Clarissa Wild Books in Order
Book Series Guide

Clarissa Wild Books in Order: Every Series, Dark Romance, and Standalone

This guide organizes Clarissa Wild's dark romance books by series and publication order, with reading guidance for connected storylines and standalone novels.
▣ Updated On: October 12, 2026 • ◷ 21 min read • ♙ Emon Anam

Clarissa Wild is a Dutch bestselling romance author known for dark, emotionally intense stories featuring morally complicated characters, dangerous relationships, secrets, revenge, and power struggles. Her books range from contemporary romance to mafia stories and darker college romances, often with interconnected characters and continuing storylines.

With a bibliography spanning more than a decade, finding the right reading order can be confusing. Some books form short duets or trilogies, while others belong to a shared fictional universe. This guide organizes her principal series, connected books, standalone novels, and short fiction so you can follow each storyline without missing an important installment.

Clarissa Wild Books in Series Order

The most useful approach is to read each series in its numbered order. Where two series share characters or plotlines, the guide also explains the recommended sequence.

1. Spine Ridge University Series

Spine Ridge University is one of Clarissa Wild’s best-known dark romance series. The books feature intense relationships, dangerous secrets, obsession, revenge, and characters whose choices have lasting consequences.

1. Sick Boys (2023)

The first book introduces the dark and complicated world of Spine Ridge University. A young woman becomes entangled with a group of dangerous men, setting the stage for a story involving power, manipulation, attraction, and emotional conflict.

2. Evil Boys (2023)

The second installment continues the university storyline, building on the relationships and conflicts established in Sick Boys. The characters face the consequences of earlier choices as the stakes become more personal.

3. Vile Boys (2024)

The third book continues the central storyline and brings the original trilogy toward its conclusion. Readers should finish the first two books before starting this installment.

4. Boys Who Hunt (2024)

This book expands the Spine Ridge world with a new romantic storyline and connections to the earlier characters. It begins the next phase of the series rather than serving as an unrelated standalone.

5. Boys Who Taint (2025)

The fifth book introduces another intense relationship shaped by grief, resentment, and dangerous attraction. It continues the wider Spine Ridge universe and is best read after the preceding books.

6. Boys Who Crave (2026)

The sixth installment continues the expanding Spine Ridge universe with another dark romance. It is the next main book to read after Boys Who Taint.

Recommended reading order: Sick Boys, Evil Boys, Vile Boys, Boys Who Hunt, Boys Who Taint, Boys Who Crave.

Spine Ridge University companion books

These shorter companion stories add material to the same fictional world.

  • Burn: A companion story about Emilia, whose difficult circumstances lead her into a life-changing situation.
  • Men Who Yearn: A dark romance companion focused on longing, desire, and a relationship that develops after years of watching from a distance.

Read the main books first if you want to avoid losing context. Check the current author catalog for the recommended placement of each companion edition.

2. The Company Series

The Company series is a dark romance collection featuring dangerous characters, secretive organizations, and relationships shaped by control, obsession, and betrayal.

1. Mr. X (2014)

The first book introduces the series’ shadowy world and its dangerous romantic dynamics. It establishes the tone for the stories that follow.

2. Killer (2015)

The second installment continues the series with a darker story involving violence, secrets, and a relationship shaped by risk.

3. Stalker (2015)

This book explores obsession and the dangerous boundary between desire and control. It continues the connected world of The Company.

4. Twenty One (2015)

The fourth installment expands the series with another intense story. Readers following the overarching character connections should read it after Stalker.

5. Ultimate Sin (2016)

The fifth book develops the series’ darker themes and introduces connections that become relevant to later Clarissa Wild books, including Savage Men.

6. Viktor (2016)

This installment follows another dangerous character in the same fictional world. It is particularly useful to read before moving into the connected Savage Men series.

7. Happy Forever After Darkness (2016)

The seventh entry completes the commonly listed Company reading sequence. It offers an additional story within the series’ dark romantic world.

Recommended reading order: Mr. X, Killer, Stalker, Twenty One, Ultimate Sin, Viktor, Happy Forever After Darkness.

3. Savage Men Series

Savage Men is closely connected to The Company. The books explore dangerous men, intense romantic relationships, and characters whose histories link back to the earlier series.

1. Caged (2017)

The opening book introduces the Savage Men storyline and its darker romantic themes. Some editions and listings also use the title Uncaged, so check the edition details when building a collection.

2. Locked (2017)

The second installment continues the series with another relationship involving control, emotional conflict, and difficult choices.

3. Chased (2018)

The third book expands the connected storyline and follows characters whose lives are shaped by danger and attraction.

4. Branded (2018)

This installment continues the series’ focus on complicated relationships and characters with troubled pasts.

5. Hanged (2018)

The fifth book completes the core Savage Men sequence. Read it after the earlier installments for the intended progression.

Recommended reading order: Caged, Locked, Chased, Branded, Hanged.

Should you read The Company first? Yes, if you want the most context for the shared characters. Ultimate Sin and Viktor are particularly relevant connections, although the best starting point for a new reader is still Mr. X.

4. Debts & Vengeance Series

Debts & Vengeance is a dark mafia romance series centered on family loyalty, revenge, power, and relationships shaped by dangerous obligations. It is connected to the earlier Debt Duet.

Prequel: The Wedding Debt (2021)

This prequel introduces the De Vos family and the complicated romantic dynamics surrounding its powerful members. It provides useful background for the main series.

1. The Marriage Debt (2022)

Luca De Vos is a powerful mafia heir who refuses to let go of the woman who ran from him. Their relationship is shaped by family expectations, control, and the dangerous consequences of being connected to a mafia dynasty.

2. The Blood Debt (2022)

Jasmine Baas, the daughter of a Dutch mafia lord, finds herself tied to a man who has powerful reasons to claim a promise made in the past. The story continues the series’ themes of loyalty, revenge, and complicated romantic obligations.

Recommended reading order: The Wedding Debt, The Marriage Debt, The Blood Debt.

5. The Debt Duet

The Debt Duet is an earlier two-book dark romance series about a relationship shaped by revenge, obligation, and an arrangement that changes both characters’ lives.

1. A Debt Owed (2019)

Charlotte Davis is offered to a man as payment for a debt owed by her family. What begins as an arrangement built around power and revenge develops into a complicated relationship.

2. A Debt Repaid (2019)

The second book continues the connected story with another relationship shaped by betrayal, family decisions, and the struggle to reclaim control over one’s life.

Recommended reading order: A Debt Owed, followed by A Debt Repaid.

How the debt books connect

For readers who want the broader mafia storyline, read A Debt Owed and A Debt Repaid before moving to The Wedding Debt, The Marriage Debt, and The Blood Debt. The later series builds on the De Vos family and related characters, although the two groups can be approached as separate reading arcs.

6. Beast & Beauty Duet

Beast & Beauty is a two-book dark mafia romance inspired by the familiar Beauty and the Beast dynamic. The stories feature captivity, danger, and a relationship that develops under extreme circumstances.

1. Beast (2022)

The first book introduces a dangerous man known as the Beast and the woman whose arrival changes his world. The story explores power, attraction, and the complicated relationship between captor and captive.

2. Beauty (2022)

The sequel continues the couple’s story after the events of Beast. Read it second because the relationship and its central conflicts carry directly from the first book.

Recommended reading order: Beast, followed by Beauty.

Where it fits: Readers interested in the connected mafia stories can read the Debt Duet and Debts & Vengeance first. The Beast & Beauty books then offer another story within the wider network of related characters and themes.

7. Dellucci Mafia Duet

The Dellucci Mafia Duet follows Marcello Dellucci, a powerful mafia figure, and Harper, whose life changes when she becomes caught in his world.

1. Sold (2021)

Marcello Dellucci has taken control of the mafia, and Harper becomes caught in a dangerous situation that places her under his power. Their relationship is complicated by control, betrayal, and an attraction neither can easily escape.

2. Owned (2021)

The sequel follows Harper after she attempts to escape Marcello. Their relationship remains shaped by the harm they have caused each other and the question of whether trust can exist in a world built on power.

Recommended reading order: Sold, followed by Owned.

8. House of Sin Series

House of Sin is a three-book dark romance series involving dangerous relationships, secrets, and characters who struggle with control and desire.

1. Dark Wish (2021)

The first book introduces a relationship built around a secret desire and a powerful man who promises to make it come true. The story establishes the emotional and psychological tensions that continue through the series.

2. Dark Lies (2021)

The second installment explores the consequences of the first book’s relationship dynamics. Lies, control, and shifting loyalties complicate the characters’ choices.

3. Dark Need (2021)

The final book continues the series with a dangerous relationship involving captivity and emotional conflict. Read it after the first two installments.

Recommended reading order: Dark Wish, Dark Lies, Dark Need.

9. His Series

The His series is a three-book dark romance storyline involving a tightly controlled community, family rules, and relationships shaped by secrecy.

Prequel: Before His Choice (2020)

This prequel introduces the community and family structure that shape the central conflict. It offers background before the main story begins.

1. Under His Rule (2020)

The main story introduces a man who discovers Natalie alone and afraid. His desire to protect her becomes complicated by the strict rules of the community he controls.

2. Beyond His Control (2020)

The second main installment continues the connected relationship and its power struggles. Read it after Under His Rule to follow the consequences of the first book.

Recommended reading order: Before His Choice, Under His Rule, Beyond His Control.

10. Delirious Series

Delirious is a psychological dark romance series with a prequel followed by three main books. Its stories feature obsession, manipulation, and relationships that become increasingly dangerous.

Prequel: Seek (2014)

Seek introduces the characters and circumstances that lead into the main trilogy. It is a useful starting point for readers who want the background before beginning the first full installment.

1. Snare (2014)

The first main book introduces the central conflict and the characters’ complicated relationship. It establishes the psychological tension that runs through the series.

2. Seize (2014)

The second installment builds on the events of Snare, taking the relationship and its conflicts into more dangerous territory.

3. Scorch (2015)

The final book concludes the Delirious trilogy. Read it after Snare and Seize to follow the connected storyline.

Recommended reading order: Seek, Snare, Seize, Scorch.

11. The Billionaire’s Bet Series

The Billionaire’s Bet is an early contemporary romance series featuring attraction, high-stakes relationships, and wealthy characters.

1. A Seductive Deal (2013)

The first book introduces the series’ central romantic setup and the arrangements that complicate the characters’ relationship.

2. A Hot Call (2013)

The second installment continues the series with another romantic story connected to the world of wealthy and ambitious characters.

3. A Risky Raise (2013)

The third book develops the series’ themes of attraction, risk, and personal ambition.

4. A Final Game (2013)

The final installment completes the four-book sequence.

Recommended reading order: A Seductive Deal, A Hot Call, A Risky Raise, A Final Game.

12. Blissful Series

Blissful is an early three-part romance series. The books are shorter than many of Wild’s later dark romance novels and are best approached in their numbered sequence.

1. Blissful 1 (2013)

The first volume introduces the central romantic storyline and the characters who carry through the series.

2. Blissful 2 (2013)

The second volume continues the developing relationship and its complications.

3. Blissful 3 (2013)

The third volume completes the story arc.

Recommended reading order: Blissful 1, Blissful 2, Blissful 3.

13. Enflamed Series

Enflamed is a four-part contemporary romance sequence from the early years of Wild’s career.

1. Raveled by You (2013)

The first book introduces the central relationship and its romantic tensions.

2. Hooked by You (2013)

The second installment continues the series with another stage in the connected storyline.

3. Cling to You (2013)

This shorter work continues the relationship arc and should be read after the preceding installment.

4. Cherished by You (2013)

The final book completes the Enflamed sequence.

Recommended reading order: Raveled by You, Hooked by You, Cling to You, Cherished by You.

14. Fierce Series

Fierce is an early dark romance series that includes a prequel and several connected stories.

Prequel: Fight (2014)

Fight is a short prequel that introduces the characters and circumstances surrounding the main series.

1. Fierce (2014)

The first main installment establishes the central romantic conflict and the characters’ intense relationship.

2. Fury (2014)

The second entry continues the storyline and develops the characters’ conflict.

3. Flame (2014)

The third main installment continues the series’ dark romantic themes.

4. Filthy (2014)

This additional entry rounds out the commonly listed Fierce collection.

Recommended reading order: Fight, Fierce, Fury, Flame, Filthy.

15. Indecent Games Series

Indecent Games is a two-book dark romance series centered on marriage, desire, and complicated power dynamics.

1. Wicked Bride Games (2016)

The first book introduces the central relationship and the circumstances that make the romance dangerous and unpredictable.

2. Dirty Wife Games (2017)

The second installment continues the connected storyline. Read it after Wicked Bride Games for the intended progression.

16. Unprofessional Bad Boys Series

This series features contemporary romances involving characters who break professional or social expectations. Each book centers on a different relationship, though reading them in publication order is a convenient way to explore the collection.

1. Bad Teacher (2016)

A contemporary romance built around an unconventional attraction and the complications that arise when personal desires conflict with professional expectations.

2. Bad Boss (2017)

The second book explores a romance involving a difficult workplace dynamic and the challenge of separating professional authority from personal attraction.

3. Bad Royal (2018)

A prince’s secret identity and his attraction to a woman he should not pursue complicate the relationship at the center of this story.

Recommended reading order: Bad Teacher, Bad Boss, Bad Royal.

17. Cards of Love: The Hanged Man

Clarissa Wild contributed The Hanged Man to the multi-author Cards of Love project. The project features separate romance stories inspired by tarot cards, with each title written by a different author.

The Hanged Man (2018)

This is Wild’s contribution to the collection. It can be read independently; you do not need to read the other Cards of Love titles to understand her story.

18. Underworld Kings Contributions

Underworld Kings is a multi-author shared world featuring mafia romance. Clarissa Wild’s relevant contributions connect to her own debt-related stories.

1. The Wedding Debt (2021)

This story introduces the De Vos family and acts as a prequel to the Debts & Vengeance storyline.

2. The Marriage Debt (2022)

The story continues the De Vos family narrative and forms the first main installment in the Debts & Vengeance sequence.

Reading note: You do not need to read the entire Underworld Kings shared world to follow Clarissa Wild’s own connected stories. Focus on her contributions and then continue with The Blood Debt.

Clarissa Wild Standalone Novels

These books can generally be read without completing one of her longer series first. They cover different styles of dark romance and contemporary fiction.

Ruin (2016)

Ruin is a standalone dark romance built around a complicated relationship and characters dealing with emotional damage, desire, and difficult choices.

Father (2017)

This standalone explores a taboo relationship and the moral complications surrounding the characters’ attraction. Readers should check the book’s content warnings before starting.

Hotel O (2018)

A standalone romance set around a hotel environment, with an intimate premise and characters whose desires lead to unexpected complications.

Cruel Boy (2019)

This dark romance focuses on a difficult relationship involving cruelty, attraction, and emotional conflict.

Rowdy Boy (2020)

Another standalone contemporary romance, Rowdy Boy explores a relationship shaped by strong personalities and complicated romantic tension.

The Blood Debt (2022)

Although some catalogs classify this as a standalone, it functions as part of the connected Debts & Vengeance storyline. For continuity, read it after The Marriage Debt.

Matteo (2026)

Matteo is a mafia romance involving an arranged marriage to Lucio Agostini, a powerful and dangerous man. It can be approached as a standalone title within Wild’s broader collection of dark mafia romances.

Clarissa Wild Short Stories and Novellas

Clarissa Wild has also published shorter works, prequels, and anthology contributions. These are useful for readers who want to explore her complete bibliography beyond full-length novels.

First Dance with You (2013)

A short romantic work from the early part of Wild’s career. It can be read independently.

Doing It Risqué (2013)

An early title associated with the Doing It collection. Catalogs differ on whether it is treated as a separate book, a shorter work, or part of the larger collection.

Doing It Wild (2013)

Another early title associated with the Doing It books. It belongs among the shorter contemporary romance works from her early bibliography.

Doing It Free (2013)

A shorter work from the Doing It collection. Readers collecting her early romance fiction can include it alongside the related titles.

One Helluva Christmas Romance (2013)

A holiday romance from the beginning of Wild’s publishing career. It is a short seasonal work rather than a numbered installment in one of her major dark romance series.

The Hanged Man (2018)

Wild’s contribution to the Cards of Love project, a multi-author collection of tarot-inspired romances.

Stroke (2021)

An anthology contribution listed in her bibliography. Readers collecting all of her shorter fiction should distinguish it from her main series novels.

Clarissa Wild Books in Publication Order

Because different bibliographies count short stories, collections, reissues, and connected-world appearances differently, there is no single universally consistent total for Clarissa Wild’s books. The following is a practical chronological overview of her principal novels and series launches.

  1. Doing It Wild (2013)
  2. Raveled by You (2013)
  3. Hooked by You (2013)
  4. Cling to You (2013)
  5. Cherished by You (2013)
  6. A Seductive Deal (2013)
  7. A Hot Call (2013)
  8. A Risky Raise (2013)
  9. A Final Game (2013)
  10. Blissful 1 (2013)
  11. Blissful 2 (2013)
  12. Blissful 3 (2013)
  13. Doing It Free (2013)
  14. First Dance with You (2013)
  15. One Helluva Christmas Romance (2013)
  16. Fierce (2014)
  17. Fight (2014)
  18. Fury (2014)
  19. Flame (2014)
  20. Filthy (2014)
  21. Seek (2014)
  22. Snare (2014)
  23. Mr. X (2014)
  24. Seize (2014)
  25. Scorch (2015)
  26. Killer (2015)
  27. Stalker (2015)
  28. Twenty One (2015)
  29. Ruin (2016)
  30. Ultimate Sin (2016)
  31. Viktor (2016)
  32. Happy Forever After Darkness (2016)
  33. Wicked Bride Games (2016)
  34. Bad Teacher (2016)
  35. Father (2017)
  36. Caged (2017)
  37. Locked (2017)
  38. Bad Boss (2017)
  39. Hotel O (2018)
  40. Chased (2018)
  41. Branded (2018)
  42. Bad Royal (2018)
  43. The Hanged Man (2018)
  44. Cruel Boy (2019)
  45. A Debt Owed (2019)
  46. A Debt Repaid (2019)
  47. Under His Rule (2020)
  48. Before His Choice (2020)
  49. Beyond His Control (2020)
  50. Rowdy Boy (2020)
  51. Dark Wish (2021)
  52. Dark Lies (2021)
  53. Dark Need (2021)
  54. Sold (2021)
  55. Owned (2021)
  56. The Wedding Debt (2021)
  57. The Marriage Debt (2022)
  58. The Blood Debt (2022)
  59. Beast (2022)
  60. Beauty (2022)
  61. Sick Boys (2023)
  62. Evil Boys (2023)
  63. Vile Boys (2024)
  64. Boys Who Hunt (2024)
  65. Boys Who Taint (2025)
  66. Boys Who Crave (2026)
  67. Matteo (2026)

Important: This chronological overview is not an exhaustive list of every edition, anthology appearance, short story, or companion work. For a specific series, use the numbered series section above, which is more reliable for reading order than a combined publication list.

Where Should You Start with Clarissa Wild?

Clarissa Wild Books in Order

The best starting point depends on what kind of romance you prefer.

  • For dark college romance: Start with Sick Boys and continue through the Spine Ridge University series.
  • For mafia romance: Begin with Sold or follow the connected debt stories, starting with A Debt Owed.
  • For psychological dark romance: Try the Delirious series, starting with Seek.
  • For a short connected series: Read Beast followed by Beauty.
  • For dangerous secret organizations: Begin with Mr. X and follow The Company series before reading Savage Men.
  • For a standalone: Try Ruin, Hotel O, or Matteo, depending on the themes that interest you.

Many of Wild’s books contain mature sexual content, violence, coercive dynamics, and other dark themes. Check individual content warnings before reading, especially if you have specific boundaries.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many books has Clarissa Wild written?

Bibliography sites list different totals because they count short stories, novellas, collections, reissues, and connected-world contributions differently. Recent catalogs list more than 100 works when all formats and series entries are included.

What is the first Clarissa Wild book?

Her early publishing catalog begins in 2013, with titles such as Doing It Wild, Raveled by You, and A Seductive Deal. Some bibliographies list One Helluva Christmas Romance as her first release, so the exact first title can vary by how early short fiction is counted.

What is the correct order for Spine Ridge University?

Read Sick Boys, Evil Boys, and Vile Boys first. Then continue with Boys Who Hunt, Boys Who Taint, and Boys Who Crave. Companion stories such as Burn and Men Who Yearn add material to the same fictional world.

Are The Company and Savage Men connected?

Yes. The series share a fictional world and character connections. Reading The Company first, especially Ultimate Sin and Viktor, gives useful background for Savage Men.

What is the order of Clarissa Wild’s Debt books?

For the broader connected storyline, read A Debt Owed, A Debt Repaid, The Wedding Debt, The Marriage Debt, and The Blood Debt. The Wedding Debt serves as a prequel to the later De Vos family storyline.

Can I read Clarissa Wild’s books as standalones?

Many of her standalone novels can be read independently. However, duets and continuing series should be read in order because later books build on earlier relationships, secrets, and plot developments.

What genre does Clarissa Wild write?

Clarissa Wild is best known for dark romance and contemporary romance. Her books also include mafia romance, psychological romance, college romance, and stories featuring morally complicated characters.

What is Clarissa Wild’s newest book?

Recent catalog listings include Boys Who Crave and Matteo in 2026. Release dates can differ between formats and markets, so consult the author’s current catalog for the latest publication information.

Are Clarissa Wild’s books suitable for all romance readers?

No. Many titles are intended for adult readers and contain explicit sexual content, violence, manipulation, captivity, or other dark themes. Review the content warnings for each book before reading.

Final Note

Clarissa Wild’s books range from early contemporary romances to connected mafia stories and the expanding Spine Ridge University universe. If you want to follow recurring characters and avoid spoilers, read each duet or series in its numbered order. If you are simply exploring her writing, a standalone novel can be an easier first step.

For the most connected reading experience, start with The Company before Savage Men, follow the Debt Duet into Debts & Vengeance, and read the Spine Ridge books from Sick Boys onward.

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Hi, I’m Emon. I’m the voice and heart behind Whimsy Read. After nine years in the world of banking, I followed my passion for storytelling into the world of SEO and content strategy. Now, I blend that analytical eye with a deep love for literature to bring you book reviews that are thoughtful, honest, and always focused on the stories that stay with you. When I’m not reading or writing, you’ll find me enjoying joyful chaos with my wife and three kids, getting lost in a new series, or revisiting my old loves: theater, music, and gaming. At the end of the day, I believe great books are meant to be shared, and I’m so glad you’re here to share them with me.

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