Breanne Randall Books in Order
Breanne Randall is a series of 4 books written by Breanne Randall.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Breanne Randall books in publication order
4 books
The Unfortunate Side Effects of Heartbreak and Magic
by Breanne Randall
2023
Sadie's magic carries a curse of four heartbreaks, and her grandmother's terminal illness brings her close to that limit. A returning first love and her estranged brother's secrets force her to reconsider the price of protecting herself.
Spells, Strings, and Forgotten Things
by Breanne Randall
2025
Calliope and her sisters sacrifice memories to practice magic, but an awakening evil threatens their town and weakening bond. Accidentally bound to a rival coven leader, she must confront buried secrets and decide what she can afford to lose.
Curses, Keys, and Secret Societies
by Breanne Randall
2026
Returning to her family's French estate, Eléa discovers an elite magical academy run by her ruthless father. A prophecy, concealed loyalties, and competing attractions force her to reclaim control of her powers and the future others envision for her.
The Secret Society of Second Chance Magic
by Breanne Randall
2027
Leola starts over in Poppy Meadows with a shop selling enchanted vintage clothes. An invitation to revive a secret magical society draws her into a family mystery, while an unexpected attraction challenges her belief in breaking rules.
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