Auryn Hadley Books in Order (Updated July 1, 2026)

Auryn Hadley writes romance, paranormal romance, why-choose romance, fantasy romance, science fantasy, and contemporary romance.

She also publishes fantasy and science-fantasy titles as A.H. Hadley. Her coauthored projects with Kitty Cox include books under both their names and the joint pen name Cerise Cole.

The best starting point depends on the kind of book you want. For epic science fantasy, start with BloodLust. For paranormal romance, start with The Kiss of Death. For contemporary gamer romance, start with Flawed. For a shorter completed paranormal route, start with Wolf’s Bane.

Start Here: Which Auryn Hadley World Do You Want?

1. Choose Rise of the Iliri if you want the largest, most order-sensitive epic science-fantasy series.
2. Choose The Demons’ Muse if you want paranormal romance with Death, demons, angels, art, and a continuing heroine.
3. Choose The Path of Temptation if you want temple fantasy romance built around gods, priestesses, power, desire, and devotion.
4. Choose Gamer Girls if you want contemporary romance co-written with Kitty Cox, centered on gamers, online culture, trauma, found family, and real-world danger.
5. Choose The Ruins of Men if you want newer dystopian science fantasy as A.H. Hadley, but know that it is not complete.

Where Reading Order Matters Most

Read these series strictly in order:

1. Rise of the Iliri: Sal’s war, relationships, identity, and politics build across eleven books.
2. The Demons’ Muse: Sia’s story moves through one continuing paranormal arc.
3. The Path of Temptation: Nariana’s temple training and divine conflict unfold in sequence.
4. The Wolf of Oberhame: Leyli’s gladiator, court, and queen arcs are one continuous trilogy.
5. The Ruins of Men: The newer dystopian fantasy arc is ongoing and should not be read out of order.
6. End of Days: The Cerise Cole books follow one heroine and one apocalypse arc.

Series such as The Dark Orchid, Wolves Next Door, Where the Wild Things Grow, The Eidolon Chronicles, and The Mimics are shorter, but they still read best in their numbered order.

Auryn Hadley Books in Order by Series

The Demons’ Muse Books in Order

The Demons’ Muse is a five-book paranormal romance series. Read it in order because Sia’s connection to Death, demons, angels, and her art changes from book to book.

1. The Kiss of Death (2018): Sia becomes obsessed with the figure of Death after a near-fatal experience, only to discover that her drawings may be pulling supernatural beings into her life.
2. For Love of Evil (2018): Sia’s bond with the demons deepens as the line between imagination, desire, and supernatural reality becomes harder to control.
3. The Sins of Desire (2020): The series expands its angel-and-demon conflict while Sia’s role becomes more dangerous than simply being Death’s muse.
4. The Lure of the Devil (2020): Sia is pushed further into the war around her, with temptation, loyalty, and demonic power pressing against her relationships.
5. The Wrath of Angels (2020): The final book brings the angelic side of the conflict forward and closes the main Muse storyline.

The Dark Orchid Books in Order

The Dark Orchid is a complete fantasy romance trilogy. The books follow Jaeda, the Jackal, and lust-based magic, so order matters.

1. Power of Lies (2019): Jaeda is chosen as the altar for a dangerous sex mage, learning that lust, lies, and power are all part of the same magical system.
2. Magic of Lust (2019): The rules of magic begin to shift, forcing Jaeda and the men around her to face consequences beyond desire.
3. Spell of Love (2019): The trilogy turns toward its resolution as love becomes more powerful, and more dangerous, than the magic built from lust.

The Mimics

• Bioluminescent (2020): A science-fiction romance about identity, survival, and a nonhuman or altered-human premise built around mimicry and attraction.

This is currently a one-book series.

Wolves Next Door Books in Order

Wolves Next Door is a complete Moonlight Universe trilogy. It follows a single mother who moves next to a wolf pack, so read the trilogy in order.

1. Wolf’s Bane (2020): A newly single mother moves into an exclusive neighborhood and discovers that her attractive neighbors are hiding a wolf-shifter reality.
2. Wolf’s Call (2020): The heroine’s place among the wolves becomes more complicated as family, pack bonds, and outside danger tighten around her.
3. Wolf’s Pack (2020): The trilogy closes with the heroine fighting for her daughter, her mates, and her place inside the pack.

Wolves Next Door Collection

• Wolves Next Door: Books 1-3: Complete Trilogy Box Set (2021): A bundle of Wolf’s Bane, Wolf’s Call, and Wolf’s Pack, useful for binge reading but not a separate installment.

The Path of Temptation Books in Order

The Path of Temptation is a six-book fantasy romance series. Read it in order because Nariana’s priestess training, relationships, faith, and divine bargains are one continuous path.

1. The Price We Pay (2021): Nariana is surrendered to the Temple of All Gods and claimed by the God of Temptation, beginning her training as a priestess.
2. The Paths We Lay (2021): Nariana’s choices inside the temple begin shaping her future, her lovers, and the kind of priestess she may become.
3. The Games We Play (2021): Temple politics, divine attention, and desire become harder to separate as Nariana learns that temptation has rules of its own.
4. The Ways We Betray (2021): Trust becomes the central pressure point as Nariana’s relationships and loyalties are tested by both people and gods.
5. The Prayers We Pray (2021): Nariana’s spiritual and emotional commitments deepen as prayer, power, and sacrifice move the series toward its endgame.
6. The Gods We Obey (2022): The final book resolves Nariana’s path with the gods, the temple, and the people she refuses to abandon.

The Eidolon Chronicles Books in Order

The Eidolon Chronicles is a two-book paranormal series. Read these in order because the second book follows the world opened by the first.

1. Not A Vampire (2022): The first Eidolon book plays with vampire expectations while building a paranormal romance around identity, danger, and supernatural misdirection.
2. Not A Ghost (2022): The second book continues the Eidolon premise by shifting the supernatural question toward ghosts, haunting, and what the characters really are.

Where the Wild Things Grow Books in Order

Where the Wild Things Grow is a complete witchy paranormal romance trilogy. Read in order because the small-town coven conflict grows across the series.

1. Magic in the Moonlight (2022): A woman inherits a forest cottage, meets her new contractors, and discovers that Summerpoint’s founding families hide real witchcraft.
2. Spells In The Summertime (2023): The Summerpoint magic grows more dangerous as the heroine’s relationships and the coven’s control become harder to escape.
3. Witchcraft In The Woods (2023): The trilogy closes the forest-town conflict by forcing the heroine and her men to confront the coven’s greed and power.

Gamer Girls Books in Order

Gamer Girls is co-written with Kitty Cox. The series is contemporary romance with linked characters and escalating real-world stakes, so publication order is the best route.

1. Flawed (2016): Dez joins a struggling game company while fighting trauma, panic, and the fear that her flaws make her impossible to love.
2. Challenge Accepted (2016): Riley returns to the gaming scene after being driven out, using competition to fight for her farm and her place among gamer girls.
3. Virtual Reality (2018): Kate’s online connection and real-world workplace crush collide, forcing secrets from both sides into the open.
4. Fragged (2020): Riley’s fight against online misogyny turns physically dangerous when an online hate group moves from harassment to real-world threats.
5. Collateral Damage (2020): Special Agent Jason Raige enters the series from the law-enforcement side, bringing PTSD, service-dog support, and a personal stake in stopping the danger.
6. For The Win (2020): Rhaven’s story centers on gender identity, online safety, and the risk of being fully seen by someone she wants to trust.
7. Game Over (2020): The Kings of Gaming conflict reaches its final stage as Jason and the gamer found family push back against the group targeting them.

A Flawed Series Books in Order

A Flawed Series is co-written with Kitty Cox. It is a separate high-school revenge and hacktivist series, not the same as the Gamer Girls book titled Flawed.

1. Ruin (2023): A new-school outsider joins a group of geeks to help her friend Zoe get revenge, only to find friendship and romance inside the plan.
2. Brutal (2023): The group Ruin takes on a new blackmail case, forcing the heroine to fight back against boys who think they are untouchable.
3. Vicious (2023): The cyberbullying and blackmail crisis escalates, pushing hacking, risk, and justice beyond normal high-school consequences.
4. Cruel (2024): The group faces college, FBI attention, and the explosive aftermath of caring about people while breaking rules to protect them.

Standalone Auryn Hadley Novel

• One More Day (2015): Mackenzie faces cancer, job loss, and isolation before a tattoo-shop boss gives her work, support, and a reason to keep fighting.

Some older catalog lists group this title differently, but the current author site presents it as a standalone.

A.H. Hadley Books in Order

A.H. Hadley is Auryn Hadley’s fantasy and science-fantasy pen name. These books are not optional if you want a complete Auryn Hadley bibliography, but they are separate from the Auryn Hadley romance-series lanes.

The Wolf of Oberhame Books in Order

The Wolf of Oberhame is a complete fantasy trilogy. Read it in order because Leyli’s journey moves from gladiator survival to political rule.

1. When We Were Kings (2015): Princess Leyli is thrown into a gladiator arena and must become “the Wolf” to survive, seek revenge, and protect her father’s throne.
2. When We Were Dancing (2016): Leyli becomes the first female heir and must navigate court politics, arranged marriage, and the problem of loving a man she may not be allowed to choose.
3. When We Were Crowned (2018): Leyli rules as the Gladiator Queen while pregnancy, war, and court plots threaten the crown she fought to claim.

The Wolf of Oberhame Collection

1. The Wolf of Oberhame: The Complete Series (2024): A full-series collection of When We Were Kings, When We Were Dancing, and When We Were Crowned.

Rise of the Iliri Books in Order

Rise of the Iliri is Auryn Hadley’s largest and most order-sensitive series under the A.H. Hadley name. Read all eleven books in order.

1. BloodLust (2016): Salryc Luxx enters the Black Blades and begins discovering that the species humans treat as beasts may be stronger, older, and more dangerous than anyone admits.
2. Instinctual (2016): Sal finds a place inside the Black Blades, but trust becomes risky when the group needs human allies to stop a military disaster.
3. Defiance (2016): Sal and Cyno are sent far from their pack on a mission in Anglia, where Sal’s identity as iliri may make her either myth, weapon, or savior.
4. Inseparable (2016): The Black Blades face political consequences, disbanding, and the danger of losing the pack structure that gives them strength.
5. Tenacity (2016): The iliri cause gathers momentum as Sal’s people begin tasting hope and the Emperor turns more directly against her.
6. Resilience (2017): Sal returns to political and military conflict with greater power, forcing humans to confront that the iliri are no longer obedient tools.
7. Dissent (2017): Sal leads while sabotage and prejudice threaten the mission, making reform almost as difficult as war.
8. Upheaval (2018): The campaign reaches Merriton, where espionage, personal stakes, and shifting rules make victory harder than simply winning a battle.
9. Havoc (2019): Sal’s mind, her people, and the three-species future all come under pressure as war exposes the need for deeper change.
10. Risen (2019): The final stretch of the war arrives, forcing Sal, her mates, Anglia, and the iliri to fight for more than survival.
11. Hope (2019): A full-length epilogue novel showing what comes after the war, with Anglia trying to rebuild peace across humans, iliri, and grauori.

An Accidental Fairy Tale Books in Order

An Accidental Fairy Tale follows a human foster girl at a school for fae and half-fae refugees. Read in order because the Silver Oaks story and hidden-royalty conflict continue across books.

1. Mistaken Magic (2024): A human foster girl is accidentally accepted into Silver Oaks Institute, where being normal may make her the strangest person at a fae school.
2. Pixie Problems (2024): The heroine learns to use iron and shadow-like power to protect her fae friends, even though her human nature makes her dangerous to them.
3. Rebellious Royals (2025): Hidden fae royalty and seasonal court politics come into the open, turning the school story into a larger fight against a divided kingdom.
4. Harrowing Hunt (TBA): The fourth An Accidental Fairy Tale book is listed for direct-store preorder, with a late-summer 2026 early-bird target rather than a stable wide-release date.
5. Faerie Fables (TBA): A future An Accidental Fairy Tale title listed as coming soon, with no reliable release date confirmed.
6. Crows and Crowns (TBA): A future An Accidental Fairy Tale title listed as coming soon, with no reliable release date confirmed.

An Accidental Fairy Tale Collections

1. An Accidental Fairy Tale: Books 1-3 (TBA): A planned collection of the first three books, useful for readers who want the opening Silver Oaks arc together.
2. An Accidental Fairy Tale: Books 4-6 (TBA): A planned later collection, not a separate story.

The Ruins of Men Books in Order

The Ruins of Men is an ongoing dystopian science-fantasy series. The author’s current series overview lists five books planned and marks the series as incomplete.

1. Wyvern’s Gold (2024): Ayla is sacrificed to the so-called Dragons and discovers that the monsters her underground society feared are not the true enemy.
2. Phoenix’s Fire (2025): The aftermath of the underground society’s lies pushes survival toward rebellion, healing, and a wider future above ground.
3. Rose’s Thorns (2026): Meri and Ayla continue rebuilding freedom among the Dragons while trauma, trust, and rescue remain unfinished.
4. Dragonfly’s Ascent (TBA): The fourth Ruins of Men title is listed as coming soon and available for direct preorder, with a late-fall or early-winter 2026 early-bird target rather than a firm wide date.
5. Serpent’s Scales (TBA): The fifth planned Ruins of Men title is listed as coming soon, with no stable release date confirmed.

Sin’s City Books in Order

Sin’s City is a science-fiction series under A.H. Hadley. It is listed as a three-book series, with only the first book widely established and the second in direct-store preorder status.

1. Cybernetic Angel (2026): Brother Sin, a celibate protector for a powerful religion, is assigned to protect a cybernetically enhanced Ingenue and uncovers a conspiracy in New Cincinnati.
2. Enhancing Lives (TBA): The second Sin’s City book is listed for direct preorder, with a late-summer 2026 early-bird target but no stable wide-release date confirmed.

Cerise Cole Books in Order

Cerise Cole is the combined pen name used by Auryn Hadley and Kitty Cox. The End of Days books are paranormal why-choose romance and should be read in order.

End of Days Books in Order

1. Still of the Night (2021): Jess Bailey discovers that the deadly scar on her hand is tied to a larger supernatural destiny and the beginning of an apocalypse conflict.
2. Tainted Love (2021): Jess learns more about her power, her father, and the danger of being called an abomination while the cracked seals become a real threat.
3. Enter Sandman (2021): Jess stands between the Order of Martyrs, her own mixed nature, and the growing war around the seals.
4. Highway to Hell (2021): The series reaches its final stand as Jess and her men face enemies on both sides of the apocalypse conflict.

End of Days Collection

• End of Days: The Complete Series (2022): A collection of all four End of Days books, not a separate fifth installment.

Recommended Auryn Hadley Reading Order

There is no single required master order across all pen names. Use this sequence if you want the smoothest broad introduction without jumping into unfinished series too early.

1. BloodLust (2016): Start here for Auryn Hadley’s largest fantasy world and Sal’s first step into the Black Blades.
2. Instinctual (2016): Continue immediately because Sal’s pack and military role are still forming.
3. Defiance (2016): Stay with Sal as the series expands beyond the original Black Blades setting.
4. Inseparable (2016): Read before the larger rebellion books because the pack’s survival is central.
5. Tenacity (2016): Continue as Sal becomes a larger symbol for the iliri.
6. Resilience (2017): Move deeper into the political cost of iliri freedom.
7. Dissent (2017): Read before the final war sequence because sabotage and reform become central.
8. Upheaval (2018): Continue into the late-series military and espionage arc.
9. Havoc (2019): Read before Risen because it sets the final transformation of the world.
10. Risen (2019): Finish the main war arc.
11. Hope (2019): Read as the full epilogue and reconstruction novel.
12. The Kiss of Death (2018): Shift to paranormal romance with Sia and Death.
13. For Love of Evil (2018): Continue Sia’s demonic and romantic arc.
14. The Sins of Desire (2020): Keep the supernatural conflict moving forward.
15. The Lure of the Devil (2020): Read before the angel-focused finale.
16. The Wrath of Angels (2020): Finish The Demons’ Muse.
17. Power of Lies (2019): Begin The Dark Orchid trilogy.
18. Magic of Lust (2019): Continue the magic-and-desire escalation.
19. Spell of Love (2019): Finish The Dark Orchid.
20. Wolf’s Bane (2020): Begin the Moonlight Universe trilogy.
21. Wolf’s Call (2020): Continue the pack and family conflict.
22. Wolf’s Pack (2020): Finish Wolves Next Door.
23. The Price We Pay (2021): Begin The Path of Temptation.
24. The Paths We Lay (2021): Continue Nariana’s temple training.
25. The Games We Play (2021): Stay with the divine and emotional complications.
26. The Ways We Betray (2021): Read before the final two books because trust is a major hinge point.
27. The Prayers We Pray (2021): Move into the endgame.
28. The Gods We Obey (2022): Finish The Path of Temptation.
29. Magic in the Moonlight (2022): Begin Where the Wild Things Grow.
30. Spells In The Summertime (2023): Continue the Summerpoint coven conflict.
31. Witchcraft In The Woods (2023): Finish the witchy trilogy.
32. Not A Vampire (2022): Begin The Eidolon Chronicles.
33. Not A Ghost (2022): Finish the Eidolon pair.
34. Flawed (2016): Begin Gamer Girls if you want the contemporary coauthored lane.
35. Challenge Accepted (2016): Continue the gamer-culture romance thread.
36. Virtual Reality (2018): Read before the real-world danger arc expands.
37. Fragged (2020): Continue the hate-group storyline.
38. Collateral Damage (2020): Add the FBI and PTSD-focused entry.
39. For The Win (2020): Continue the connected found-family route.
40. Game Over (2020): Finish Gamer Girls.
41. Ruin (2023): Begin A Flawed Series.
42. Brutal (2023): Continue the high-school revenge and blackmail arc.
43. Vicious (2023): Stay with the hacktivist escalation.
44. Cruel (2024): Finish the current A Flawed Series arc.
45. When We Were Kings (2015): Begin The Wolf of Oberhame.
46. When We Were Dancing (2016): Continue Leyli’s court and crown problem.
47. When We Were Crowned (2018): Finish the Oberhame trilogy.
48. Mistaken Magic (2024): Begin An Accidental Fairy Tale.
49. Pixie Problems (2024): Continue the Silver Oaks arc.
50. Rebellious Royals (2025): Read before any future Accidental Fairy Tale books.
51. Wyvern’s Gold (2024): Begin The Ruins of Men only when you are ready for an unfinished series.
52. Phoenix’s Fire (2025): Continue the dystopian recovery and rebellion arc.
53. Rose’s Thorns (2026): Read next in The Ruins of Men.
54. Cybernetic Angel (2026): Begin Sin’s City as a newer science-fiction lane.
55. Still of the Night (2021): Start the Cerise Cole End of Days series.
56. Tainted Love (2021): Continue Jess’s supernatural inheritance arc.
57. Enter Sandman (2021): Move toward the final apocalypse conflict.
58. Highway to Hell (2021): Finish End of Days.
59. One More Day (2015): Read separately whenever you want a standalone contemporary romance.

Publication Order

Publication order is useful for completists, but it mixes different worlds, names, and coauthored projects.

1. One More Day (2015): A standalone contemporary romance about cancer, work, art, and a fragile second chance.
2. When We Were Kings (2015): The first Wolf of Oberhame book starts Leyli’s gladiator survival story.
3. When We Were Dancing (2016): The second Oberhame book moves Leyli into court and succession politics.
4. BloodLust (2016): The first Rise of the Iliri book introduces Sal and the Black Blades.
5. Instinctual (2016): Sal’s place in the pack and the military becomes more dangerous.
6. Defiance (2016): Sal’s mission in Anglia changes the wider political map.
7. Inseparable (2016): The Black Blades face disbanding and political exposure.
8. Tenacity (2016): Sal becomes central to the iliri fight for recognition.
9. Flawed (2016): Gamer Girls begins with Dez, trauma, and a struggling game company.
10. Challenge Accepted (2016): Riley’s gaming comeback becomes a fight for identity and respect.
11. Resilience (2017): Rise of the Iliri turns toward power, rebellion, and human resistance.
12. Dissent (2017): Sal faces sabotage and the cost of changing society.
13. Virtual Reality (2018): Gamer Girls returns with online identity and workplace secrets.
14. When We Were Crowned (2018): The Wolf of Oberhame trilogy ends with Leyli as queen.
15. Upheaval (2018): Rise of the Iliri enters the late-war phase.
16. The Kiss of Death (2018): The Demons’ Muse begins with Sia and Death.
17. For Love of Evil (2018): The Demons’ Muse continues the demon-romance arc.
18. Havoc (2019): Rise of the Iliri moves toward its final transformation.
19. Risen (2019): The main Rise of the Iliri war arc ends.
20. Hope (2019): Rise of the Iliri receives its full epilogue novel.
21. Power of Lies (2019): The Dark Orchid opens with Jaeda and the Jackal.
22. Magic of Lust (2019): The Dark Orchid continues the lust-magic conflict.
23. Spell of Love (2019): The Dark Orchid trilogy concludes.
24. Bioluminescent (2020): The Mimics begins as a standalone-style science-fiction romance.
25. Wolf’s Bane (2020): Wolves Next Door begins the Moonlight Universe trilogy.
26. Wolf’s Call (2020): Wolves Next Door continues the pack-family arc.
27. Wolf’s Pack (2020): Wolves Next Door concludes.
28. The Sins of Desire (2020): The Demons’ Muse resumes with a larger supernatural conflict.
29. The Lure of the Devil (2020): The Demons’ Muse moves toward its final confrontation.
30. The Wrath of Angels (2020): The Demons’ Muse concludes.
31. Fragged (2020): Gamer Girls turns online hate into real-world danger.
32. Collateral Damage (2020): Gamer Girls adds an FBI-centered trauma and suspense thread.
33. For The Win (2020): Gamer Girls continues with Rhaven’s identity and romance arc.
34. Game Over (2020): Gamer Girls concludes the Kings of Gaming conflict.
35. The Price We Pay (2021): The Path of Temptation begins.
36. The Paths We Lay (2021): Nariana continues her temple and relationship path.
37. The Games We Play (2021): The series deepens its divine and emotional tests.
38. The Ways We Betray (2021): Betrayal and loyalty become the main pressures.
39. The Prayers We Pray (2021): The series moves toward its final divine conflict.
40. Still of the Night (2021): End of Days begins under the Cerise Cole pen name.
41. Tainted Love (2021): End of Days continues Jess’s abomination and seal storyline.
42. Enter Sandman (2021): End of Days pushes Jess further into the apocalypse conflict.
43. Highway to Hell (2021): End of Days reaches its conclusion.
44. The Gods We Obey (2022): The Path of Temptation concludes.
45. Not A Vampire (2022): The Eidolon Chronicles begins.
46. Not A Ghost (2022): The Eidolon Chronicles continues.
47. Magic in the Moonlight (2022): Where the Wild Things Grow begins.
48. Ruin (2023): A Flawed Series begins.
49. Brutal (2023): A Flawed Series continues.
50. Vicious (2023): A Flawed Series escalates.
51. Spells In The Summertime (2023): Where the Wild Things Grow continues.
52. Witchcraft In The Woods (2023): Where the Wild Things Grow concludes.
53. Mistaken Magic (2024): An Accidental Fairy Tale begins.
54. Pixie Problems (2024): The Silver Oaks story continues.
55. Cruel (2024): A Flawed Series continues into college and FBI attention.
56. Wyvern’s Gold (2024): The Ruins of Men begins.
57. Rebellious Royals (2025): An Accidental Fairy Tale continues with hidden royalty and court conflict.
58. Phoenix’s Fire (2025): The Ruins of Men continues.
59. Rose’s Thorns (2026): The Ruins of Men reaches its third book.
60. Cybernetic Angel (2026): Sin’s City begins.

Chronological Order

A single chronological order is not useful for Auryn Hadley.

Her books sit in separate worlds, pen names, and coauthored projects. The correct approach is to read within each series, not to force all books into one shared timeline.

Use publication order only if you are a completist. Use series order if you are a first-time reader.

Latest Release Status

As of this update, Cybernetic Angel is the newest confirmed A.H. Hadley series starter I found with a 2026 release listing.

Rose’s Thorns is the newest confirmed Ruins of Men book, released in 2026 as book three of the planned five-book series.

Upcoming or not-yet-stable titles include Harrowing Hunt, Faerie Fables, Crows and Crowns, Dragonfly’s Ascent, Serpent’s Scales, and Enhancing Lives. Some are direct-store preorder or “coming soon” listings, so verify final wide-release dates before publishing a fixed “next book” box.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Auryn Hadley book should I read first?

Start with BloodLust if you want the author’s largest fantasy world. Start with The Kiss of Death if you want paranormal romance. Start with Flawed if you want contemporary gamer romance.

Are Auryn Hadley and A.H. Hadley the same author?

Yes. A.H. Hadley is the fantasy and science-fantasy pen name used by Auryn Hadley.

Who is Cerise Cole?

Cerise Cole is the joint pen name for Auryn Hadley and Kitty Cox.

Which Auryn Hadley series is the longest?

Rise of the Iliri is the longest listed series, with eleven books.

Is Rise of the Iliri complete?

Yes. The main story ends with Risen, and Hope is a full-length epilogue novel.

Is The Ruins of Men complete?

No. The current author overview lists five books planned, with three confirmed released by this update.

Is The Dark Orchid complete?

Yes. The trilogy is Power of Lies, Magic of Lust, and Spell of Love.

Is Wolves Next Door complete?

Yes. It is a complete trilogy: Wolf’s Bane, Wolf’s Call, and Wolf’s Pack.

Do I need to read Gamer Girls before A Flawed Series?

No. They are separate coauthored series with Kitty Cox. Read each in its own order.

Is One More Day part of a series?

The current author site lists One More Day as a standalone. Some older cataloging may group it differently, but it does not need to be read before any main series.

Final Recommendation

For the strongest Auryn Hadley reading experience, begin with BloodLust and read the full Rise of the Iliri series in order.

After that, choose by genre. Read The Demons’ Muse for paranormal romance, The Path of Temptation for temple fantasy romance, Gamer Girls for coauthored contemporary romance, and The Ruins of Men for newer A.H. Hadley dystopian science fantasy.

Do not start with later books in any continuing arc. Auryn Hadley’s best series build through character trust, political change, and relationship consequences, so order is part of the reading experience.