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Faye's Revenge

by Camilla Läckberg

The Faye's Revenge series by Camilla Läckberg has 3 known books (2 published; 1 with an undated publication record). It is best read in publication order, starting with The Gilded Cage (2020). Camilla Läckberg wrote the series; book 1 were translated by Neil Smith; books 2-3 were translated by Ian Giles.

Books
3 known books (3 novels)
Published
2
First published
2020
Status
completed
Shelved under
Thriller
Start here: The Gilded Cage (2020) — then read straight through in publication order.
Book one
Cover of The Gilded Cage
The Gilded Cage (2020)

Reading order

The date order of published books and any announced future entries — the default way to read the series.

  1. The Gilded Cage

    Novel
    The Gilded Cage opened the trilogy in 2020, translated by Neil Smith, setting up Faye Adelheim's betrayal by her husband Jack and the ice-cold campaign to reclaim everything she lost, across 374 pages.
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  2. Silver Tears

    Novel
    Silver Tears followed in 2022, translated by Ian Giles, running 376 pages -- fractionally the longest of the three -- as Faye's revenge escalates into corporate sabotage.
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  3. Dreams of Bronze

    Novel
    Dreams of Bronze, also translated by Ian Giles, closes the trilogy in 2026 at 324 pages -- the shortest volume -- bringing Faye's calculated campaign to its conclusion.
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Key facts about the Faye's Revenge series

The Faye's Revenge series has 3 books on our list. 2 are out now. 1 more has no firm date yet.

Start with The Gilded Cage, since it opens the publication order in 2020. Silver Tears is book 2, from 2022. Dreams of Bronze is book 3, with no firm date.

Each title links to its own page, while the list keeps them in date order. Each book page shows its dates and editions. Since the catalogue marks the series as complete, we list no next book.

The books came out between 2020 and 2022, while their length runs from 324 to 376 pages. That is a run of 2 years.

Camilla Läckberg has 17 books on our list. Additionally, they write Fällbacka (Erica Falck and Patrik Hedström). We shelve the books under revenge thriller.

About the Faye's Revenge series

Faye's Revenge is Läckberg's departure from the Fällbacka police procedurals: a sharper, more commercial trilogy about Faye Adelheim, a brilliant, self-made businesswoman who built a cosmetics empire only to have her husband Jack push her out of the company and the marriage. The first book, The Gilded Cage (2020), sets up the betrayal and Faye's methodical, ice-cold campaign to take back everything she lost; the following two novels, Silver Tears (2022) and Dreams of Bronze (2026), escalate the stakes across a story of sustained, calculated revenge, corporate sabotage, and the found-family of women Faye gathers around her company, Revenge. Where the Fällbacka books work through an official police investigation, Faye's Revenge is unapologetic wish-fulfillment thriller: a wronged woman methodically dismantling the man and the system that wronged her, with betrayal, blackmail and violence escalating across all three books toward a single, continuous story rather than a case-of-the-book structure.

Frequently asked questions

Who writes the Faye's Revenge series?

Camilla Läckberg wrote the series; book 1 were translated by Neil Smith; books 2-3 were translated by Ian Giles.

How many books are in the Faye's Revenge series?

Three: The Gilded Cage (2020), Silver Tears (2022), and Dreams of Bronze (2026), which closes the trilogy.

Do I need to read Faye's Revenge in order?

Yes -- unlike the Fällbacka books, this is one continuous revenge story told across all three novels, not standalone mysteries.

Is Faye's Revenge connected to the Fällbacka series?

No, it's a separate story with its own cast, marking a deliberate shift from Läckberg's police-procedural Fällbacka novels toward a straight revenge thriller.

Why is book one called The Gilded Cage in some editions and The Golden Cage in others?

The Gilded Cage is the UK/Australian title and Golden Cage the US title for the same Neil Smith translation of Läckberg's En bur av guld (2019); this catalogue uses the UK title.

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