viciously Bitten
6. Kingly Bitten
7. Cruelly Bitten
8. Forever Bitten
9. Blood Day
10. Blood Day 2
11. Crave Me

For the academy/why-choose route:

1. Elemental Fae Academy: Book One
2. Elemental Fae Academy: Book Two
3. Elemental Fae Academy: Book Three
4. Elemental Fae Queen
5. Winter Fae Queen
6. Ella’s Masquerade
7. Midnight Fae Academy: Book One
8. Midnight Fae Academy: Book Two
9. Midnight Fae Academy: Book Three
10. Midnight Fae Academy: Book Four
11. Hell Fae Captive
12. Hell Fae Warden
13. Hell Fae Commander
14. Hell Fae Prince
15. Hell Fae King
16. Bride of Death
17. A Nest of Lies
18. Knotted Myths

For the omegaverse sector route:

1. Andorra Sector
2. X-Clan: The Experiment
3. Winter’s Arrow
4. Bariloche Sector
5. X-Clan: The Origin
6. Venom Island
7. Blood Sector
8. Night Sector
9. Eclipse Sector
10. Kodiak Sector
11. Gold Sector
12. Silver Sector when released

Latest Lexi C. Foss Book

The latest reliably confirmed released Lexi C. Foss title during this update is Knotted Myths, book three in Netherworld Fae, released in April 2026.

Some sources also list Lark in 2026, but release-date listings vary. Treat Knotted Myths as the safest latest confirmed primary release for this guide.

Upcoming Lexi C. Foss Books

These future titles were listed during research, but release schedules can move.

1. Their Royal Pet (2026): A future Monster Games standalone set in a monster-ruled world.
2. Silver Sector (2026): Book two in Drakon-Clan, intended to follow Gold Sector.
3. Blood King (forthcoming/TBA): Book eight in Immortal Curse, still treated as unreleased by the author’s own page during this update.
4. Blood City (forthcoming/TBA): A related Blood Alliance World story centered on Khalid.
5. Lunar Sector (2027): A future V-Clan entry after Kodiak Sector.
6. Knotty Mythos Fae (2027): A future twisted mythology-inspired why-choose romance in the Mythos Fae line.

Do You Need to Read Lexi C. Foss in Publication Order?

No. Publication order is useful inside a series, but not across the whole bibliography.

The Immortal Curse, Midnight Fae Academy, Elemental Fae Academy, Hell Fae, Netherworld Fae, X-Clan, and V-Clan books should be read in their own series order.

The standalones and shared-world books can be read by trope, mood, or subgenre.

Which Books Are Standalone?

The clearest standalone choices are Carnage Island, Rotanev, Scarlet Mark, Their Lethal Pet, Monsterland Mayhem, Dark Obsessions, and Lark.

Some series books are also written with standalone romance arcs, especially in Blood Alliance and Dark Provenance, but they still benefit from order because world details and recurring characters build over time.

FAQs

What Lexi C. Foss book should I read first?

Start with Blood Laws for the best full-author entry point. Start with Carnage Island for a one-book sampler.

Are Lexi C. Foss books connected?

Some are connected, but not all. Immortal Curse, Blood Alliance, Midnight Fae Academy, X-Clan, V-Clan, and Hell Fae should each be treated as separate reading lanes.

Is Midnight Fae Academy complete?

Yes. The main Midnight Fae Academy series has four books, plus the prequel novella Ella’s Masquerade and a complete-series omnibus.

Is Blood Alliance complete?

Yes. The main Blood Alliance series is complete at six main books, with bonus material and related world stories available separately.

Is Blood King published?

The safest answer is no for this guide. Some third-party pages list dates, but the author’s own page still treats Blood King as unreleased/TBA.

Should I read Blood Day before Blood Alliance?

No. Read Blood Alliance first, then move to Blood Day and the Blood University material.

Can I read Dark Provenance out of order?

Yes, but the author’s suggested order is still the better path: Heiress of Bael, Daughter of Death, Paramour of Sin, Princess of Bael, Son of Chaos, then Captive of Hell when available.

Conclusion

The best Lexi C. Foss reading order depends on the world you choose.

For the broadest introduction, begin with Blood Laws and follow Immortal Curse in order. For a completed academy series, choose Midnight Fae Academy. For dark omegaverse and shifter romance, begin with Andorra Sector or Blood Sector.

The key is not to mix every Foss title into one timeline. Read by world, keep connected series intact, and use the standalone books as separate entry points.