Erin Trejo Books in Order (Updated May 29, 2026)

Erin Trejo writes gritty romance, motorcycle club romance, romantic suspense, mafia romance, dark romance, and alpha-hero stories.

Her bibliography is large, and it is not one single timeline. The simplest way to read her is by club or series chapter: finish one chapter, then move to the next.

The best starting point for most readers is Declan, book one of Soulless Bastards MC: No Cal. It begins Trejo’s most widely followed MC world and gives a clear entry into her darker club-romance style.

Continuity Map

Erin Trejo’s books fall into several main areas.

1. Soulless Bastards MC / SBMC is the biggest reading lane. Read the chapters in publication order if you want the smoothest club progression.
2. Royal Devils MC and Royal Bastards MC are separate MC branches. They can be read by chapter, but do not need to be forced into the SBMC timeline.
3. Knights of Sin MC, Fallen Angels MC, and Hells Fire MC are earlier MC series and can be read separately.
4. Alder Academy, Medallion Cartel, Deadly, Kings and Gods, and the standalones are separate dark-romance or romantic-suspense tracks.

Best Erin Trejo Reading Order for New Readers

This order gives new readers a stable path without mixing every standalone into the middle of the MC worlds.

1. Soulless Bastards MC: No Cal
2. Soulless Bastards MC: So Cal
3. Soulless Bastards MC: Daytona Chapter
4. Soulless Bastards MC: Miami Chapter
5. SBMC Maryland
6. SBMC Missouri
7. SBMC South Carolina
8. SBMC Savannah, GA
9. Royal Devils MC: Chicago
10. Royal Devils MC: Texas
11. Royal Devils MC: Central Coast
12. Royal Devils MC: Georgia
13. Royal Devils MC: Colorado
14. Royal Bastards MC: Savannah, GA
15. Earlier MC series, dark-romance series, and standalones

This is not strict chronology. It is a practical continuity path that keeps related club chapters together.

Soulless Bastards MC: No Cal Books in Order

This is the best entry point for Erin Trejo’s MC work. Read these four books in order.

1. Declan (2018): The No Cal chapter begins with Declan’s story, setting the tone for the Soulless Bastards world.
2. Mayhem (2018): The second book continues the No Cal chapter with another club brother and a rougher emotional path.
3. Tic (2018): Tic’s story keeps the focus on loyalty, club danger, and the cost of belonging to the MC.
4. Prospect (2018): The No Cal run closes with a prospect-centered story that completes the original chapter arc.

Soulless Bastards MC: So Cal Books in Order

Read this after No Cal if you want the broadest SBMC experience.

1. Smokey (2019): The So Cal chapter opens with Smokey’s story and a new branch of the Soulless Bastards world.
2. Draven (2019): Draven’s book continues the So Cal chapter with another dangerous club romance.
3. Ruger (2019): Ruger’s story is one of the better-known So Cal entries and keeps the chapter’s darker tone moving.
4. Crow (2019): Crow’s book adds another brother’s romance before the chapter epilogue material.
5. Where Are They Now? (2019): This follow-up checks in on the So Cal chapter and should be read after the four main books.

Soulless Bastards MC: Daytona Chapter Books in Order

This chapter follows the same MC structure with a new location and cast.

1. Blade (2019): The Daytona chapter begins with Blade’s story and a new set of SBMC loyalties.
2. Triton (2019): Triton’s book continues the Daytona lineup with another club-centered romance.
3. Ransom (2019): Ransom’s story deepens the Daytona branch before its closing installment.
4. Neo (2020): Neo’s book completes the main Daytona sequence.

Soulless Bastards MC: Miami Chapter Books in Order

The Miami chapter is a short four-book sequence. Read it after Daytona for the cleanest chapter progression.

1. Mason (2020): The Miami chapter opens with Mason’s story and a fresh SBMC location.
2. Reaper (2020): Reaper’s book continues the Miami club thread with darker danger and loyalty stakes.
3. Viking (2020): Viking’s story keeps the Miami run focused on hard-edged club romance.
4. Monster (2020): Monster’s book closes the main Miami chapter.
5. SBMC Miami Box Set (2020): A collection format for the Miami books, not a separate story step.

SBMC Maryland Books in Order

This chapter should be read as its own four-book sequence.

1. Gauge (2020): Gauge’s story opens the Maryland chapter with a new club brother and a new local conflict.
2. Shaft (2020): Shaft’s book continues the Maryland branch with another MC romance.
3. Wolf (2020): Wolf’s story adds a more instinctive, protector-centered club romance to the chapter.
4. Sly (2020): Sly’s book finishes the main Maryland lineup.
5. SBMC Maryland Chapter Box Set (2020): A bundle of the Maryland books, useful for format only.

SBMC Missouri Books in Order

The Missouri chapter is a later SBMC branch. Some third-party lists show only the first three books, but four titles are widely listed in the series.

1. Mask (2024): The Missouri chapter begins with Mask’s story and a new SBMC crew.
2. Van (2024): Van’s book continues the Missouri sequence with another brother’s romance.
3. Pike (2024): Pike’s story moves the chapter toward its final listed installment.
4. Free (2024): Free’s book completes the four-book Missouri chapter as currently listed.

SBMC South Carolina Books in Order

This is one of the newest complete SBMC chapter runs.

1. Locke (2024): The South Carolina chapter begins with Locke’s story and a new SBMC setting.
2. Gunner (2025): Gunner’s book continues the chapter with another club-centered romance.
3. Remy (2025): Remy’s story keeps the South Carolina arc moving through its third brother.
4. Hodge (2025): Hodge’s book closes the listed South Carolina chapter.

SBMC Savannah, GA Books in Order

This is the newest SBMC branch found during this update.

• Patch (2026): Patch opens the Savannah, Georgia chapter and is the latest confirmed SBMC-series release.

Fallen Angels MC Books in Order

This is one of Erin Trejo’s early MC series. Read it separately from SBMC.

1. Creed (2016): Creed begins the Fallen Angels MC series with a club-first romance structure.
2. Tank (2016): Tank’s story continues the Fallen Angels lineup.
3. Ryker (2016): Ryker’s book moves the early MC series toward its final ride.
4. Final Ride (2016): The series closes with a title that signals an ending for the Fallen Angels arc.

Hells Fire MC Books in Order

Some listings show the books individually, while others package the series as Hell’s Fire MC: The Full Series. The individual reading order is:

1. Rocking Fate (2017): The series begins with an MC romance built around fate, danger, and a hard-edged club world.
2. Freeing Devil (2017): Devil’s story continues the series with a darker redemption or release theme.
3. Chasing Ghosts (2017): The third book brings past pain and unfinished business into the club romance.
4. Taming Dragon (2017): Dragon’s story closes the main Hells Fire MC sequence.

Knights of Sin MC Books in Order

Read this series in publication order. It is one of Trejo’s longer early MC runs.

1. Never Letting Go (2017): The Knights of Sin MC series begins with a romance shaped by loyalty and refusal to walk away.
2. Learning to Love (2017): The second book shifts the series into emotional rebuilding and guarded trust.
3. Fighting for a Chance (2017): A fighter-centered romance gives the series a more direct survival-and-second-chance feel.
4. Keeping Faith (2017): Faith becomes the emotional anchor of the fourth installment.
5. One More Try (2018): The fifth book turns toward another chance after earlier damage.
6. Promise of Love (2018): The series closes with a commitment-focused romance that rounds out the Knights of Sin run.

Full Throttle Books in Order

This series is co-written with Elizabeth Knox. Several order sites list three core books, while Goodreads also groups Rampage and Turmoil with the series. Treat the first three as the safest core order.

1. Against All Odds (2018): The series opens with a high-pressure romance involving power, choice, and family expectations.
2. Sharp Edges (2020): The second book continues the Full Throttle world with a sharper, more dangerous romance setup.
3. Burnout (2021): The third core book moves the series into exhaustion, conflict, and another intense couple arc.
4. Rampage (commonly listed, placement uncertain): Goodreads groups this with Full Throttle, but not every bibliography includes it in the core list.
5. Turmoil (commonly listed, placement uncertain): Often treated as a related Full Throttle item, but its exact status is less consistent across sources.

Dark Duet Books in Order

Read these in order because the title and listings indicate a paired dark-romance arc.

1. Dark Savage (2019): The duet begins with a brutal dark-romance setup and a hero defined by danger.
2. Lying Hearts (2019): The second book continues the emotional fallout and deception from the first part of the duet.
3. Dark Savage MC (2020): A related collection or edition connected to the Dark Savage material, not a new starting point.

Alder Academy Books in Order

This is a dark college/enemies-to-lovers style series. Read it in order.

1. Dance For Me (2020): The academy series opens with performance, control, and a dark campus atmosphere.
2. Stay With Me (2020): The second book continues the academy setting with another emotionally intense romance.
3. Cry For Me (2020): The third book closes the listed Alder Academy sequence with the darkest emotional note implied by the title.

Deadly Books in Order

This is a three-book dark-romance or romantic-suspense sequence.

1. Deadly Love (2021): The series begins by tying romance directly to danger.
2. Deadly Lust (2021): The second book continues the deadly theme with desire driving the conflict.
3. Deadly Desire (2021): The third book completes the trio with desire and risk as the central mood.

Medallion Cartel Books in Order

This is a cartel-romance branch. Read in order for the cleanest family and criminal-world progression.

1. Cruz (2021): Cruz begins the Medallion Cartel series with a cartel-centered romance.
2. Matteo (2021): Matteo’s story continues the cartel world with another dangerous hero.
3. Javier (2021): Javier’s book completes the listed Medallion Cartel trio.

Royal Devils MC: Chicago Books in Order

This branch is sometimes listed simply as Royal Devils MC. Read these four together.

1. Grave (2020/2021): Grave opens the Chicago chapter with a dark MC romance and a hard-edged hero.
2. Psycho (2020/2021): Psycho’s book continues the chapter with one of its most volatile title characters.
3. Freak (2020/2021): Freak’s story adds another outsider-coded hero to the Chicago lineup.
4. Preacher (2020/2021): Preacher closes the Chicago set with a club brother whose title suggests faith, violence, or both.

Royal Devils MC: Texas Books in Order

Read this as a four-book Texas chapter.

1. Scout (2021): Scout begins the Texas branch of the Royal Devils MC.
2. Plugg (2021): Plugg’s story continues the Texas chapter with another club romance.
3. Savage (2021): Savage’s book leans into the rougher side of the Royal Devils tone.
4. Wiz (2021/2022): Wiz closes the Texas chapter, with some listings placing the year in 2021 and others in 2022.

Royal Devils MC: Central Coast Books in Order

This chapter has four listed books in the most complete order sources.

1. Burn (2022): Burn opens the Central Coast chapter with a danger-coded MC romance.
2. Outlaw (2022): Outlaw’s book continues the branch with a hero defined by rule-breaking and survival.
3. Torque (2022): Torque’s story brings the chapter into another machine-and-club-coded romance.
4. Tattz (2022): Tattz closes the Central Coast lineup with a tattooed club hero.

Royal Devils MC: Georgia Books in Order

This is a four-book Royal Devils chapter.

1. Maverick (2022): Maverick begins the Georgia chapter with a hero outside easy control.
2. Cowboy (2022): Cowboy’s story adds a different alpha-hero flavor to the Georgia lineup.
3. Shade (2022): Shade’s book moves the chapter into a darker, more hidden emotional space.
4. Tyrant (2022): Tyrant closes the Georgia chapter with the most power-coded hero of the group.

Royal Devils MC: Colorado Books in Order

This is a later Royal Devils chapter and should be read in order.

1. Judge (2023): Judge opens the Colorado chapter with authority, punishment, and club justice in the title role.
2. North (2023): North’s story continues the chapter with another direction-setting club romance.
3. Bones (2023): Bones adds a harsher, more survival-coded entry to the Colorado branch.
4. Saint (2023): Saint closes the Colorado chapter with a title that contrasts sharply with the Royal Devils name.

Royal Bastards MC: Savannah, GA Books in Order

This is a shared-world MC branch. It is separate from the SBMC Savannah book Patch.

1. Blood Lust (2020): The Savannah Royal Bastards chapter begins with a violent, desire-driven MC romance.
2. Unbreak Me (2020): The second book focuses on damage, survival, and emotional rebuilding.
3. Bleed For Me (2021): The third book continues the chapter’s darker tone with sacrifice and pain in the foreground.
4. Trek (2022): Trek’s book follows another Royal Bastards member and keeps the chapter’s rescue-and-danger themes active.
5. Storm (2022): A commonly listed Savannah entry that fits before Cross The Line in fuller bibliographies.
6. Cross The Line (2023): Raven and Cross’s story deals with revenge, rescue, and the consequences of crossing moral lines.

Kings and Gods Books in Order

This is a three-book dark-romance sequence. Read it in order.

1. The Oath (2024): The series begins with vows, power, and the binding force of an oath.
2. The Aftermath (2024): The second book follows the consequences of the first book’s choices and damage.
3. The Rise (2024): The third book completes the sequence with a title that suggests recovery, power, or revenge after collapse.

Bleeding Aces MC Iowa Books in Order

This MC branch should be read as a four-book chapter.

1. Tarek (2023): Tarek begins the Bleeding Aces MC Iowa chapter.
2. Cage (2023): Cage’s story continues the chapter with another club brother.
3. Knight (2024): Knight brings the Iowa branch into its later half with a protector-coded hero.
4. Ridge (2024): Ridge closes the listed Bleeding Aces Iowa run.

Nomads Books in Order

This is a looser sequence. Read the individual books before the box set.

1. Perfectly Undone (2018): A broken or unraveling relationship forms the emotional base of the Nomads material.
2. For My Brother (2019): A family-driven title that moves the Nomads thread into loyalty and sacrifice.
3. Trust F*ck Kill (2020): A darker novella-length entry with trust, betrayal, and danger built into the title.
4. Run To Me (2019): A running-to-safety romance that fits the Nomads’ protective tone.
5. Nomads: The Box Set (2020): A collection edition for the Nomads material, not a separate story.

Satan’s Rage MC Book

• Black: Rylee’s Protector (2017): A single Satan’s Rage MC entry centered on Black and Rylee’s protection-driven romance.

Dameco Mafia Book

• Last Breath (2023): A mafia-romance standalone or short branch entry with a final-chance, life-or-death tone.

Caged Trilogy Listing

• Irish Sparrow (2019): Commonly tied to the Caged Trilogy listing, though the series does not appear as a clearly completed three-book run in the main sources checked.

Standalone Erin Trejo Novels

These do not need to be read inside an MC chapter unless a reader is collecting every title.

1. If Ever I Fall (2015): An early standalone romance and one of the earliest titles in Trejo’s bibliography.
2. Wrecked By Jasper (2016): A standalone centered on wreckage, damage, and a Jasper-focused romance.
3. Devious Revenge (2016): A revenge-driven standalone with a darker suspense tone.
4. Between Heaven and Hell (2017): A standalone built around moral extremes and emotional conflict.
5. Shadowlands (2017): A darker standalone with a title that suggests secrecy, grief, or danger.
6. A Love Like War (2017): A standalone romance where love is framed as conflict rather than comfort.
7. Sinner (2018): A dark standalone about a hero or relationship marked by sin and consequence.
8. Troublemaker (2019): A standalone focused on a disruptive hero or heroine who refuses to stay easy.
9. Born To Kill (2019): A dark standalone with criminal or violent-romance energy.
10. Grape Vine Crew (2019): A standalone crew-centered romance outside the major club chapters.
11. One Truth (2020): A standalone built around revelation, honesty, and the cost of one hidden truth.
12. Fight For Me (2021): A romance where fighting for the relationship is the central emotional action.
13. Trick Me (2021): A standalone with deception, manipulation, or a trick-driven romance setup.
14. Watch Me Fall (2021): A forbidden or risky romance where the title points to emotional collapse and surrender.
15. Rock Me (2022): A music-leaning or rock-star-coded standalone romance.
16. The Strays (2022): A standalone about outsiders, lost people, or characters without a secure home.
17. King (2023): A power-coded standalone focused on a dominant hero.
18. High Stakes (2023): A standalone where risk, gambling, or dangerous choices shape the romance.
19. Mystic (2023): A standalone with a more mysterious or spiritually charged tone.
20. Bend (2023): A standalone about pressure, control, and the point where a character may break or yield.
21. In Too Deep (2023): A standalone where attraction or danger has gone past the point of easy escape.
22. Until Him (2023): A romance framed around the person who changes the heroine’s path.
23. A Hurt So Good (2024): A dark standalone where pain and desire are deliberately intertwined.
24. Not Your Hero (2024): A standalone about a hero who resists the traditional rescuer role.
25. Unholy (2024): A dark standalone with forbidden or morally damaged romance energy.
26. Chula (2025): A later standalone romance outside the main series structure.
27. River, Wild (2025): A standalone with a wild, elemental title and no required series placement.
28. Unmask Me (2026): The latest confirmed standalone release, centered on obsession, identity, and a dark-romance dynamic.

Novellas and Short Stories

These are optional unless you are reading everything.

1. Merry Rockin’ Christmas (2016): A holiday novella with music or rock-romance flavor.
2. Pulse: Chicago Underground (2018): A short Chicago Underground entry, best treated as shared-world or side material.
3. Between Family (2019): A short story or novella focused on family conflict and connection.
4. Dirty St. Nick (2019): A holiday novella with a darker, dirtier Christmas-romance angle.
5. Dance With The Devil (2020): A dark novella built around temptation, danger, and a devil-coded hero.
6. Trust F*ck Kill (2020): A dark short-form entry also tied to the Nomads material in some listings.

Shared-World and Contributed Series

These are not required for Erin Trejo’s main reading order.

1. Iron Claw MC: Part 1 (2017): A Collective Season 1 contribution with an MC setup.
2. Iron Claw MC: Part 2 (2017): The second half of the Iron Claw contribution and best read directly after Part 1.
3. Swayed (2018): A Collective Season Two contribution and optional shared-world reading.
4. Dirty Cowboy (2020): A Hero Club contribution with a cowboy-romance angle.
5. Sins Of The Flesh (2022): Trejo’s entry in The Sinful 8, best read as shared-world dark romance.
6. Greed (2023): A Seven Deadly Sins Mafia Romance contribution focused on greed as the driving sin.

Collections and Bundles

Collections are useful for buying or reading in bulk, but they are not extra required books.

1. When Clubs Collide (2017): A multi-author collection involving club-romance material.
2. Twist Me (2017): A collection or anthology appearance, optional for full completists.
3. Fallen Angels MC: The Full Series Box Set: A bundle of the four Fallen Angels MC books.
4. Hell’s Fire MC: The Full Series: A bundled edition of the Hells Fire MC material.
5. Dark Savage MC (2020): A related edition or collection tied to the Dark Duet.
6. SBMC Miami Box Set (2020): A box set for the Miami chapter.
7. SBMC Maryland Chapter Box Set (2020): A box set for the Maryland chapter.
8. Nomads: The Box Set (2020): A collection of the Nomads material.

Do You Need to Read Erin Trejo in Publication Order?

No. Publication order is not the best approach for most readers because the bibliography jumps between MC chapters, dark romance, mafia romance, standalones, and shared-world projects.

Read by chapter instead. That keeps each crew, family, or crime-world branch together.

Use strict order inside each series. Do not start Soulless Bastards MC: No Cal with Prospect, or Knights of Sin MC with Promise of Love, unless you are deliberately sampling.

Latest Erin Trejo Book

The latest confirmed Erin Trejo release found during this update is Unmask Me, published April 24, 2026.

The latest confirmed SBMC-series release is Patch, book one of SBMC Savannah, GA, published in February 2026.

No later Erin Trejo title with a reliable fixed release date was confirmed during this update.

FAQs

What Erin Trejo book should I read first?

Start with Declan if you want the best introduction to her MC world. It begins Soulless Bastards MC: No Cal, her most commonly followed series branch.

Are all Erin Trejo books connected?

No. Many are MC romances, but the chapters and series are not all one single timeline. Read by series or chapter.

What is the main Erin Trejo series?

The largest and most recognizable lane is Soulless Bastards MC, including No Cal, So Cal, Daytona, Miami, Maryland, Missouri, South Carolina, and Savannah.

Should I read Royal Devils MC before Soulless Bastards MC?

No. You can read either branch first. For a full Trejo reading path, read Soulless Bastards MC first, then move to Royal Devils MC.

Are the box sets required?

No. Box sets are alternate formats. Skip them if you are reading the individual books.

What is the newest Erin Trejo book?

The newest confirmed individual title is Unmask Me, released in April 2026.

Is Patch part of Soulless Bastards MC?

Yes. Patch is listed as book one of SBMC Savannah, GA, making it a new Soulless Bastards chapter entry.

Conclusion

The clearest Erin Trejo reading order is not one giant publication list.

Begin with Declan, read the Soulless Bastards MC chapters in order, then move into Royal Devils MC, Royal Bastards MC, and the earlier MC series. After that, use the mafia, academy, dark-romance, and standalone books as separate branches.

That order protects the major club continuity without making every anthology, box set, and standalone feel mandatory.