How to Read the Sons of the Fallen Series in Order
If you are planning to dive into the steamy, action-packed universe of the Nephilim brothers, there is only one recommended path: publication order. While each book spotlights a different brother and ends with a satisfying happily-ever-after for that specific couple, the overarching plot line—centering on a celestial war against Lucifer’s son—unfolds sequentially across the books. Reading these novels out of order will lead to major spoilers regarding the status of the war, character deaths, and changing supernatural alliances.
Here is the recommended reading list for the main series and its companion collection:
- Galen (Book 1) – Published June 2021
- Castor (Book 2) – Published August 2021
- Daman (Book 3) – Published November 2021
- Gray (Book 4) – Published April 2022
- Bellamy (Book 5) – Published July 2022
- Raiden (Book 6) – Published October 2022
- Alastair (Book 7) – Published December 2022
- Beyond the Storm (Book 7.5 Companion) – Published January 2023
Meet the Seven Nephilim Brothers and Their Curses
The core of the series revolves around seven half-angel brothers, the offspring of Lucifer's fallen generals. Cursed with the seven deadly sins, they live together in a seaside mansion, serving as humanity's last line of defense against demonic incursions. Each book features a distinct romantic dynamic and a different supernatural partner:
1. Galen (Wrath)
The series kicks off with Galen, introducing the hot-tempered brother cursed with Wrath. His volatile emotions are difficult to control until he encounters Simon, a human antique shop owner. When Galen steals a mysterious celestial box from Simon's shop, the two are thrown into a dangerous demonic conspiracy. Their dynamic is a classic slow-burn, forced-proximity romance where Simon serves as the literal and metaphorical anchor to Galen’s internal storm.
2. Castor (Greed)
Cursed with Greed, Castor has an insatiable urge to possess beautiful things. His life takes a wild turn when he meets Kyo, a powerful water dragon shifter, during an expedition to Greece. Castor must learn that the ultimate treasure cannot be owned, but rather cherished. This installment expands the world-building by introducing dragon shifters and exploring mythical locations outside the brothers' coastal home.
3. Daman (Envy)
Daman is cursed with Envy, constantly feeling inadequate compared to his brothers. To secure an alliance, he enters into an arranged marriage with Warrin, a cold and distant ice dragon prince. This forced-proximity, arranged-marriage romance is filled with tension, moving from icy duty to a deeply protective, tender bond as the two navigate political intrigue in the dragon realm.
4. Gray (Sloth)
Cursed with Sloth, Gray is permanently exhausted, soft-hearted, and loves nothing more than a good nap. However, his curse also grants him the ability to drain the life energy of others. His quiet life changes when he saves Mason Hawk, a traumatized, human monster hunter. Mason’s hardened, protective nature clashes beautifully with Gray’s gentle innocence, creating a comforting yet action-filled fated-mates story.
5. Bellamy (Lust)
Driven by the curse of Lust, Bellamy is the flirtatious brother who masks his deep emotional wounds with charm and physical desire. He meets his match in Phoenix, a demon commander. Their enemies-to-lovers romance is one of the most intense and volatile in the series, forcing Bellamy to confront the fact that his fated mate is technically the enemy in their celestial war.
6. Raiden (Gluttony)
Raiden is cursed with Gluttony, experiencing an endless hunger for food, pleasure, and sensory experiences to fill an internal void. Despite his curse, he acts as the warm, protective "mother-hen" of the family. He finds his match in Titan, a stoic soldier and the son of a fallen angel. Raiden's bright, pizza-loving personality slowly chips away at Titan's defensive walls, giving Raiden the fulfillment he has always craved.
7. Alastair (Pride)
The final book of the main narrative arc focuses on Alastair, the oldest brother, who bears the heavy burden of leadership and the curse of Pride. He is forced to work alongside Lazarus, a fierce celestial warrior. Their forbidden love unfolds against the backdrop of the final, desperate battle against Lucifer's son, bringing the main war arc to an emotional and explosive conclusion.
What to Know Before You Start
Before diving into Jaclyn Osborn's universe, readers should prepare for a high-intensity blend of urban fantasy, paranormal romance, and found-family tropes. The romance is explicit, and the emotional stakes are high. The world-building features a diverse array of mythological figures, including demons, angels, dragons, and hellhounds. If you enjoy close brotherhood bonds, banter, and fated-mate connections, this series is custom-built for you.
After completing Alastair, make sure to read Beyond the Storm. It is not a optional throwaway book; it contains essential post-series epilogues for all seven couples, giving readers a satisfying look at their happily-ever-afters, alongside a dedicated novella focusing on Kallias, a fan-favorite side character.