Blood Brotherhood Books in Order
Blood Brotherhood is a series of 5 books written by Kathi S Barton.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Blood Brotherhood books in publication order
5 books
Rembrandt
by Kathi S Barton
2014
Immortal warrior Rembrandt is exhausted by centuries of fighting the growing ranks of malefactors. When Skylar encounters a mysterious stranger and becomes their target, her connection with Rembrandt draws her into a battle she never expected.
Davis
by Kathi S Barton
2015
Vicki stops to check whether a warrior has survived a gruesome battle and finds Davis Brown still alive. Her ability to see his enemies reveals an unexpected connection, pulling her into the fight against the malefactors.
Leonard
by Kathi S Barton
2015
After a mysterious stranger cures his cancer, Leonard Earl reluctantly joins Rembrandt's warriors. Dragon host Jamey brings him an unexpected mate bond, while the multiplying malefactors threaten the survivors she has been trying to protect.
Nathaniel
by Kathi S Barton
2016
Terminally ill Beth Snow sets off in a motorhome to spare her parents watching her decline. Nate has dreamed of her arrival and a deadly battle, complicating their mate bond as the Blood Brotherhood prepares to confront Benton.
Richard
by Kathi S Barton
2016
Vampire Richard James remains haunted by Lucia Alverez's role in his family's deaths. Her abused fae sister Ryiah is ordered to bring him to Lucia, but discovering their mate bond complicates loyalties already strained by their species' hostility.
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