London Mob books in order

Q: "How many books are in the London Mob series?"

"There are four books in the London Mob series, published in 2016."

Q: "What is the first book in the London Mob series?"

"The first book in the London Mob series is Savage, published in 2016."

Q: "Is the London Mob series connected to Michelle St. James's Paris Mob series?"

"Yes, the London Mob and Paris Mob series share the same dark romance universe and similar themes, with European crime families at the center of both. They feature different characters and can be read independently, but readers often enjoy both."

Reading order

#	Title	Published	Author	Buy on Amazon
1	Savage	2016	Michelle St. James	Buy
2	Primal	2016	Michelle St. James	Buy
3	Eternal	2016	Michelle St. James	Buy
4	Sentinel	2016	Michelle St. James	Buy

The London Mob series was one of Michelle St. James’s early longer series, putting the focus on the British criminal world rather than the American cities she returned to in her Syndicate books. Savage, Primal, Eternal, and Sentinel each carry titles that say something about the men at their center: raw, instinct-driven, and not easily civilized. All four books came out in 2016, giving the series a consistent voice across its run.

Starting with Savage sets up the world and the type of men who run it. The series works through a mix of standalone-adjacent couples and ongoing threads, so readers get both fresh starts and payoffs for following the full four-book arc. For readers curious about how St. James approaches European crime settings compared to her American ones, the London Mob alongside the Paris Mob series gives a solid picture of both.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many books are in the London Mob series?

There are four books in the London Mob series, published in 2016.

What is the first book in the London Mob series?

The first book in the London Mob series is Savage, published in 2016.

Is the London Mob series connected to Michelle St. James's Paris Mob series?

Yes, the London Mob and Paris Mob series share the same dark romance universe and similar themes, with European crime families at the center of both. They feature different characters and can be read independently, but readers often enjoy both.

Reading order#

Frequently Asked Questions

Reading order