Vina Jackson
Vina Jackson has published 10 books across 2 series. The recommended reading order starts with Eighty Days Amber (2012).
About Vina Jackson
Vina Jackson is the pseudonym of two writers who together create the Eighty Days erotic romance series. One of these writers is a published novelist, and the other works in London’s Square Mile. The series began in 2012 with the publication of Eighty Days Yellow.
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Order of Eighty Days Books
- TagsromanceDescriptionWhat happens when the one person who ignites you is the one you should run from? This is a story drenched in longing and amber light, where desire and danger are impossible to untangle. Luba, a Russian dancer with a weakness for the wrong kind of man, knows Chey is trouble—an amber dealer who vanishes without warning and returns expecting her devotion intact. Their relationship burns hot and unstable, fueled by passion and secrets, until Luba uncovers a truth so shocking she flees Russia entirely, leaving him behind. But escape doesn't mean freedom. Luba's new life takes her from the velvet shadows of New Orleans' elite private clubs to the sprawling London mansion of Viggo Franck, an enigmatic rockstar whose world pulses with its own dark allure. She meets Summer, a violinist with hair like fire, and Lauralynn, whose desires run to the forbidden. Dancing becomes both her livelihood and her liberation, each performance a step toward discovering who she might be without Chey's gravitational pull. Yet the question lingers: can reinvention ever silence the craving for what we know will destroy us? Vina Jackson crafts a sensual, globe-trotting journey through obsession and self-discovery, where every new encounter asks whether we can ever truly leave our past—or our deepest hungers—behind.Publication dateJanuary 1, 2012Amazon rating4.3/5Print length304LanguageEnglishPublisherOrion Paperbacks
- TagsromanceDescriptionThis is a book that understands desire isn't just about bodies—it's about the collision of passion and consequence, the way longing reshapes everything you thought you knew about yourself. Summer Zahova, the violinist who gave herself over to sensation in the first book, is trying to build something real now. She's navigating a relationship with Dominik, the man who awakened her darkest fantasies, but the past doesn't stay buried when you've lived as openly as she has. The music still pulses through her, but so does the pull of her former life, the one where rules didn't exist and pleasure had no boundaries. What makes this story compelling is the tension between intimacy and freedom. Can you love someone deeply and still crave the thrill of the forbidden? Summer is caught between two worlds, and Jackson doesn't offer easy answers—just the raw, complicated truth of what it means to want more than one thing at once. The prose is unapologetic, sensual without being gratuitous, and the emotional stakes feel higher than before. This isn't just about exploring fantasies anymore; it's about whether Summer can reconcile who she was with who she's becoming. If you're drawn to stories where passion and identity tangle in messy, human ways, this one will stay with you.Publication dateSeptember 13, 2012Amazon rating4/5Print length336LanguageEnglishPublisherOrion
- TagsromanceDescriptionThis is a book about what happens when passion collides with loss. Summer, a famous violinist, is back in London and throwing herself into a string of steamy encounters. She's living on her own terms. Then her priceless violin vanishes. The theft changes everything. Enter Dominik, wealthy and magnetic, pulled back into Summer's orbit by circumstances neither of them planned. Their history is complicated. Their chemistry is undeniable. But Summer has built a life that doesn't need saving, and Dominik represents something she's not sure she can afford to want. What makes this work is the tension between Summer's fierce independence and the vulnerability that comes with losing something irreplaceable. The stolen violin isn't just an instrument—it's her voice, her identity, her armor. Jackson writes desire with heat and specificity, but the real question here isn't about sex. It's about whether Summer will let herself need someone again. Whether she'll choose safety or risk. Head or heart. The answer isn't simple, and that's what keeps you turning pages.Publication dateOctober 11, 2012Amazon rating4.2/5Print length336LanguageEnglishPublisherOrion
- TagsromanceDescriptionSummer Zahova stands on a London stage with her violin, the instrument an extension of her body, her music a language more honest than words. A classical musician with a restless spirit, she finds herself drawn into a world where desire and artistry blur, where the boundaries she thought defined her begin to dissolve. When she meets a mysterious stranger who understands the hunger beneath her disciplined exterior, Summer enters into a relationship that defies convention and challenges everything she believed about herself. The connection is immediate, electric, and dangerous—a collision of two people who recognize in each other a shared appetite for intensity, for sensation, for the kind of freedom that comes only when you surrender control. What begins as a physical awakening becomes something more complex, a journey into the territories of pleasure and power, vulnerability and self-discovery. Vina Jackson crafts a portrait of a woman navigating the space between passion and identity, between the life she's built and the one she might dare to live. This is a story about music and bodies, about the ways we perform ourselves and the moments when performance gives way to something raw and true. Summer's eighty days unfold with the inevitability of a symphony, each movement building toward a crescendo that will either shatter her or set her free.Publication dateAugust 2, 2012Amazon rating3.1/5Print length336LanguageEnglishPublisherOrion
- TagsromanceDescriptionThis is a book about hunger. Not the kind you can satisfy with food or success or even love. The kind that lives in your bones, whispering that something essential is missing. Lily has always felt it. She's a music student in Brighton, talented and restless, going through the motions of a life that doesn't quite fit. When she moves to London, her best friend Liana—bold, seductive, unafraid—cracks open a door to a world Lily didn't know she was allowed to enter. There are men: Leonard, who feels like recognition. Dagur, the drummer whose presence is electric. Grayson, the photographer, and his mysterious partner, She. There are experiences that push boundaries, nights that blur into mornings, the thrill of saying yes when you've spent years saying no. But even as Lily throws herself into this new life, the hunger persists. She's searching for something she can't name, chasing a version of herself she's never met. The answer might be closer than she thinks—hidden in plain sight, waiting for her to stop running long enough to see it. This is erotic fiction that asks real questions about desire, identity, and what it means to finally become who you are.Publication dateJanuary 31, 2013Amazon rating4.3/5Print length320LanguageEnglishPublisherOrion
- TagsromancehorrorDescriptionEighty days changed everything, but the story doesn't end there. In this continuation of Vina Jackson's provocative series, the mysterious Order that once captivated readers returns with new secrets to unveil and new boundaries to explore. The Order of Eighty Days operates in shadows and whispers, a clandestine society where desire and power intertwine in ways most people never imagine. Its members move through a world of sensual ritual and hidden rules, where every encounter is carefully orchestrated and nothing is quite as it seems. At the heart of this installment lies a woman navigating the Order's intricate web of pleasure and control. She's drawn deeper into their world, discovering that submission and dominance aren't opposites but partners in an elaborate dance. The night holds its own truths, and the dawn brings no easy answers. Jackson writes with the same fearless sensuality that defined the series' beginning, crafting scenes that are both explicit and strangely elegant. This isn't romance in the traditional sense—it's an exploration of what happens when you surrender to something larger than yourself, when you let go of who you thought you were. For readers who crave erotica that doesn't shy away from the psychological depths beneath physical passion, this journey into the Order's inner sanctum delivers exactly what it promises.Publication dateJune 3, 2014Amazon rating3.8/5Print length354LanguageEnglishPublisherOpen Road Media Romance
Order of Pleasure Quartet Books
- TagsromanceDescriptionVina Jackson's *Autumn* arrives as the opening salvo in the Order of Pleasure Quartet, and it does what few erotic series dare: it builds a world where desire isn't just indulged but interrogated, where pleasure becomes a philosophy and submission a form of power. This is not your typical romance dressed in kink—it's a deliberate exploration of the shadowy spaces between consent and compulsion, between the self we present and the self we hide. The novel introduces us to a clandestine society where the rules of engagement are as intricate as they are intoxicating, where characters navigate rituals of seduction and surrender with the gravity of a chess match. Jackson writes with a cool, unflinching eye, balancing heat with intellect, never letting the erotic overwhelm the psychological. The prose is lush but controlled, the pacing deliberate, building tension not just in the bedroom but in the mind. What sets *Autumn* apart is its refusal to apologize or explain itself—it assumes you're ready for complexity, for characters who want things they can't easily name, for a story that treats adult desire as something worth taking seriously. If you're looking for escapism with an edge, for fiction that respects both your body and your brain, this is where the quartet begins.Publication dateAugust 11, 2015Amazon rating4/5Print length422LanguageEnglishPublisherOpen Road Media Romance
- TagsromanceDescriptionGiselle Denoux limps back to Paris with a dancer's ruined body and a heart to match, bracing herself for her family's judgment. In a flower shop tucked into the Latin Quarter, she collides with William Tremblay, an artist whose pull is immediate and undeniable. She becomes his model, slipping into a relationship that blurs every line—muse, lover, collaborator, the one who holds the power and the one who surrenders it. Then an accident shatters everything, and Giselle is alone again, searching for a way to feel whole. She finds it at the Ball, a clandestine gathering where pleasure is currency and inhibition dissolves into spectacle. What begins as escape becomes vocation: Giselle rises from dancer to madame, orchestrating nights of decadence with the precision she once brought to the stage. Years pass, her craft sharpens, and she builds a life in the shadows of desire—until the night William reappears, and the past collides with the present in a way neither of them saw coming. Jackson writes sensuality with unflinching intimacy, tracing one woman's journey from heartbreak to mastery, from being seen to claiming her own gaze.Publication dateNovember 10, 2015Amazon rating3.9/5Print length388LanguageEnglishPublisherOpen Road Media Romance
- TagsromanceDescriptionThis is a book that understands desire as a force that reshapes lives. Vina Jackson's *Spring* opens the Order of Pleasure Quartet with a story that refuses to apologize for its heat or its heart. The narrative follows characters drawn into a world where pleasure isn't just physical—it's philosophical, transformative, dangerous. Jackson writes sensuality with precision and purpose. Every encounter matters. Every choice carries weight. This isn't escapism dressed up as erotica; it's erotica that demands you pay attention to power, consent, and the ways we remake ourselves through intimacy. What makes *Spring* compelling is its refusal to separate the erotic from the emotional. The prose is lush but never overwrought. The characters are complex, flawed, hungry for something beyond the ordinary. Jackson builds a world where secret societies and sexual exploration intertwine, where the stakes are as much about identity as they are about passion. If you're looking for romance that challenges as much as it seduces, this is your entry point into a quartet that treats adult desire with the seriousness—and the joy—it deserves.Publication dateFebruary 9, 2016Amazon rating3.9/5Print length384LanguageEnglishPublisherOpen Road Media Romance
- TagsromanceDescriptionSummer is a novel that plunges you into a world where desire and danger intertwine in ways you won't see coming, where the pursuit of pleasure becomes something far more complex and consuming than simple indulgence. This is Vina Jackson's territory—lush, unapologetic, and utterly immersive—and in this installment of the Order of Pleasure Quartet, the stakes feel higher, the secrets darker, and the pull of forbidden attraction impossible to resist. At the heart of this story is a woman navigating a shadowy network of power, sensuality, and hidden agendas, where every choice carries weight and every encounter reveals another layer of intrigue. Jackson weaves a narrative that's as much about self-discovery and autonomy as it is about the erotic, exploring what it means to claim your own desires in a world that wants to control them. The prose is rich and evocative, drawing you into a summer that burns with intensity, where passion and peril walk hand in hand. If you're looking for a book that refuses to play it safe, that treats adult themes with intelligence and heat, Summer delivers a story that lingers long after the final page.Publication dateMay 31, 2016Amazon rating4.1/5Print length436LanguageEnglishPublisherOpen Road Media Romance
Frequently Asked Questions about Vina Jackson
Vina Jackson writes two distinct series. The Order of Eighty Days books can be read in any order, as they explore the same characters and setting from different perspectives. The Pleasure Quartet books, however, should be read in chronological order of the seasons: Autumn, Winter, Spring, and Summer. There is no established reading order that connects the Eighty Days series and the Pleasure Quartet.
A good starting point for Vina Jackson's books is with the Order of Eighty Days series. Since the books within this series can be read in any order, readers can pick up any title and begin exploring the world and characters. Alternatively, readers who prefer a seasonal narrative might start with Autumn, the first book in the Pleasure Quartet.
The books within the Order of Eighty Days series do not need to be read in a specific order. Each book focuses on different characters or aspects of the same setting, allowing readers to jump in with any title. The Pleasure Quartet, however, is designed to be read in seasonal order: Autumn, Winter, Spring, and Summer.
Vina Jackson writes in series. The Order of Eighty Days books form one series, and the Pleasure Quartet books form another. Within each series, the books are connected by characters and themes, though the internal order of the Eighty Days books is flexible.
Vina Jackson has written at least eleven books, divided between two series. The Order of Eighty Days series includes six titles, and the Pleasure Quartet series comprises four titles. Information on additional books beyond these eleven is not readily available.
The first book published by Vina Jackson was Eighty Days Amber, released in 2012. This title was part of the initial launch of the Order of Eighty Days series, which featured multiple books released in the same year.
The most recent book by Vina Jackson mentioned is Summer, published in 2016. This title concludes the Pleasure Quartet series. No information is available regarding books published after 2016.
Vina Jackson writes romance novels, often exploring themes of desire and relationships within structured series. The Order of Eighty Days books and the Pleasure Quartet books are both examples of this genre, focusing on character connections and romantic entanglements.
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How We Verified This Reading Order
We verified the reading order for Vina Jackson's books by cross-referencing official publication dates, ISBN databases, and publisher catalogs.
Last verified: April 2026
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