Colbana Files (JC Daniels) Books in Order

Kit Colbana takes what should be a simple job, finding a missing ward for a local alpha shifter. Instead she stumbles into a darker trail of vanished kids, bad magic, and stakes that turn deadly fast.

Council members are dying, and Damon is the prime suspect. Kit has to investigate in secret, clear his name, and outmaneuver powerful enemies before saving him costs her everything else she still has.

Before *Blade Song*, Kit is finally living a quieter life, until a green-eyed witch named Justin asks for help. Saying no would be safer, but Kit has never been very good at walking away from trouble.

Broken by what she has survived, Kit hides out at Wolf Haven and wants nothing to do with the world. Then a stolen relic and an ancient monster drag her back into danger, and nothing stays unchanged.

Still rebuilding after deep trauma, Kit agrees to help Justin investigate missing witches. The search widens to vanished shifters and vampires, and soon the people she loves most are squarely in the killer's sights.

Frankie looks human, but she is something stranger, and she uses her gifts to help where she can. A chance meeting in Florida pulls her toward another unusual woman and a fate neither of them can sidestep.

A strange employer sends Kit and Justin on jobs that make no sense until they nearly get killed. Then Justin and Colleen disappear, and Kit realizes she is hunting kidnappers while something else is hunting her.

Fresh off one nightmare, Kit is hit by new murders, a vampire power struggle, and memories she would rather bury. As the bodies pile up, an old enemy closes in and the past refuses to stay dead.

Before Kit's story fully begins, Damon Lee is hiding his claws and strength from the Orlando alpha. When a boy he loves like a son vanishes, he may have to unleash the beast he has kept caged.

Healer witch Colleen was never meant for battle, but the man she loves is turned into a weapon against her. The result shatters her magic, her sense of self, and the life she thought she knew.

Doyle has always felt like an outsider, even inside the clan that raised him. When his growing dominance threatens to turn violent, he must choose between leaving, leading, or hurting the only family he has.