Invi Wright Books in Order [Updated March 2026]

Invi Wright writes across a few very different romance lanes: dark fantasy, reverse-harem fantasy, shifter romance, and contemporary standalones. The key to reading her work cleanly is not strict publication order across everything. It is knowing which books belong together, which books are true standalones, and which series are still expanding.

For most readers, there are three sensible entry points. Start with The Female if you want the best-known series. Start with The Cursed Kingdom if you want a newer fantasy line that is still growing. Start with The Nanny if you want to sample Wright without committing to a fantasy series.

The quickest answer

If you want the simplest practical reading path, use this order:

1. The Female
2. Her Males
3. Their War
4. Chev’s Mate
5. Queens
6. The Cursed Kingdom
7. The Shattered Kingdom
8. The Hidden Kingdom when released
9. Land of Wolves: Revelations
10. Land of Wolves book two when released
11. Aine
12. The Nanny
13. Lord of Dread
14. The Professor

That is not pure publication order. It is the cleanest order for readers who want the main connected books first, then the separate standalones.

The shelves that matter

Think of Invi Wright’s catalog as four shelves:

Main connected universe: The Female books
Newer connected fantasy line: The Cursed Kingdom
New active shifter duology: Land of Wolves
Separate standalones: Aine, The Nanny, Lord of Dread, and likely The Professor

That matters because The Female and The Cursed Kingdom should be read in order, while the others do not depend on one another.

Invi Wright books in order by series

The Female series

This is the core Invi Wright reading lane and still the safest place to start. The author’s site now frames it as a completed first trilogy, then spinoffs that continue the world.

1. The Female (2023): Charlotte is taken from hiding and forced into a brutal world where women are collected and sold, beginning a dark demon romance with dystopian stakes and the setup for the main trilogy.
2. Her Males (2023): Book two continues Charlotte’s reverse-harem story and belongs directly after The Female, since Goodreads and the official series page both place it there.
3. Their War (2023): The third book closes the initial trilogy and pays off the war, relationship, and world-building threads established in the first two books.
4. Chev’s Mate (2024): A standalone spinoff about Chev, alpha of the bear shifters, and Vanessa, a survivor who wants nothing to do with mates, expanding the world after the main trilogy without replacing it.
5. Queens (2025): Cassia’s revenge story begins the next interconnected spinoff phase of the series, shifting the focus while still staying inside The Female world.

The Cursed Kingdom series

This is the newer fantasy lane and it is clearly still in progress. Read it in order.

1. The Cursed Kingdom (2024): Abby sneaks into the faerie realm to steal a weaponized plant, gets caught between faeries and shifters, and sets off a slow-burn enemies-to-lovers fantasy romance that ends on a cliffhanger.
2. The Shattered Kingdom (2025): Abby’s situation worsens as loyalties fracture, mate bonds complicate everything, and the faerie-shifter peace begins to collapse into open conflict.
3. The Hidden Kingdom (TBD): The official site lists this as book three and says books three and four are planned from Lilly’s point of view, continuing the coming war between the faerie and shifter kingdoms.

Land of Wolves

This is the newest active project and the one to watch right now. The official site is very clear that Revelations is book one of a duology. The second book is confirmed for June 2026 on the author site, but the title is not presented consistently across sources, so it is safer not to overstate it.

1. Land of Wolves: Revelations (2026): Evelyn, raised by a secret government agency, is sent to kill the shifter alpha she is fated to love, starting a duology built on assassin-versus-target tension, hidden identities, and government deception.
2. Land of Wolves book two (expected 2026): Officially confirmed as the second half of the duology, though public sources are not fully aligned on whether the title is simply “Part 2” or Land of Wolves: Atonement.

Standalone books

These are the books you can read whenever you want because they are not currently presented as part of the two main expanding series.

1. Aine (2022): A woman sentenced to die in the woods discovers the beasts are not what she was taught and is claimed by one of them in a dark shifter romance.
2. The Professor (2022): An early college romance that still appears on Goodreads, Amazon, and Book Notification, but is not currently featured on the author’s main books page, so it is safest to treat it as an early standalone.
3. The Nanny (2024): Brooke takes a nanny job after losing her teaching position and ends up working for Nate, a recently widowed single father, making this the easiest contemporary starting point in Wright’s catalog.
4. Lord of Dread (2024): Rebecca is pushed into an arranged marriage with the mysterious Lord Elijah, giving Wright’s catalog a historical romance entry that stands apart from the fantasy books.

Best reading order for new readers

This is the order I would recommend for most people:

1. The Female (2023): Best first look at Wright’s dark fantasy-romance style.
2. Her Males (2023): Continue the main trilogy without breaking momentum.
3. Their War (2023): Finish the first major arc before moving to spinoffs.
4. Chev’s Mate (2024): Read the first spinoff while the world is still fresh.
5. Queens (2025): Then move into the newer connected spinoff thread.
6. The Cursed Kingdom (2024): Start the newer fantasy line once you know you like her style.
7. The Shattered Kingdom (2025): Read immediately after book one because the conflict carries forward directly.
8. The Hidden Kingdom (TBD): Add when released.
9. Land of Wolves: Revelations (2026): Pick this up once you want the newest ongoing project.
10. Land of Wolves book two: Read when available.
11. Aine (2022): Use as a standalone fantasy detour whenever you want.
12. The Nanny (2024): Best contemporary palate cleanser.
13. Lord of Dread (2024): Good choice if you want historical instead of fantasy.
14. The Professor (2022): Best treated as an optional early standalone.

Publication order

If you prefer release order instead, the currently verifiable sequence is:

1. Aine (2022)
2. The Professor (2022)
3. The Female (2023)
4. Her Males (2023)
5. Their War (2023)
6. The Nanny (2024)
7. Lord of Dread (2024)
8. Chev’s Mate (2024)
9. The Cursed Kingdom (2024)
10. The Shattered Kingdom (2025)
11. Queens (2025)
12. Land of Wolves: Revelations (2026)

Then come the announced but not fully released next entries:
13. The Hidden Kingdom
14. Land of Wolves book two

Does order matter?

Yes, but only inside the connected series.

You should read The Female books in sequence, because the author explicitly separates the first three as a completed trilogy and then moves into spinoffs within the same world. You should also read The Cursed Kingdom books in order, since book one ends on a cliffhanger and book two clearly continues the same conflict.

By contrast, Aine, The Nanny, and Lord of Dread are separate entries. The Professor also appears to stand alone, although it is less clearly surfaced on the current official site.

Latest release status

As of March 14, 2026, the newest confirmed Invi Wright release is Land of Wolves: Revelations, scheduled for March 31, 2026. The official site also says book two of that duology is planned for June 2026, and The Hidden Kingdom remains listed as upcoming with no release date yet. The same site also says the broader The Female line is planned to continue beyond Queens, but books six and seven do not yet have titles or dates publicly listed.

FAQ

What is the best Invi Wright book to start with?

The Female is the best starting point for most readers.

Which Invi Wright series should be read in order?

The Female and The Cursed Kingdom should both be read in sequence.

Is Chev’s Mate part of the main Female trilogy?

No. It comes after the completed first trilogy as a standalone spinoff in the same world.

Is The Nanny connected to the fantasy books?

No. It is a separate contemporary standalone.

What is Invi Wright’s newest series?

Right now, Land of Wolves is the newest clearly active series.

Final recommendation

If you want one clean answer, start with The Female, read through Queens, then move to The Cursed Kingdom books, and save Land of Wolves for when you want the newest release path. Use Aine, The Nanny, Lord of Dread, and The Professor as standalones whenever you want a break from the connected fantasy arcs.