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Devil’s Fury MC Books in Order

14 Books
2020 – 2023 Published
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Recommended Reading Path: How to Start the Ride

If you are ready to dive into the high-stakes, steamy world of the Devil’s Fury Motorcycle Club, the best way to read the series is in publication order. While Harley Wylde writes each book as a standalone romance with a guaranteed Happily Ever After (HEA) and no cliffhangers, the stories are set in the shared, chronological universe of Blackwood Falls. Reading them in order allows you to follow the club’s overarching politics, see familiar faces grow, and fully appreciate the relationships that develop across the series.

You can begin with the optional prequel novella Badger (Book 0.5), co-authored with Paige Warren, which introduces characters closely tied to the club’s president. However, the official starting point for the main series is Dingo (Book 1), which establishes the tone of the club and introduces the tight-knit brotherhood of Blackwood Falls.

Devil's Fury MC Publication Order

  • Badger (Book 0.5, 2020) — Co-authored with Paige Warren; features Badger and Adalia.
  • Dingo (Book 1, 2020) — Dingo and Meiling’s story.
  • Outlaw (Book 2, 2020) — Outlaw and Elena’s story.
  • Dragon (Book 3, 2020) — Dragon and Lilian’s story.
  • Dagger (Book 4, 2020) — Dagger, Jared, and Zoe’s story (MMF romance).
  • Steel (Book 5, 2020) — Steel and Rachel’s story.
  • Demon (Book 6, 2020) — Demon and Farrah’s story.
  • Slash (Book 7, 2020) — Slash and Shella’s story.
  • Grizzly (Book 8, 2021) — Grizzly and his second-chance romance.
  • Wolf (Book 9, 2021) — Wolf’s protective romance.
  • Savage (Book 10, 2021) — Savage’s romance.
  • Doolittle (Book 11, 2022) — Doolittle and Minnie’s story (featuring Reckless Kings crossover).
  • Ram (Book 12, 2023) — Ram’s romance.
  • Stitches (Book 13, 2023) — Stitches’ romance.
  • Blades (Book 14, 2023) — Blades’ romance.

What to Know Before You Start

Before revving your engines, readers should be aware that Harley Wylde’s MC universe does not shy away from the darker side of life. The series routinely addresses heavy themes including trauma, physical abuse, trafficking, and graphic violence alongside its steamy romance. Wylde balances these dark elements with protective, fierce alpha males who are dedicated to their women, delivering emotional healing and satisfying HEAs.

The romance styles in this series are highly diverse. While many books follow standard MF (male-female) tropes such as age-gap relationships, single mothers (seen in Steel), and pregnancy (seen in Slash), the series also features complex dynamics. For instance, Dagger (Book 4) features a prominent MMF (male-male-female) bisexual romance, establishing an unconventional relationship within the biker compound that challenges standard expectations.

The Broader Dixie Reapers Crossover Universe

One of the biggest draws for fans of Harley Wylde is her massive, interconnected shared universe. The Devil’s Fury MC series sits alongside other popular series such as the Dixie Reapers MC, Devil’s Boneyard MC, and Reckless Kings MC. Many of these books are published under the broader "Dixie Reapers Bad Boys Romance" umbrella.

Characters frequently cross over between series. For example, Minnie, the heroine of Doolittle (Book 11), was originally a club girl pining after a member of the Reckless Kings MC. After facing rejection, she is offered a fresh start by the Reckless Kings' President and moves to Blackwood Falls, where she joins the Devil’s Fury clinic and falls in love with Doolittle. Because of these deep ties, readers who have explored Wylde's other series will find a richer reading experience with plenty of recurring character cameos.

Reading Order Caveats and Disagreements

The primary source of confusion for new readers is distinguishing the Devil’s Fury MC series from Wylde’s other series with similar names, such as the Devil’s Boneyard MC series (which includes titles like Jackal, Scratch, Havoc, Irish, and Cinder). Make sure you check the club name on the cover, as the Devil's Boneyard series was published earlier and follows a completely different charter. Additionally, while Paige Warren’s Badger is technically a crossover entry in the Roosters series, it is widely accepted as Book 0.5 of Devil’s Fury MC due to its focus on the adopted daughter of the Devil’s Fury club president.

Frequently Asked

QCan the Devil's Fury MC books be read as standalones?

Yes, each book in the series features a different couple and concludes with a complete, self-contained romance and a guaranteed happily-ever-after (HEA). However, reading them in publication order is highly recommended to follow the overarching club storylines and character crossovers.

QWhere is the best starting point for the Devil's Fury MC series?

The official starting point is Dingo (Book 1). If you want the complete backstory of characters connected to the club president, you can start with the optional prequel novella Badger (Book 0.5), which is co-authored with Paige Warren.

QHow does the series connect to other Harley Wylde books?

The series is set in a shared universe with the Dixie Reapers MC, Reckless Kings MC, and Devil's Boneyard MC. Characters frequently cameo, and some main characters (like Minnie in Doolittle) migrate from other clubs to find their matches in Devil's Fury.

QAre there any LGBTQ+ or polyamorous relationships in this series?

Yes. Dagger (Book 4) features an MMF (male-male-female) romance dynamic between Dagger, a bisexual biker, a prospect named Jared, and a woman named Zoe who comes to the club for protection.

QWhat tropes and romance styles are featured in the series?

The series features popular romance tropes such as age-gap relationships, protective/alpha heroes, single mothers, accidental pregnancy, and healing from past trauma.

QAre there triggers or dark themes in the Devil's Fury MC series?

Yes. The books address mature themes including domestic abuse, kidnapping, human trafficking, and graphic violence. Readers who prefer lighter romances should exercise caution before reading.