Jaymin Eve Books in Order (Updated June 30, 2026)

Jaymin Eve writes fantasy romance, paranormal romance, urban fantasy, academy fantasy, and contemporary romance. Her catalog is large, and most series stand on their own, so there is no single order that every reader must follow.

The main exception is the Supernatural Prison / Supernatural Academy world. Those books share continuity, and the cleanest order is to read Supernatural Prison before Supernatural Academy.

For most adult romance readers, the best modern entry point is Rejected. For readers who want Jaymin Eve’s earlier YA fantasy route, start with First World.

Choose Your Starting Point

Use this instead of trying to read the entire catalog from the first publication date.

1. Best adult romantasy start: Rejected
2. Best connected-world start: Dragon Marked
3. Best co-authored reverse harem fantasy start: Trickery
4. Best YA fantasy start: First World
5. Best newer academy romantasy start: Spellcaster

The rule is simple: choose a series, then read that series in order. Only the Supernatural Prison and Supernatural Academy books need extra continuity attention.

Jaymin Eve Books in Order by Series

A Walker Saga

This is Jaymin Eve’s early YA fantasy series. Read it in order, because the seven-book arc follows one expanding world-and-quest structure.

1. First World (2013): Abigail begins the Walker Saga by discovering that Earth is only one piece of a much larger supernatural system.
2. Spurn (2013): The story moves beyond the first revelations and sends Abigail deeper into the Walker worlds and their dangers.
3. Crais (2014): The third book expands the series through another world, raising the stakes around Abigail’s identity and role.
4. Regali (2014): Abigail’s journey continues with new allies, world rules, and threats that build on the earlier books.
5. Nephilius (2014): The fifth book keeps widening the Walker mythology while pushing the central conflict closer to its endgame.
6. Dronish (2015): The penultimate book moves the saga toward its final confrontation and should not be read out of sequence.
7. Earth (2015): The Walker Saga concludes by bringing Abigail’s world-crossing arc back to the place where it began.

Sinclair Stories

This is separate from Jaymin Eve’s fantasy universes.

1. Songbird (2014): A contemporary sports romance centered on a fast, intense love story outside the author’s paranormal continuities.

The Hive Trilogy

Co-written with Leia Stone, this is an urban fantasy trilogy with its own vampire-world setup.

1. Ash (2015): Charlie enters the Hive world and discovers a dangerous supernatural order that changes her life immediately.
2. Anarchy (2016): The second book pushes Charlie deeper into Hive politics, romance, and the consequences of her new identity.
3. Annihilate (2016): The trilogy ends by resolving the central Hive conflict and Charlie’s place inside that world.

Supernatural Prison

Start here if you want Jaymin Eve’s main shared supernatural world. The first three books form the core trilogy, and the later Compass books are connected spin-off stories.

1. Dragon Marked (2015): Jessa Lebron is pulled into the supernatural prison world, beginning the main Jessa-and-Compass storyline.
2. Dragon Mystics (2015): Jessa’s powers, bonds, and enemies become more complicated as the supernatural prison conflict grows.
3. Dragon Mated (2016): The first Supernatural Prison trilogy reaches its main resolution, closing Jessa’s central arc.
4. Broken Compass (2016): The first Compass spin-off shifts attention to one of the Compass brothers while staying inside the same world.
5. Magical Compass (2017): The next companion story continues the spin-off side of the Supernatural Prison universe.
6. Louis (2019): Louis receives his own story, filling in the powerful sorcerer’s place in the wider continuity.
7. Elemental Compass (2020): The final listed Compass story expands another relationship thread within the Supernatural Prison world.

NYC Mecca

Co-written with Leia Stone, this series is also commonly associated with the Fae Shifter Wars label. It is a separate continuity from Supernatural Prison.

1. Queen Heir (2016): A fallen queen leaves a power vacuum, and the fight for succession begins with shifter and fae politics at the center.
2. Queen Alpha (2017): The second book escalates the battle for power as the heroine’s role becomes harder to separate from the future of the realm.
3. Queen Fae (2017): The series moves further into fae territory and forces the central conflict beyond the original crown contest.
4. Queen Mecca (2017): The finale resolves the queen arc and the larger mecca-driven supernatural struggle.

Curse of the Gods

Co-written with Jane Washington, this is a reverse harem fantasy series. Read Neutral between Strength and Pain.

1. Trickery (2017): Willa Knight enters the world of gods and Sols, beginning the slow-burn chaos that drives the series.
2. Persuasion (2017): Willa’s connection to the Abcurse brothers deepens as the divine power structure around her becomes more dangerous.
3. Seduction (2017): The third book raises the emotional and supernatural stakes while keeping the central bond under pressure.
4. Strength (2018): Willa’s position in the god world becomes harder to ignore as the series moves toward its final phase.
5. Neutral (2018): This novella-length entry gives extra material between the fourth and fifth main books and is best read in that slot.
6. Pain (2018): The series concludes Willa’s main arc and pays off the relationship and god-world conflicts.

Secret Keepers

This is a paranormal fantasy romance series with four houses. Read the books in house order.

1. House of Darken (2018): The series opens with a new heroine entering a divided supernatural academy system.
2. House of Imperial (2018): The second book expands the house structure and raises the danger around the heroine’s place in it.
3. House of Leights (2018): The third book pushes the heroine further into the secrets behind the supernatural houses.
4. House of Royale (2018): The final book closes the four-house arc and resolves the main relationship and mystery threads.

Storm Princess Saga

Co-written with Everly Frost, this is a fantasy romance trilogy. Read it in title order.

1. The Princess Must Die (2018): The saga begins with a princess caught in forbidden love, old power, and a dangerous political world.
2. The Princess Must Strike (2018): The second book turns the heroine from survival toward action as the conflict intensifies.
3. The Princess Must Reign (2018): The trilogy ends with the princess arc reaching its ruling, romantic, and magical resolution.

Dark Legacy

Co-written with Tate James, this is a dark contemporary romance series. It is not part of the paranormal universes.

1. Broken Wings (2019): Riley enters a dangerous academy-style world where one girl and four powerful boys create the central tension.
2. Broken Trust (2019): The second book tests Riley’s alliances and keeps the suspense thread moving after the first cliffhanger.
3. Broken Legacy (2019): The main Dark Legacy arc reaches its central conclusion, resolving the core relationship and danger plot.
4. Dylan (2020): A companion story focused on Dylan, best read after the original trilogy.

Supernatural Academy

Read this after Supernatural Prison for the best shared-world experience. It can stand alone, but the earlier series gives cleaner context.

1. Supernatural Academy: Year One (2019): Maddison James discovers the supernatural world and enters an academy where her hidden identity changes everything.
2. Supernatural Academy: Year Two (2019): Maddison’s second year raises the stakes around her powers, relationships, and academy dangers.
3. Supernatural Academy: Year Three (2020): The trilogy concludes Maddison’s academy journey and the larger supernatural threat around her.

The Titans Saga

Co-written with Leia Stone, this is a Greek-mythology fantasy romance trilogy.

1. Releasing the Gods (2019): The series begins with the race to bring back the Titans as a larger evil rises.
2. Wrath of the Gods (2020): The second book increases the mythological conflict and keeps the resurrection stakes moving.
3. Revenge of the Gods (2020): The trilogy resolves the Titan-centered threat and the main fantasy romance arc.

Royals of Arbon Academy

Co-written with Tate James, this is a dark college romance trilogy.

1. Princess Ballot (2019): Violet enters Arbon Academy through a royal selection system that immediately places her under pressure.
2. Playboy Princes (2020): The second book pushes Violet deeper into Arbon’s royal politics and relationship complications.
3. Poison Throne (2020): The trilogy closes Violet’s academy-and-royalty arc with the final power struggle.

Shadow Beast Shifters

This is one of the best places to start Jaymin Eve if you want her adult paranormal romance style.

1. Rejected (2020): Mera is rejected by her pack and drawn into the orbit of the Shadow Beast, beginning the main shifter-god romance arc.
2. Reclaimed (2021): Mera’s bond with Shadow grows more complicated as the supernatural hierarchy around him becomes clearer.
3. Reborn (2021): The third book pushes Mera and Shadow through a major turning point in their relationship and power dynamic.
4. Deserted (2021): The series widens into a new setting and continues the consequences of the earlier Shadow Beast conflict.
5. Compelled (2022): The fifth book shifts focus while still drawing on the wider Shadow Beast world.
6. Glamoured (2022): The sixth book continues the expanded Shadow Beast universe with another romance-centered arc.

Demon Pack

Co-written with Everly Frost, this is a dark paranormal romance trilogy and is separate from Shadow Beast Shifters.

1. Demon Pack (2021): The series opens with a demon-and-shifter world where dangerous attraction and supernatural survival drive the plot.
2. Demon Pack: Elimination (2021): The second book raises the threat level and continues the same central paranormal romance arc.
3. Demon Pack: Eternal (2022): The trilogy ends by resolving the demon-pack conflict and the main relationship thread.

Boys of Bellerose

Co-written with Tate James, this is a dark mafia / rock star reverse harem romance series.

1. Poison Roses (2022): The series begins with a second-chance, high-danger setup involving the Bellerose men and a heroine pulled back into their world.
2. Dirty Truths (2023): The second book exposes more of the past and keeps the mafia and relationship stakes rising.
3. Shattered Dreams (2023): The third book pushes the group through heavier consequences before the finale.
4. Beautiful Thorns (2023): The series conclusion resolves the Bellerose romance and suspense arc.

Fallen Fae Gods

This is a romantasy duet and should be read as one two-book story.

1. Gilded Wings (2023): A dragon shifter and a human heroine collide through fated-mates tension, fae-world danger, and forced proximity.
2. Crimson Skies (2024): The duet concludes the dragon-and-fae storyline and resolves the relationship conflict from book one.

Shifter City Fated Mates

This is a why choose shifter romantasy series. It is not omegaverse, and the books should be read in order.

1. A Curse of Fate (2024): A shifter who cannot safely bond with a pack is forced into a fated-mates setup she has spent years avoiding.
2. A Twist of Luck (2025): The second book keeps the heroine trapped among her scent matches while the pack bond becomes harder to resist.
3. A Claim of Fortune (2025): The third book widens the danger from one relationship problem to a threat against the shifter world.
4. A Bond of Trust (2026): The finale resolves the quintet bond, the curse, and the battle for the future of the shifter cities.

Bluebell House Duet

Co-written with Tate James, this is a dark college reverse harem romance duet.

1. Forced Proximity (2025): A heroine is forced to share Bluebell House with secretive, wealthy men, setting up the romance and suspense tension.
2. Trauma Bonded (2026): The duet concludes the Bluebell House relationship arc and the darker suspense threads opened in book one.

Weatherstone College

This is Jaymin Eve’s newer academy romantasy series.

1. Spellcaster (2025): The series begins at Weatherstone College with an enemies-to-lovers dynamic, dangerous magic, and a heroine entering a high-stakes spellcaster world.
2. Night Witch (2026): The sequel continues the Weatherstone College arc after the explosive first-year events and deepens the bond and secrets around Logan Kingston.

Publication Order or Series Order?

For Jaymin Eve, series order is more useful than full publication order.

Many series are separate continuities, and several were co-written with different authors. Reading every book strictly by year would make you jump between unrelated worlds.

Use publication order only within a series. That preserves reveals, avoids sequel spoilers, and keeps relationship arcs intact.

Chronological Order

There is no single chronological order for the full Jaymin Eve catalog.

Most series are separate continuities. The one important timeline note is this: read Supernatural Prison before Supernatural Academy if you want the shared world in the cleanest order.

Best Recommended Reading Paths

For Adult Paranormal Romance

1. Rejected (2020): The best modern entry point for readers who want Jaymin Eve’s darker paranormal romance style.
2. Reclaimed (2021): Continues Mera and Shadow directly.
3. Reborn (2021): Completes the first major Shadow Beast relationship movement.
4. Deserted (2021): Expands the world beyond the original setup.
5. Compelled (2022): Continues the broader Shadow Beast universe.
6. Glamoured (2022): Finishes the currently released Shadow Beast sequence.

For the Shared Supernatural World

1. Dragon Marked (2015): Start here for the Supernatural Prison universe.
2. Dragon Mystics (2015): Read second for Jessa’s continuing story.
3. Dragon Mated (2016): Finish the first trilogy here.
4. Broken Compass (2016): Move into the Compass spin-off stories.
5. Magical Compass (2017): Continue the connected companion arc.
6. Louis (2019): Read Louis’s story before the final Compass book.
7. Elemental Compass (2020): Close the Supernatural Prison sequence.
8. Supernatural Academy: Year One (2019): Begin the next generation / academy side of the same world.
9. Supernatural Academy: Year Two (2019): Continue Maddison’s academy arc.
10. Supernatural Academy: Year Three (2020): Finish the shared-world academy trilogy.

For Reverse Harem Fantasy

1. Trickery (2017): Start the Curse of the Gods series with Willa and the Abcurse brothers.
2. Persuasion (2017): Continue the slow-burn fantasy arc.
3. Seduction (2017): Read third because the bond and god-world pressure build directly.
4. Strength (2018): Read before the novella.
5. Neutral (2018): Optional in format but best placed here.
6. Pain (2018): Finish the series.

For YA Fantasy

1. First World (2013): Begin Abigail’s Walker Saga.
2. Spurn (2013): Continue the world-crossing quest.
3. Crais (2014): Read third as the mythology expands.
4. Regali (2014): Continue the linked-world structure.
5. Nephilius (2014): Move toward the final arc.
6. Dronish (2015): Read before the finale.
7. Earth (2015): Finish the Walker Saga.

Optional Shorts, Novellas, and Extras

Included in Main Reading Order

Neutral (2018): A Curse of the Gods 4.5 novella that belongs between Strength and Pain.

The Shadow Accords (scheduled 2027): A listed Spellcaster / Shadow Beast crossover novella, best saved until after both Shadow Beast Shifters and Weatherstone College.

Optional Online Serials and Shorts

Jaymin Eve’s site also lists Paranormal Apprehension Agency Serial and Supernatural Prison Short Stories as serials / shorts. These are optional extras, not required starting points.

Read them only after you already know the related world. They should not replace the main novels.

Anthologies and Collections

1. A Siren’s Alpha (2017): A paranormal short connected to the Hotel Paranormal anthology space rather than to a main Jaymin Eve series.
2. Cocktales (2018): A multi-author anthology contribution, optional and separate from the main reading orders.
3. Beasts and Beauties Edition (2023): An anthology listing, optional for completists rather than a required continuity entry.
4. BABE 2025: Bitemarks and Bewitching Edition (2025): A multi-author anthology listing, separate from Jaymin Eve’s main series order.

Box Sets and Omnibus Editions

Do not count omnibus editions as new story entries.

Examples include the Secret Keepers omnibus, Storm Princess Saga omnibus, and other complete-series collections. They are useful buying formats, but they do not change the reading order.

Are Jaymin Eve’s Series Connected?

Most Jaymin Eve series are separate. You can read Shadow Beast Shifters, Curse of the Gods, NYC Mecca, Boys of Bellerose, or Shifter City Fated Mates without reading her entire backlist.

The connected exception is Supernatural Prison and Supernatural Academy, which share a world. Read Supernatural Prison first for the safest continuity.

A newer crossover, The Shadow Accords, is listed as connecting the Shadow Beast and Spellcaster worlds, so that one should be treated as a later extra rather than a starting point.

Latest Jaymin Eve Book

At the time of writing, such as June 30, 2026, the latest confirmed Jaymin Eve release is Night Witch, Weatherstone College Book 2.

The most recent releases before that were Trauma Bonded, Bluebell House Duet Book 2, and A Bond of Trust, Shifter City Fated Mates Book 4.

Upcoming Jaymin Eve Books

The next listed Jaymin Eve title is The Shadow Accords, scheduled for 2027. It is described as a Spellcaster / Shadow Beast crossover novella.

Shadowed Souls is also listed for 2027 as a new paranormal romance novel. Treat it as a future separate entry until a fuller series placement is confirmed.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the first Jaymin Eve book?

Jaymin Eve’s first listed novel is First World (2013), the opening book of A Walker Saga.

What Jaymin Eve book should I read first?

Start with Rejected if you want adult paranormal romance. Start with Dragon Marked if you want the connected Supernatural Prison world. Start with First World if you want YA fantasy.

Do I need to read Jaymin Eve’s books in publication order?

No. Her series are mostly separate, so full-catalog publication order is not necessary.

Which Jaymin Eve series are connected?

The main confirmed shared-world pairing is Supernatural Prison and Supernatural Academy. The recommended order is Supernatural Prison first, then Supernatural Academy.

Is Shadow Beast Shifters connected to Weatherstone College?

The main series can be read separately. However, The Shadow Accords is listed as a crossover novella involving the Shadow Beast and Spellcaster worlds, so read both before that novella.

Is Curse of the Gods written only by Jaymin Eve?

No. Curse of the Gods is co-written with Jane Washington.

Is Boys of Bellerose written only by Jaymin Eve?

No. Boys of Bellerose is co-written with Tate James.

Is NYC Mecca the same as Fae Shifter Wars?

The series is widely listed as NYC Mecca, while one official reading-list document also labels the group as Fae Shifter Wars Series. The book order remains Queen Heir, Queen Alpha, Queen Fae, then Queen Mecca.

Is Neutral required in Curse of the Gods?

It is a 4.5 entry, so it is not one of the five numbered main novels. Still, the best placement is between Strength and Pain.

What is the newest Jaymin Eve series?

Among the newer active lines are Weatherstone College, Bluebell House Duet, and Shifter City Fated Mates. As of this update, Weatherstone College has the latest confirmed release.

Conclusion

The best Jaymin Eve reading order depends on which world you want first.

For a modern adult paranormal entry, start with Rejected. For the shared supernatural continuity, start with Dragon Marked and continue through Supernatural Prison before Supernatural Academy. For early YA fantasy, start with First World.

Once you choose a doorway, stay inside that series order. That is the clearest way to avoid spoilers, preserve relationship development, and keep Jaymin Eve’s many separate worlds easy to follow.