Baba Yaga Adventures Books in Order

Baba Yaga Adventures belongs to the same larger magical playground as several of Donna McDonald's other paranormal series. These books are part of the Magic and Mayhem world, and they lean into the lighter, funnier side of that shared universe.

Expect chaos early and often.

The Baba Yaga name gives the series a fairy-tale echo, but McDonald is not writing solemn folklore retellings here. She uses witches, shifters, familiars, dragons, and magical nonsense as the fuel for quick-moving paranormal rom-coms. The world is busy, interconnected, and a little ridiculous in the best possible way.

In this database, the key linked title is Whole Lot of Shiftin' Going On, which tells you a lot about the energy. These are books where magical identity is both a source of power and a source of inconvenience. The fun comes from watching romance try to survive while the supernatural side of life keeps making everything stranger.

Compared with some of McDonald's other paranormal series, Baba Yaga Adventures feels especially ensemble-friendly. Even when a specific couple is at the center, the broader magical community never stays quiet for long. People interfere. Creatures show up. Plans collapse. Then someone has to save the day while complaining about it.

If you like the Magic and Mayhem side of McDonald, this series fits neatly alongside Baba Yaga Saga, My Crazy Paranormal Romance, and Game of Crones. It shares their playful tone, their fondness for magical communities, and their refusal to treat romance as the only thing happening.

These are good books for readers who want paranormal fun rather than paranormal gloom, with enough magic to keep things lively and enough chemistry to keep things grounded.