Jessica Grayson Books In Order

Publication Order of Ice World Warriors Books

Publication Order of Mosauran Books

Publication Order of Of Dragons and Elves Books

Publication Order of Of Fate and Kings Books

Publication Order of Of Fate and Night Books

Publication Order of Of Gods and Fate Books

Publication Order of Once Upon A Fairy Tale Romance Books

Publication Order of Orc Claimed Books

Publication Order of Scarred Dragon Prince Books

Publication Order of Settlers of the Outer Rim Books

Publication Order of V'loryn Fated Ones Books

Publication Order of V'loryn Books

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

Publication Order of Monster Brides Books

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Jessica Grayson
Jessica Grayson, a USA Today Bestselling author, writes fantasy and scifi romance about strong heroines and the otherworldly heroes that can’t help but fall in love with them.

She lives in San Antonio, Texas with her dog, cat, and husband. Jessica, along with writing and reading romance, loves chai, dark chocolate, and swimming.

Jessica loves writing, and finds that it’s therapeutic, bordering on meditative in a way for her. It is her tool for coping with her grief. In order to be still and just let your mind drift untethered along the river of creation is a peace that is unlike any other.

She sits outside and meditate in order to work through her writer’s block. It is typically enough for her to jump start her creative process.

“Lost in the Deep End” is the first novel in the “V’loyrn” series and was released in 2019. Marek arrived on Earth for what was supposed to be just a short term mission, and never expected to fall in love with a human. The moment that his eyes meet hers, he recognizes Elizabeth’s his fated one, his Si’an T’kara. However he can never tell her. If he forms the mind link with her in order to claim her as his fated on, she will know the dark secret that he carries inside of him, the horror of his race.

The more time that they spend together, the tougher it becomes to deny his desires to claim her. However he cannot help but wonder: Would Elizabeth fear Marek if she knew the truth about his people, and why they have come to her world?

“Taken By the Dragon” is the first novel in the “Once Upon a Fairy Tale” series and was released in 2020. Inspired by Beauty and the Beast, this is a romantic fairy tale retelling.

Every year, during the blood moon, this maiden is selected in Alara’s village. Blindfolded and bound at the very edge of the forest, they are left as a sacrifice to the beast, Veron, who is a man that is able to take the form of a horrifying dragon.

Not a single one of them have returned. In order to save Alara’s sister, he takes her place. And she finds herself being drawn to the man behind the beast.

If Alara wants to survive, she will have to break the curse which binds him. However what will it take to set both the dragon and herself free?

Not a dark romance, features steamy content.

“The Edge of it All” is the first novel in the “Mosauran” series and was released in 2020. When Liana went into cryosleep on the way from Mars to Earth, she never expected that she’d wake up in a cage. When she gets rescued by this fierce Mosauran Dragon warrior, she is both wary and grateful.

Soran is a Prince of the Empire, and his species is one of the most feared in the entire galaxy. He claims that she is his fated one, his Ashaya. They are incredibly different, however Liana cannot deny that she is drawn to him in ways she does not comprehend. The more time they spend together, she starts wondering: what would it be like to be fated to a dragon?

This enjoyable science fiction book has an interesting plot and some well developed main characters. There’s a strong female lead and a sexy male lead in it, with a relationship and feelings that grows between them naturally which keeps readers invested in what happens.

“Trace the Sky” is the first novel in the “Aerilon Fae” series and was released in 2021. Holly never expected she would wake up in a cage, seeing as how she is a Doctor in the Terran space program. When she gets rescued by this handsome Aerilon Fae warrior, she is both wary and grateful.

Al’aneo is a prince of his people, and he claims that she is his fated one. He wants to be with her forever, however she has been through so very much. Holly knows that she can trust him with her life, however can she really trust him with her heart?

“The Memory of Forever” is the first stand alone novel and was released in 2021. The day that Commander Varen died was the day that he woke up to his true form. The Healers tell him that it is normal for him to miss the life which was a lie. They assure him that with enough time, he will forget all about the family of his human body. However every single time that he closes his eyes, he continues to see his daughter and wife.

With all the information that his people have gathered from the memories of his life on Earth, Varen’s species can now move forward with the conquest of their planet.

However the attachment he carries for his human friends and family has not yet faded, and he can’t just stand by while his race invades their world with the singular goal of conquest. He has made several appeals at this point to the highest reaches of his government and they’ve all just fallen upon deaf ears.

He’s Commander Varen of the Draken Empire, and he now has got no choice but to lead the rebellion in order to save Earth.

“Bound to the Dark Elf King” is the first novel in the “Of Fate and Kings” series and was released in 2022. Everybody fears the Dark Elf King. Varys is known as this lethal and fierce warrior; no one can stand up against his armies.

Inara gets captured by the Dark Elves and is taken before their king, her first thought is about escape. The moment their eyes meet, King Varys makes claim that she is his Kio’ri, his Fated One.

Elves and Humans have been enemies now for centuries, however his people have believed that a soulbond woven by fate cannot be undone.

Inara doubts that he will ever let her go, however what does it truly mean to be Bound to the Dark Elf King?