Ann Gimpel Books in Order

Therapist Lara McInnis can read auras, but even she is shaken when patients begin sharing the same cataclysmic dream. Sidhe magic, a dangerous patient, and a crumbling society force her hand.

Lara is still learning what her magic can do when demons, riots, and the Dreaming pull her deeper in. Every answer seems to cost her one more piece of ordinary life.

Lara and Trevor try to hold onto each other as hunger, dark forces, and failing magic close in. What should have been a refuge becomes one more battleground.

Lost in the Sierra and close to panic, Alice finds help in the last place she expected, a wolf shifter's cabin. Heat, danger, and pack attraction all arrive at once.

Tina knows an old bargain is coming due, so she joins a climbing trip with the man she once pushed away. The Andes, old love, and bad timing do the rest.

Aislinn is dragged into a war with dark gods in a world that barely resembles the one she knew. A wolf bond and the god Fionn make survival a lot more complicated.

A fate-marked heroine is pulled into a struggle where legacy, desire, and survival all work against easy answers. It carries a strong sense that destiny rarely arrives kindly.

A science fiction romance set in hard, cold conditions where isolation and danger do most of the talking. The relationship grows under pressure, not comfort.

Megan flees a cult after witnessing what may have been a murder and runs straight into wolf shifter territory. Hunters, wildfire, and unexpected protection keep the tension high.

Cop Devon is assigned to track Kate, a woman he believes is part of the shifter problem. Attraction wrecks the clean line between hunter and hunted almost immediately.

Lachlan wakes beneath modern Inverness expecting his old world and finds traffic, newspapers, and Maggie instead. Their romance begins with time dislocation and quickly gets more magical.

Max leads a double life in a future California running low on everything. Audrey has loved him for years, but neither of them is ready for how dangerous the truth has become.

Coven enforcer Luke is sent to guard a child and ends up on the road with Abigail, a powerful witch he does not know whether to trust. Wraiths, wolves, and dark mages close in fast.

Psychotherapist Lara McInnis starts hearing the same apocalyptic dream from too many people to ignore it. Ancient evil, social collapse, and her own gifts all crash together.

Lara is pulled further into demonic danger and unstable magic as the world continues to fray. The trilogy's middle book deepens both the darkness and the urgency.

Jonathan has always kept his magic at arm's length, until a dragon and her bondmate arrive in the Highlands. Love and looming war force him to claim more power than he wanted.

Aislinn and Fionn keep fighting for a damaged Earth even as the wider magical war worsens. The romance deepens, but the world around them stays brutal.

The demon pressure rises, and the witches have even less room to breathe. This middle book keeps the action brisk and the magical stakes very personal.

Colleen, one of the last demon-assassin witches, wants peace and gets a demon uprising instead. A Sidhe ally complicates things further as Seattle and beyond start heating up.

The remaining demon-assassin witches make their biggest stand here. It is the series' payoff book, built around pressure, loyalty, and one last push against hellish chaos.

Charity gets her turn in the ongoing GenTech fallout, where genetically altered women are still paying for what was done to them. Romance, risk, and more than a little chaos drive this one.

The Soul Storm trilogy closes in a world that has become harder, stranger, and less forgiving by the day. Love survives only if the characters can survive themselves and the magic around them.

The Morrigan gathers chaos and ugly allies while the dragons consider cutting Earth off entirely. If that happens, the damage will reach every bond and every world.

Aislinn's fight to reclaim Earth reaches its final stretch here. Dark powers, old loyalties, and the hope of rebuilding all press together at once.

Angus, a man bound to Celtic magic, joins Arianrhod to investigate disappearing dragon shifters in the Highlands. Attraction comes quickly, but so do the costs of trust.

Honor escapes her compound and ends up working beside the CIA men who once would have hunted her. Her connection with Milton is intense, but prejudice and power stand in the way.

A post-apocalyptic coming-of-age story about fate, survival, and the marks left by a broken world. It is leaner than the big series books, but still carries real stakes.

A historical paranormal romance built around risk, hidden power, and a heroine playing a dangerous game. The period setting gives the magic an extra edge.

A dark post-apocalyptic romance where the world is already fraying and trust is harder to come by than supplies. Short, tense, and supernatural at the edges.

A Highland time-travel romance that mixes old Scotland, longing, and the sense that history is never fully settled. Atmospheric and emotionally direct.

Glory, a genetically altered runaway, stumbles into the path of CIA hunter Roy Kincaid during a brutal winter night. Their attraction is immediate, and dangerous for both of them.

A rescue mission goes wrong in the Sierra, leaving Sara and Jared to trust each other fast. It is a survival romance with real landscape pressure behind it.

Illusion, danger, and coven politics all tighten in the final Coven Enforcers story. It stays romantic, but never forgets the threat hiding behind the magic.

Another Coven Enforcer case turns personal fast as dark magic closes in. The series keeps its historical mood while raising the magical stakes.

Security chief Johannes and Daria are forced together by a string of lethal attacks. Their attraction is real, but so are the dangers surrounding the shifter underground.

The wild-country danger stays high as magic and attraction collide again under a darker sky. This one keeps the series' mix of wilderness tension and paranormal romance intact.

Miranda is a wolf-shifter operative sent after a trafficking boss, and the mission nearly kills her. Her boss Garen may be the only one who can save her without exposing them both.

A post-apocalyptic romance where the emotional stakes are as high as the survival stakes. Love has to fight through a world that is no longer gentle.

A park ranger fleeing a bad marriage runs straight into the man who once chose magic over her. Wilderness danger and second-chance love power this series opener.

Tamara kills her sister's murderer and barely gets away, only to land in even more trouble. This shifter-spy romance mixes grief, pursuit, and covert danger.

A quick paranormal romance full of attraction, hidden power, and late-night danger. It moves fast but keeps a strong magical atmosphere.

A bundle collecting the Rubicon International stories *Garen* and *Lars*. Expect espionage, shifter secrets, and romance under covert-ops pressure.

A historical paranormal romance with secrets, old power, and a quietly haunted feel. The period details give the attraction and the danger extra weight.

Sophie tracks her hated brother into mountain territory just as clan tensions explode. A war council, a vision, and a sudden shifter conflict reshape everything.

A paranormal romance built around conflict on two fronts, outer danger and inner resistance. Compact, emotional, and touched all over by magic.

Former vampire Recco is trying to make a life after catastrophe when Zoe and a wolf bond shift everything again. Recovery and danger run side by side through this one.

Viktor is a vampire trapped in a dying city and under the thumb of a brutal maker. He still feels far more than he should, which makes survival even more dangerous.

Faith is the last of the escaped women still on her own, and loneliness is starting to bite. Reginald may be the answer, except he is tied to the science that created her kind.

Hope has wanted Charlie for a long time, but wanting and getting are very different things in the GenTech world. Danger finally gives them no choice but to face what is between them.

Tairin grows up believing she is fully Romani until her first shift proves otherwise. That revelation shatters her family and starts a dangerous life on the run.

Yara has survived alone for years in a Europe that already wants her gone. When shifters, vampires, and resistance collide near her hiding place, staying apart is no longer an option.

Half Romani and forever young, Tairin has spent years hiding what she is. War-torn Europe makes that harder, and far more dangerous, than ever before.

Ilona has always hidden the full force of her gift, until imprisonment makes that impossible. In Dachau, prophecy becomes survival rather than performance.

Juan has survived being a vampire, become a shifter, and still distrusts anything magical. Aura may be the one person who can teach him and upend him at the same time.

Trust is in short supply in a world already leaking evil from every side. This installment deepens the series' broken-world tension while pushing the cast toward harder sacrifices.

A paranormal romance built around a powerful bond that cannot be ignored for long. Desire, danger, and the pull of fate all drive the story forward.

A collection of paranormal and horror stories that leans into darkness rather than comfort. Good for readers who want bite-sized chills with a supernatural slant.

A jaguar shifter follows a malevolent trail after a deadly pileup and uncovers a threat to Wild Magick itself. It is a strong opener with danger, attraction, and source magic under pressure.

A nonfiction look at resilience, setbacks, and the stubborn work of keeping going. It is written for readers who want practical encouragement rather than polished slogans.

Jeremiah is the closest thing his mage kin have to an alpha, and trouble is piling up fast. Betrayal inside the magical world turns this into a tense mix of leadership and survival.

The long fight against magical ruin and infernal spillover reaches a more hopeful turn here. Redemption, survival, and the chance to rebuild all come into focus at once.

Liliana and druid Sean get pulled into the Roskelly war as dark witches move across time and close in on Kat. The family curse is bigger, older, and nastier than anyone hoped.

Anthropologist Katerina travels to the Highlands and finds visions, undead witches, and an Arch Druid who knows more about her bloodline than she does. One wild escape hurls her centuries into the past.

Dragon shifter Zachary would rather stay buried in law books than get involved in magical chaos. His bond and the threat to Wild Magick have very different plans.

Johan resists the pull of dragon magic even as Katya and the wider dragon world slide deeper into trouble. Serpents, prophecy, and fading power raise the stakes fast.

Selkie king Aegir meets Raene near a gateway to Arcadia and realizes her problem may become his too. Part romance, part series spinoff, it keeps the Highlands and the magic front and center.

After discovering she is half dragon, Rowan has to master powers she barely believes in. The longer the Breaking runs wild, the less time anyone has left to contain it.

Rowan learns the world was broken by more than random magical fallout, and her own goddess mother is tied to the disaster. Then a dragon appears, bringing help and even more questions.

Rowan's tangled heritage becomes the key to the larger fight as magic, dragons, and the Nine Worlds all close in. It is the trilogy's push toward reckoning and repair.

A doctor stranded beneath Antarctic ice discovers dragons are real, ancient, and far too close for comfort. Science and myth collide in a frozen survival story with romantic sparks.

Dragon prince Konstantin follows dangerous prophecies as the magic sustaining all worlds begins to fail. The series widens into open war and a fight for the future of dragons.

Once the truth about reaper power starts to surface, obedience is much harder to maintain. This book turns a grim job story into a growing revolt against Death herself.

A reaper who also runs a flight school gets stuck with vampire duty, and the dead stop behaving. Death wants results, the vampires want revenge, and the job suddenly looks fatal.

The war with the Roskelly witches reaches its sharpest point as time, bloodline, and dark magic knot together. Kat and the druids are running out of safe moves and safe eras.

The fragile line holding the supernatural world together finally gives way. It is the series' hardest push toward open conflict, hard choices, and whatever future can still be salvaged.

Faery's reluctant regent meets a woman he thinks is a witch, then learns she has hidden Fae-Sidhe blood. Their uneasy alliance could save a dying realm, or cost him his throne.

The Unseelie war turns brutal, and Faery is no longer recognizable as the place it used to be. To win it back, the survivors need timing, nerve, and a lot more blood.

Love is the last thing a vampire should trust when the world is already splitting apart. This installment pushes the emotional stakes higher while the larger war keeps tightening.

Ariana Hawke runs a Seattle nightclub and keeps her vampire nature hidden, until the war on magic makes hiding impossible. She steps out of the shadows just as humans and supernaturals collide.

As Faery slides further toward ruin, old secrets around the Midnight Court come to light. The romance deepens, but so do the political and magical consequences.

Freedom from Death turns out to be a lot messier than it sounds. The final book pushes its rebellious reaper into the fallout of every rule she has broken.

A vampire wakes from magical stasis into a world that has gone badly wrong. Humans are hunting magic, old rules are gone, and survival now means joining a fight that cannot be avoided.

Faery's fight reaches its breaking point as old secrets, rival courts, and buried loyalties all come due. It is the payoff book, where love and rulership finally have to choose a future together.

A mage with bad luck and worse enemies is yanked into a magical fight that refuses to stay small. Fast and tense, it opens a series built on pursuit, survival, and unstable power.

Kylian has spent his life chasing more power, with only his snow leopard bondmate truly at his side. The hunt gets more dangerous when obsession stops being a strength and starts becoming a weakness.

Quinn is an earth wizard, an assassin, and a man who has never fit comfortably anywhere. His latest path pulls him back toward old violence and the dangerous structure he once left behind.

Rhiana is ancient, immortal, and completely at ease with lethal magic. Her story leans into the thrill and loneliness of power when even centuries of experience are not enough to keep danger away.

Shira is a supernatural assassin who is very good at her job and not especially sorry about it. Dark, sharp, and fast-moving, the book follows what happens when a clean contract turns into something messier.

The wayward mage's troubles stop being abstract and turn into a direct chase. Fast-moving and tense, it keeps the series' hunted, cornered energy strong.

Survival is no longer enough when too much has already been lost. This book pushes toward uneasy alliances and asks what can still be saved.

The final Wayward Mage book brings Tiana and the larger magical endgame into focus. Loyalty, power, and survival all come due at once.

Still reeling from banishment, the heroine learns even more of her old life was built on lies. The series deepens its mix of witchcraft, suspicion, and Fae trouble here.

The Circle of Assassins grows darker still as Grigori takes center stage. Old grudges, hard power, and the cost of living like a predator drive this one.

Pregnant, broke, and under a geas tied to Faery, the heroine refuses to surrender her child or her will. It is the darkest and most desperate book of the trilogy.

A witch cast out for refusing to hide behind glamour is forced to rebuild with only her wolf familiar beside her. Exile, bitterness, and raw magic give this opener real bite.