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Bloodhounds Books in Order

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Read the Bloodhounds series by Kit Rocha in order, with paranormal romance summaries, guild background, and where to start.

Last updated: July 14, 2026

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Bloodhounds books in publication order

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6 books

1

Wilder's Mate

by Kit Rocha

2011

A dangerous supernatural assignment brings a Bloodhound hunter face to face with a woman who may change everything. Their attraction grows quickly, but the case demands trust when neither can afford a mistake.

2

Archer's Lady

by Kit Rocha

2012

A guild-linked supernatural threat draws an archer and a determined woman into close quarters. Their romance develops amid dangerous work, shifting loyalties, and the knowledge that someone is hunting from the shadows.

3

Hunter's Prey

by Kit Rocha

2012

A Bloodhound investigation puts a new couple in the path of supernatural danger and old secrets. To get through it, they must decide whether their growing connection is a weakness or their best chance at survival.

4

Diana's Hound

by Kit Rocha

2013

A fierce heroine and the man drawn to protect her face a case with more danger than either expects. In the Bloodhound Guild's world, desire and duty become tangled as the threat closes in.

5

Shadowed Moon

by Kit Rocha

2013

When the moon goes dark, hidden instincts and old dangers rise within the Bloodhound world. This connected story adds another tense supernatural romance to a setting built on loyalty, investigation, and survival.

6

Shattered Moon

by Kit Rocha

2014

The Bloodhound Guild faces fresh trouble as loyalties are tested and supernatural danger refuses to stay buried. Returning to this world means another close look at love, trust, and the price of protecting others.

Bloodhounds books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Wilder's Mate"

    Wilder's Mate

    by Kit Rocha

    2011Bloodhounds, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Hunter's Prey"

    Hunter's Prey

    by Kit Rocha

    2012Bloodhounds, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "Archer's Lady"

    Archer's Lady

    by Kit Rocha

    2012Bloodhounds, Book 3
  4. Book cover for "Diana's Hound"

    Diana's Hound

    by Kit Rocha

    2013Bloodhounds, Book 4
  5. Book cover for "Shadowed Moon"

    Shadowed Moon

    by Kit Rocha

    2013Bloodhounds, Book 5
  6. Book cover for "Shattered Moon"

    Shattered Moon

    by Kit Rocha

    2014Bloodhounds, Book 6

Series background & context

Bloodhounds is a paranormal romance series from the Moira Rogers backlist, set in a world where dangerous supernatural work requires skill, loyalty, and a willingness to chase trouble for a living. The Bloodhound Guild gives the series its center, bringing together hunters, shapeshifters, and people who know the hidden world is never as orderly as it claims to be.

The stories combine investigations and supernatural threats with romances that often grow out of professional partnerships. Characters are pulled into cases involving missing people, rival powers, old loyalties, and creatures who are not interested in a peaceful resolution. The guild structure means that each couple's problem also affects a larger network of colleagues and allies.

Wilder's Mate begins the series and establishes the group dynamic. Hunter's Prey and Archer's Lady continue with new central couples, keeping the action moving while showing how the guild's work puts personal relationships under strain. Diana's Hound returns to the same dangerous professional world, while Shadowed Moon and Shattered Moon offer additional connected stories.

Expect shapeshifters, magic, violence, and explicit romance. The tone is more action-minded than a purely cozy paranormal romance, but the books still care about the people who make a home inside a tough profession. The appeal comes from watching capable characters meet danger head-on, then figure out how to let someone else stand beside them.

The series is connected enough that order matters. Relationships and world details build through the books, and familiar characters continue to turn up after their own stories have ended.

Start with Wilder's Mate, then continue through the main novels in order. Readers who like paranormal investigations, close-knit teams, and romantic suspense with supernatural stakes should find Bloodhounds a good fit.

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