Blood Red Books in Order
Blood Red is a series of 5 books written by WJ May.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Blood Red books in publication order
5 books
Courage Runs Red
by WJ May
2015
A college interview introduces Kallie to Detective Liam, whose success against local crime seems uncanny. When a feud between vampire factions reaches her family, their attraction leaves her caught between romantic hopes, loyalty and the struggle to survive.
The Night Watch
by WJ May
2015
Kallie seeks protection as brutal vampire attacks threaten her father. Detective Liam refuses to intervene, while Caleb’s promises prove insufficient, leaving her caught between warring Red and Blue Blood factions and the people she wants to save.
Forever Night
by WJ May
2016
With friends kidnapped and her family divided, Kallie must work with the enemy she distrusts most. Searching with Petra for an artifact that could repair the vampire war’s damage puts her remaining alliances and loved ones at risk.
Marked by Courage
by WJ May
2016
Kallie’s protector is captured, her father is threatened, and her own transformation has made her a vampire hybrid nobody understands. Uncertain which allies can be trusted, she confronts family secrets and a dangerous plot between rival factions.
The Other Side of Fear
by WJ May
2019
Kallie emerges from danger with Caleb and Liam committed to protecting her by choice. The possibility of another encounter with Petra remains, leaving her to face an uncertain future in a world of vampires, werewolves and divided loyalties.
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