Debora Geary Books in Order

At first snow, a young polar bear bard arrives bearing gifts for a very small king. Swept into Ghost Mountain’s swirling stories, this teenage teller has to find her own voice while learning that sometimes the bard is as much the tale as the one who speaks it.

New residences are rising on the mountain, a teenage polar bear prowls the border and an old lieutenant is trying to slink home. Evan, now carrying serious pack responsibilities, discovers that his wolf’s impulsive choices may be exactly the spark Ghost Mountain needs.

Ghost Mountain is hosting a long-awaited mating ceremony, complete with visiting polar bears and very little sleep. A wolf who burns sausages and a poet who doubts his own worth are pushed to the center of the celebration and asked to believe they belong there.

Bailey leads the shadow pack and carries scars, a wrecked shoulder and a newborn packmate with bear-sized appetites. As an overeager wolf insists she is allowed to want more from life, Bailey has to choose between staying small and risking the kind of hope that once hurt her.

Violet feels everything, from other people’s moods to whispers of the future, and she has finally found a town that lets her breathe. When she meets Linus, an autistic baker back for a short visit, both will have to renegotiate what belonging can look like.

A baby raven is about to be born, and the entire Ghost Mountain pack is rattled long before any eggshell cracks. As old wounds and fierce protective instincts flare, sentinel Rio has to steady the dominants while facing his own fractures.

Blue is a content builder in a rainy new town until dusty boots carry her into a quiet pottery studio and an unexpected connection. Stepping outside her comfort zone, she must decide whether to trust a mysterious sculptor and her own uneasy heart.

Restless astrologer Indigo drags her two best friends out for a rainy drive that ends in a tiny coastal town and a complete change of direction. As Perception Bay works its quiet magic, she has to choose between constant motion and the roots she never meant to grow.

Ghost Mountain’s long-awaited den building finally arrives, along with visitors, surprises and hard news. Myrna, who has stood at the center of the pack since its founding, must rethink what it means to be an elder when her people need her in new places.

When polar bear shifter Ronan lands at Ghost Mountain with a plane full of purple yarn, he expects a short visit and some engineering puzzles. Instead he finds a pack that needs his huge heart, and a woman whose quiet competence nearly breaks his control.

Kennedy is a teenage baby alpha who knows she is too fierce, too much and probably destined to break her pack. Determined to leave before that happens, she pushes everyone away, only to learn that real strength sometimes looks like letting others hold you.

Fallon grew up on the streets and kept wolves alive by stealing from the shadows. As Ghost Mountain steps into the light, this raven shifter has no idea how to follow. Returning stolen treasures and making peace with a polar bear may be the first step.

Lissa chose to stay with the broken Ghost Mountain pack, but healing is slower and messier than she ever imagined. When patience runs out, a supposedly meek bookkeeper must decide how far she will go, and how loudly her wolf is willing to roar, to protect her own.

Baker Shelley Martins believes she needs a steady, sensible life, not more chaos. When a delivery from HomeWild brings far more than a school building, she must face the truth about her own courage and the role she played in dragging her pack out of hell.

Hayden Scott sets out for a simple hike and comes home an alpha. Faced with a brutally damaged pack, a furious mother wolf and far too many missing shifters, he has to rebuild Ghost Mountain with little more than compassion, stubbornness and a very short list.

The Dragon Star’s prophecy is nearly complete, and the last two of the five must step into their roles. As threads from earlier adventures weave together, dragons and their chosen companions face the cost of saving their world and the joy of finally standing side by side.

Researcher Holly Castas spends her days studying myth and dodging chaos in a university office, and her nights telling stories in a princess gown. When vivid dreams stir an ancient curse, a medieval kitchen girl and a thousand-year-old siren crash into her carefully balanced life.

Two assassins are very good at their bloody trade and very bad at anything resembling a normal holiday. When an unexpected job and an even more unexpected truce threaten to bring real peace into their lives, they have to decide whether they want it anywhere near Christmas.

Abandoned as a baby on a harsh mountainside, Jae grows into a gifted healer who never feels entirely human. Fendellen is an ice-blue dragon destined to be queen but hollow inside. The Star draws them together to fill the spaces neither could touch alone.

Alonia is an elf who wears pretty dresses to gather herbs simply because it delights her. Trift is a dragon who shares her love of silly drama. When their playfulness accidentally tangles with a weapons master’s favorite sword, both must find bravery behind the giggles.

This collection of epilogues returns to the Fixers of KarmaCorp after the main novels, offering quieter final chapters. Short glimpses of Kish, Tyra and their colleagues show how missions reshaped their lives and what “happily ever after” looks like in a big, complicated galaxy.

In the KarmaCorp universe, a newly assigned shaman-class Fixer is sent into a situation that refuses to fit the manual. Faced with tangled loyalties and an unseen threat, they must decide what “greater good” means for the people standing right in front of them.

Lily expects her biggest ordeal to be enduring an elf wedding. Dipping her fingers into a distant river instead links her to Oceana, a young dragon chosen by the Star. Together they discover that bravery can look like small decisions that change everything.

Another Fixer mission pulls a woman whose life is defined by family promises into a corner of the galaxy where those vows may no longer serve. Balancing duty to her home and compassion for strangers, she has to choose which need her Talent will answer first.

An ordinary elf girl runs for the hills to escape expectations and instead finds a dragon egg lodged in a tree on a winter night. The bond that forms between Sapphire and Lotus nudges a long-dormant prophecy awake and changes dragonkind’s future.

Tyra Lightbody, a potions expert rooted in family and tradition, is sent to an experimental-species biome where scientists are plagued by nightmares and frayed tempers. Untangling the disturbance pits her Talent, her courage and a sentient tree against an impossible choice.

A dancer-class Fixer is dispatched to a world where tensions simmer just below the surface and no one agrees on what the problem is. Using rhythm, empathy and stubborn questions, she has to coax a fractured community into moving in step again.

Lakisha “Kish” Drinkwater is the best Singer in the quadrant, so babysitting an heir on a sleepy backwater planet sounds like punishment, not work. Once she arrives, nothing is simple, and Kish has to work out why the StarReaders sent her and what she is truly meant to fix.

Part memoir, part field guide, this non-fiction book follows one woman’s journey into life after a long marriage ends. With candor and quiet humor, she writes about grief, rebuilding identity and discovering what it means to stand comfortably in her own company.

Witch Central decamps to Costa Rica for a summer vacation filled with rainforest hikes, magical mischief and unexpected self-discovery. In the sun and heat, old patterns loosen, new friendships deepen and the witches get a different view of what home means.

The final Witch Central novel invites readers on one last journey with Geary’s modern witches. When an oversized marble calls yet another member of the clan into motion, the whole family must face change, endings and the futures they are finally ready to claim.

This short visit to the Modern Witch universe peeks in on young parents juggling bedtime, broomsticks and very opinionated toddlers. It is a small, warm slice of life that shows how even legendary witches can be undone by lack of sleep and wooden swords.

Jamie Sullivan once saw a vision of the woman he would marry and the life they would build together. Most of it has come true, except for a small boy with dancing eyes. As Witch Central’s mischief-makers hatch a Solstice plan, Jamie and Nat confront what family means next.

Two years after arriving as a prickly teen on parole, Lizard Monroe has a career, a boyfriend and a life she never expected. On the eve of Halloween, a crystal ball, a scared girl in hiding and her own terror of the future force her to grow up all over again.

The final full-length Modern Witch novel gathers long-standing threads as the clan faces an old grief and a new beginning. When a witch who has been missing for years finally brushes against their magic, Witch Central has to decide how far it will go to bring her home.

A witch from a tight-knit Celtic coastal community is drawn into the orbit of Witch Central, bringing sea-salt magic, old traditions and a guarded heart. As she collides with California’s modern clan, she must decide how much of herself she is willing to share.

Lizard and Elsie are deep into their WitchLight journeys, and the hardest work is no longer the assignments but what they stir up inside. With meddling knitters, water-pistol-wielding allies and a daring challenge they set for each other, both women must risk real change.

As the WitchLight program draws to a close, ghosts from Lizard’s past and the possibility of new love arrive at the same time. Elsie faces the hollow spaces inside her and the lure of raspberry-laced courage. Together, they have to decide who they are beyond their training.

In this prequel romance, young coder Marcus first meets future matriarch Lizzie in a world where spellwork and software intertwine. As they collaborate on magical programs and late-night debugging, they also write the early rules for the clan that will one day be Witch Central.

This morsel-length story invites readers to Lauren and Devin’s wedding at Witch Central. Brooms, teleporting relatives and nervous grooms collide as the clan weaves magic, family traditions and a beach ceremony into a celebration that feels exactly like them.

Sierra has spent her life traveling the world with a magical mother, chasing storms and avoiding roots. When the fetching spell finally catches her, Witch Central must teach a true nomad how to belong, and Sierra has to decide if staying put can ever feel like freedom.

A shy, sensory-sensitive witch who has learned to cope by keeping her world very small is invited into Witch Central’s noisy embrace. As she navigates crowded rooms and unexpected friendship, both she and the clan stretch their ideas of what inclusion really looks like.

Retired celebrity photographer Jennie Adams agrees to mentor two very different witches for the WitchLight program. One is a tightly wound psychologist, the other a former juvenile delinquent with a gift for words. Their unlikely trio stumbles toward healing, mischief and hard truths.

Cat thinks moving to outer space will be one big adventure. Instead she finds strange food, strict rules and unfriendly kids on a cramped station. A new friendship with Arkali, who has never known Earth, helps both of them rethink what home and courage mean.

Storm-chasing teen Sierra has spent her life roaming the world with her mother, using wild magic without much thought for consequences. When Witch Central finally brings her in, she has to learn why power without grounding is dangerous and whether she is willing to be tethered.

Lauren is Chicago’s youngest star realtor, proud of her control over every detail of life. A misfiring fetching spell yanks her into Witches Chat, revealing a talent she never knew she had and a loud, loving witch clan determined to claim her as one of their own.

Elorie Shaw grew up in Nova Scotia’s witching community, steeped in tradition but with no magic of her own. When Witches Chat inexplicably pulls her in, she must confront family expectations, a prickly old witch and the possibility that her gift looks nothing like anyone imagined.