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A Wicked Trilogy

by Jennifer L. Armentrout

A Wicked Trilogy series by Jennifer L. Armentrout has 3 books and is best read in publication order, starting with Wicked (2014).

Books
3 books
First published
2014
Status
completed
Last checked

Start here: Wicked (2014) — then read straight through in publication order.

Cover of Wicked, the first book in A Wicked Trilogy

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About A Wicked Trilogy

A Wicked Trilogy moves Jennifer L. Armentrout's paranormal-romance formula into a New Orleans setting steeped in fae mythology. Ivy Morgan, a member of a secret group that hunts the Fae preying on humans, gets pulled into an uneasy alliance with Ren, a half-Fae with his own dangerous agenda, as a string of disappearances point to something much bigger than either of them expected. It's grittier and more adult than Armentrout's YA series, with higher stakes and more explicit content.

Published between 2014 and 2017, the trilogy — Wicked, Torn, Brave — is a self-contained New Adult story, distinct from Armentrout's YA paranormal work (Covenant, Lux, Titan) in both tone and target audience.

How to read this series

Read in publication order: Wicked, Torn, Brave. It's a continuous three-book story arc for Ivy and Ren, not a set of standalones, so reading in order is necessary to follow the plot. No connection to Armentrout's other series.

Frequently asked questions

How many books are in A Wicked Trilogy?

Three: Wicked (2014), Torn (2016), and Brave (2017). The trilogy is complete.

What order should I read A Wicked Trilogy in?

Wicked, then Torn, then Brave — it's a single continuous story, not standalone entries.

Is A Wicked Trilogy connected to Jennifer L. Armentrout's other series?

No — it's a self-contained New Adult fae-hunter romance set in New Orleans, unconnected to Covenant, Lux, Titan, or Blood and Ash.

Is A Wicked Trilogy more explicit than Armentrout's YA series?

Yes — it's marketed as New Adult rather than Young Adult, with more explicit romantic content than Covenant, Lux, or Titan.

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