Vivy Skys Books in Order (Updated March 12, 2026)

Vivy Skys writes contemporary, high-heat romance, with most of her catalog built around short connected series and standalones that can usually be read in order within a single brand line. The main thing to know is that her books are not one giant required universe. You usually choose a lane, then stay inside that lane.

For new readers, the simplest starting points are:

• Claimed By the Mafia Prince if you want the broadest mafia entry point.
• Mafia King’s Secret Baby if you want the cleaner start to the Chicago mafia line.
• Broken Billionaire’s Secret Baby if you want billionaire romance rather than mafia romance.

The shortest useful answer

Vivy Skys is easiest to read by series bucket, not by one author-wide master list.

Read the books this way:

1. Pick the subgenre you want: billionaire, mafia, Chicago mafia, or protectors.
2. Read that series in publication order.
3. Treat omnibuses as collections, not new story steps.
4. Treat crossover branding carefully, because some catalog sources file the same book under more than one series label.

Start here: which Vivy Skys shelf fits you?

If you want mafia romance

Start with Claimed By the Mafia Prince.

If you want mafia romance but prefer a cleaner numbered run

Start with Mafia King’s Secret Baby.

If you want billionaire romance

Start with Broken Billionaire’s Secret Baby.

If you want a mixed billionaire/protector line

Start with Damaged Billionaire Daddy and continue through Billionaire Protectors: The Lanes.

Publication order by shelf

Grumpy Billionaire Daddies

Included. Best read in order. Separate from the mafia lines.

1. Broken Billionaire’s Secret Baby (2023): The opener sets the tone for the billionaire side of Skys’s catalog, with a grumpy-alpha setup and a self-contained romance arc.
2. Damaged Billionaire Daddy (2023): The second book continues the billionaire mood with another standalone-style central couple, while also becoming important because some sources also place it in a related crossover sequence.
3. My Damaged Billionaire Professor (2023): The third book keeps the same high-heat billionaire pattern and is best read after the first two if you want the full branded set in release order.

Billionaire Protectors: The Lanes

Included. Read in order. This line overlaps with other branding.

1. Damaged Billionaire Daddy (2023): Commonly treated as the opening entry in this protector sequence as well as part of Grumpy Billionaire Daddies, so readers should expect overlap rather than a wholly separate book.
2. Broken SEAL’S Secret Baby (2023): The second book shifts the line toward protective-hero romance while keeping Skys’s fast, standalone-friendly style.
3. SEAL’S Baby Surprise (2023): This entry continues the protector thread with another baby-centered contemporary romance setup.
4. The Arranged Vows (2024): The fourth book broadens the series feel with arranged-marriage elements and a larger cast footprint.
5. Unwanted Vows (2024): The fifth book closes the currently documented run and is best saved until after the earlier Lanes titles because of its cumulative character web.

Ruthless Mafia Kings

Included. Read in order, but note that some public catalogs disagree on exact internal placement for a few titles. The order below follows the most stable current series listing.

1. Mafia Heir’s Secret Baby (2024): One of the earliest core entries in this mafia line, setting up the secret-baby and rival-family energy that defines the shelf.
2. Claimed By the Mafia Prince (2024): A strong practical starting point for new readers, with the series’ dominant mafia-romance tone fully in place from the beginning.
3. Bratva King’s Secret Twins (2024): This entry leans further into the bratva side of the branding and keeps the family-and-danger pattern moving.
4. A Dark Mafia Christmas (2024): A holiday entry that still fits best after the earlier mafia books because it relies on the same branded tone and character ecosystem.
5. Mafia Christmas Vows (2024): Another holiday-set mafia romance that works best as part of the established line rather than as a first try.
6. Possessive Mafia Vows (2025): The series continues into 2025 with another possessive-alpha standalone inside the same mafia shelf.
7. Brutal Union (2025): This title continues the mafia line and is best treated as a later-series entry, not a jumping-on point.
8. Marrying My Bratva Boss (2025): A late-series bratva installment that fits after the earlier 2025 titles.
9. Sexting The Bratva Beast (2025): Another later Ruthless Mafia Kings entry, best read near the current end of the line.
10. One Filthy Kiss (2026): A recent addition to the series and a poor place to start, because it sits at the far end of the current shelf.
11. The Wrong Mafia Bride (2026): A forthcoming or newly listed late entry that should be treated as the current series endpoint unless the author adds more titles.

Ruthless Billionaire Mafia Kings

Included. Read in order. Separate shelf from Ruthless Mafia Kings, though the branding is obviously adjacent.

1. Fake Dark Vows (2024): The opener combines billionaire-romance glamor with mafia framing, giving readers the clearest starting point for this branch.
2. Forbidden Dark Vows (2025): The second book keeps the dark-vows branding and works best right after book one.
3. Convenient Mafia Vows (2025): This installment pushes the line’s marriage-and-mafia formula further while staying within the same shelf identity.
4. Savage Bratva King (2025): The fourth book turns harder toward bratva energy without leaving the billionaire-mafia lane.
5. Stolen Mafia Vows (2025): Another mid-line entry that belongs before the newest releases because of the series’ evolving branded progression.
6. My Ex’s Father (2025): A later entry in the sequence and better read after the earlier vows books.
7. Mafia Daddies (2026): The most recent confirmed book in this line, and best read after the full earlier run.

Ruthless Chicago Mafia Kings

Included. This is the cleanest numbered mafia run in the catalog.

1. Mafia King’s Secret Baby (2024): The clearest starting point for readers who want a straightforward numbered mafia series with minimal catalog confusion.
2. Mafia Billionaire’s Surprise Baby (2024): The second book continues the Chicago line’s baby-secret and power-balance patterns.
3. Mafia Don’s Secret Twins (2025): The third book widens the family stakes and keeps the Chicago branch moving in sequence.
4. Mafia Boss’s Fake Wife (2025): A later-series fake-marriage entry that is best saved until after the first three.
5. Mafia Bodyguard’s Obsession (2026): The current endpoint of the Chicago mafia line, making it a latest-release destination rather than a starting book.

Ruthless Kings of Thornhaven

Included, but separate and co-authored.

1. Pucking Christmas Triplets Surprise (2024): A co-authored side project that should be treated as its own one-book branch rather than part of any main Vivy Skys reading path.

Standalone novel

1. Twin Babies for the SEAL (2023): A standalone contemporary romance that sits outside the main series shelves and can be read anytime.

Omnibus and box set

Optional

• Protective Billionaire Daddies Box Set (2024): This is a collection edition, not a new continuity step, so it does not change the reading order.

Best reading order for most readers

If you want the least confusing path through Vivy Skys, use this sequence:

1. Claimed By the Mafia Prince
2. Continue through Ruthless Mafia Kings in order
3. Go to Mafia King’s Secret Baby and finish Ruthless Chicago Mafia Kings
4. Move to Fake Dark Vows and finish Ruthless Billionaire Mafia Kings
5. Circle back to Broken Billionaire’s Secret Baby and the billionaire/protector books

That route starts with the most visible mafia branding, then moves into the cleaner numbered Chicago line, then into the billionaire-mafia branch, and saves the earlier billionaire shelf for later.

Do you need a chronological order?

No.

For Vivy Skys, chronological order does not add much. These books are organized more by branded series line than by one heavily interlocked timeline, so publication order within each shelf is the safest recommendation.

Which series should beginners avoid starting with?

Avoid starting with the newest books at the tail end of a line, especially:

• One Filthy Kiss
• The Wrong Mafia Bride
• Mafia Daddies
• Mafia Bodyguard’s Obsession

These work better after you already understand the shelf they belong to.

Latest release status

As of March 2026, the newest clearly documented Vivy Skys books are:

• Mafia Bodyguard’s Obsession in the Chicago mafia line
• Mafia Daddies in Ruthless Billionaire Mafia Kings
• One Filthy Kiss in Ruthless Mafia Kings

There is also a currently listed The Wrong Mafia Bride for 2026, which appears to extend Ruthless Mafia Kings.

FAQs

What is the best Vivy Skys book to start with?

Claimed By the Mafia Prince is the best broad starting point. Mafia King’s Secret Baby is the best cleaner numbered-series starting point.

Are Vivy Skys books standalones?

Many are marketed as standalone romances inside branded series, but they still read best in series order because the branding, character network, and release sequence build reader context.

Which Vivy Skys series is the easiest to follow?

Ruthless Chicago Mafia Kings is the easiest to follow because it has a clear numbered sequence.

Are all Vivy Skys series connected?

No. Some lines are adjacent in theme, and a few books are double-filed by catalog sites, but the bibliography is better treated as separate shelves rather than one required universe.

Is there any overlap in Vivy Skys series labels?

Yes. Damaged Billionaire Daddy is commonly listed in both Grumpy Billionaire Daddies and Billionaire Protectors: The Lanes, so readers should expect some catalog overlap.

Final recommendation

If you want one answer, start with Claimed By the Mafia Prince.

If you want the neatest numbered run, start with Mafia King’s Secret Baby.

And if you want to avoid confusion entirely, read Vivy Skys one shelf at a time, not by a giant combined master order.