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Court Of Angels Books in Order

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See the Court Of Angels books by Stella Cameron in order, with short summaries, family lore, and quick guidance on this paranormal trilogy.

Last updated: July 8, 2026

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Court Of Angels books in publication order

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3 books

1

Out of Body

by Stella Cameron

2010

Marley Millet's psychic gift drags her out of her body and into visions of missing women. With Gray Fisher beside her, she chases a killer through the wild nightlife of New Orleans.

2

Out of Mind

by Stella Cameron

2010

Willow Millet wants nothing to do with her family's paranormal talents until her business is hit by a string of fatal accidents. Reunited with Benedict Fortune, she has to face a force that wants her gift for itself.

3

Out of Sight

by Stella Cameron

2010

Sykes Millet can vanish, read minds, and hypnotize almost anyone, but he cannot outrun an old curse. When evil closes in on New Orleans, he and Poppy Fortune must trust each other at last.

Court Of Angels books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Out of Body"

    Out of Body

    by Stella Cameron

    2010Court Of Angels, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Out of Mind"

    Out of Mind

    by Stella Cameron

    2010Court Of Angels, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "Out of Sight"

    Out of Sight

    by Stella Cameron

    2010Court Of Angels, Book 3

Series background & context

Court Of Angels is a New Orleans paranormal trilogy built around the Millet family, a clan with unusual gifts and a long memory for danger. Their home base is tied to an antiques business and the French Quarter, which gives the whole series an old, layered feeling from the start.

Each book follows a different member of the family, but they are best read in order because the mythology and the threat keep building. Marley, Willow, and Sykes each carry a different version of the family talent, and those gifts are not decorative. They create real risk, draw the wrong kind of attention, and shape who the characters can safely love.

The villains are bigger and stranger than in Cameron's realist suspense. There are psychic journeys, ancient enemies, possession, and forces that want power over both the living and the dead. Even so, the books stay focused on trust, family protection, and reluctant partnerships turning into something more.

If you like paranormal romance with a strong family core and a vivid New Orleans backdrop, Court Of Angels is one of Cameron's most distinctive settings.

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