Amelia Storm Books in Order

Recommended Reading Path: Where to Start

For the best reading experience, it is highly recommended to follow the Amelia Storm series in its chronological/publication order. You have two excellent starting points:

• The Prequel Route: Start with the prequel novella, Storm's Awakening, to get a glimpse of Amelia's life and the events that set her FBI career in motion.
• The Main Novel Route: Dive straight into Storm's Fury, the first full-length novel in the series, which establishes the core narrative arc surrounding Amelia's brother's murder and her battle against Chicago's underworld.

Amelia Storm Series in Reading Order

The main series flows chronologically, with each book introducing a new primary investigation while building on Amelia's personal history and her partnership with Zane Palmer. Starting in 2026, the series transitions into a new chapter called "The Cutter Files" starting with the bridge novella Before the Storm.

1. Storm's Awakening (2021) – Prequel novella. Often available for free by signing up for the author's official mailing list.
2. Storm's Fury (2021)
3. Storm's Peril (2021)
4. Storm's Cage (2021)
5. Storm's Ruin (2021)
6. Storm's Wrath (2021)
7. Storm's Rite (2021)
8. Storm's Justice (2021)
9. Storm's Nightmare (2022)
10. Storm's Revenge (2022) – Features a prominent crossover with Journey Russo.
11. Storm's Cut (2023)
12. Storm's Target (2023)
13. Storm's Burn (2024)
14. Storm's Symbol (2024)
15. Storm's Endgame (2025)
16. Before the Storm (2026) – Bridge novella introducing "The Cutter Files" subseries.
17. Unleash the Storm (2026) – The first full novel in the Cutter Files saga.

Spin-offs and Crossovers: The Journey Russo Series

Mary Stone and Amy Wilson also co-author the Journey Russo FBI Mystery series, which exists in the exact same universe as Amelia Storm. Journey Russo is a former undercover agent who confronts a dark cult in her hometown. The two series are closely linked, and Journey makes a crossover appearance in Storm's Revenge (Amelia Storm Book 9) to help Amelia and Zane Palmer with a complex investigation. While you do not need to read both series to understand Amelia's story, reading them alongside each other provides a richer look at the authors' shared thriller universe.