Coven Of The Raven Books in Order
Part ofShona Husk Books in OrderThis page shows the Coven Of The Raven books by Shona Husk in order, with quick summaries, witchy series background, and tips on where to start.
Last updated: July 12, 2026
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Coven Of The Raven books in publication order
4 books
Cursed
by Shona Husk
2018
Oskar Quigley knows exactly when and how he will die, and he thinks he has finally found a way to break the family curse. Then he meets Mylla, another of his great-uncle's victims, and everything changes.
Embodied
by Shona Husk
2019
A love potion goes wrong and a goddess hijacks Alexis's body, making her impossible to ignore. Her boss Peyton already has enough problems, and falling for her could be the most dangerous one yet.
Hunted
by Shona Husk
2019
Bodyguard Noah Kelly takes the cases nobody else wants, especially when demons are involved. When Rachel Jarrett runs from her ex after a violent death, Noah knows the threat stalking her is all too real.
Stolen
by Shona Husk
2019
Cosima's latest magical theft kills her brother and leaves a curse on her trail. The only person who might help is Sawyer Jones, a thief she once double-crossed, and he has plenty of reasons to say no.
Coven Of The Raven books in chronological order
Cursed
by Shona Husk
2018Coven Of The Raven, Book 1
Hunted
by Shona Husk
2019Coven Of The Raven, Book 2
Embodied
by Shona Husk
2019Coven Of The Raven, Book 3
Stolen
by Shona Husk
2019Coven Of The Raven, Book 4
Series background & context
Coven of the Raven is one of Husk's strongest blends of paranormal romance and suspense. The series centers on a coven of male witches, but it does not stop there. Curses, demons, magical objects, hellhound problems, and one very inconvenient goddess all make their way into the story.
The books are linked by both family and fallout. One curse or one bad magical choice rarely stays contained, which means each new romance also has to deal with whatever trouble is already moving through the coven. That gives the series a nice balance. The individual couples matter, but so does the ongoing sense that this magical community is always one bad day away from another disaster.
A lot of the tension comes from the fact that the characters cannot separate private feeling from supernatural danger. A bodyguard takes on cases involving demons. A cursed man walks into a house full of lies and trapped magic. A love potion turns into possession. A magical theft becomes a matter of life and death. In every case, the romance grows right alongside the suspense.
Husk also keeps the tone approachable. The world has plenty of moving parts, but it never feels like homework. You meet people with specific skills, specific damage, and specific problems, then watch the magic make everything harder. That is a good formula for this kind of series.
If you like witchy paranormal romance with real plot around it, this one is easy to recommend. It is darker than cozy, but not bleak. The danger is real, the magic can get strange, and the emotional payoff comes from watching people choose love when the sensible option would probably be to run.
Read it for the coven, stay for the escalating magical mess.
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