Date Monsters for Alphas Books in Order
Part ofLisa Daniels Books in OrderSee the Date Monsters for Alphas books in order by Lisa Daniels, with summaries, series background, reading order, and easy where-to-start help.
Last updated: July 2, 2026
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Date Monsters for Alphas books in publication order
4 books
Bianca's Date with an Alpha
by Lisa Daniels
2020
What starts as another fake date through the agency turns serious when Bianca needs real protection. Her alpha date is more than a pretty cover story, and her troubles are bigger than she thought.
Emory’s Date with an Alpha
by Lisa Daniels
2020
Emory's latest Date Monsters match starts as a convenient arrangement and turns into something far more personal. The alpha she meets may be exactly what she has been missing.
Katie's Date with an Alpha
by Lisa Daniels
2020
Katie hires an alpha shifter to help her survive a family wedding and come out looking good. Faking the chemistry would be easier if the connection did not feel so real.
Tegan’s Date with an Alpha
by Lisa Daniels
2020
Tegan is surprised with a shifter date who is gentler and more dependable than she expected. Letting him close means risking trust she has never found easy.
Date Monsters for Alphas books in chronological order
Katie's Date with an Alpha
by Lisa Daniels
2020Date Monsters for Alphas, Book 1
Bianca's Date with an Alpha
by Lisa Daniels
2020Date Monsters for Alphas, Book 2
Tegan’s Date with an Alpha
by Lisa Daniels
2020Date Monsters for Alphas, Book 3
Emory’s Date with an Alpha
by Lisa Daniels
2020Date Monsters for Alphas, Book 4
Series background & context
This is one of Lisa Daniels's lighter, more openly playful setups. The basic idea is that women use the Date Monsters service to hire alpha shifters for fake dates, social cover, or stressful family events, only to discover that pretending can get very real very fast. Weddings, reunions, and local gossip all become romantic minefields.
The tone here is more rom-com than epic fantasy. Small-town judgment, exes, bullies, and embarrassing public situations do a lot of the early work. Then the paranormal part arrives through the alpha hero, who is usually more protective, more sincere, and more emotionally available than the heroine expected when she filled out the request form.
That is the charm of the series. It takes a familiar fake-dating structure and gives it a shifter twist without losing the social awkwardness that makes the trope fun. The stakes are personal more than world-ending, which can make these books especially easy to dip into between Daniels's bigger fantasy projects.
If you want fast, flirty paranormal romance with matchmaking energy, this is a good place to start. The books are connected by the dating service and tone rather than a heavy ongoing plot, so readers can move through them in order or pick the premise that sounds most appealing.
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