Deborah Blake Books in Order

A light romance built around attraction, complications, and the trouble that follows when Cupid aims a little too well. It is an early Deborah Blake title with a playful, love-driven setup.

An early romance novel about desire, risk, and the trouble that comes when love asks more than either person expected. The title promises high emotion and choices that may change everything.

Blake's first book is a guide to group witchcraft practice, especially for circles, covens, and study groups. It includes practical advice, ritual basics, and a full year of celebrations and workings.

A friendly A to Z introduction to witchcraft, this book covers magickal basics with humor and warmth. Spells, stones, herbs, and advice from Magic the Cat make it welcoming for beginners and curious readers.

This book focuses on bringing witchcraft into the details of ordinary life, from home and health to relationships and ritual. It is practical, encouraging, and centered on living your spiritual path every day.

An alphabetized spellbook for modern concerns, this guide offers nearly two hundred practical spells and the tools to support them. It is built for everyday goals, from relationships and health to luck and protection.

Blake shows how to build a satisfying magical practice without spending a fortune. Homemade tools, inexpensive recipes, and low-cost rituals make this a grounded guide for budget-conscious witches.

Deirdre Connelly accidentally becomes the guardian of the Star Stone, an ancient crystal others are desperate to control. With help from a handsome actor and a mysterious guide, she has to survive magic, danger, and desire.

This practical ritual guide walks readers through meaningful magic for the whole year. Blake covers core ritual elements, moon work, sabbats, and life events in a style that stays friendly and easy to use.

Deirdre calls on the power she once hoped to leave behind when her actor boyfriend needs help saving a mysteriously failing wetlands. It is a short follow-up that blends romance, environmental stakes, and modern magic.

Blake turns the humble broomstick into a full magical subject, covering history, folklore, symbolism, and practical use. It is part reference book, part hands-on guide for witches who like tools with personality.

Barbara Yager lives on the road, posing as an herbalist while secretly guarding the border between worlds. When a plea for help draws her into a missing child case, magic and human cruelty become equally dangerous.

This prequel novella introduces Barbara Yager, one of the powerful women who bear the Baba Yaga title. Traveling with her dragon-dog companion, she takes on a request that shows exactly how justice works in her world.

Beka Yancy may look like a carefree California surfer, but she is an inexperienced Baba Yaga with a huge job ahead of her. A toxic threat along Monterey Bay forces her to trust both her power and her heart.

Written for busy modern witches, this guide shows how to build spiritual practice into ordinary routines. Blake focuses on simple rituals, practical habits, and small ways to keep magic present every day.

A compact guide to Litha and the summer solstice, this book covers history, lore, rituals, recipes, crafts, and spells. It is designed to help readers celebrate the longest day of the year with intention.

Donata Santori is a witch, a police officer, and a Ghost Yanker who questions the dead. A murdered art restorer and a mystical portrait pull her into a case that both humans and paranormals are willing to kill for.

Mikhail Day's lonely mountain life is interrupted when Jenna Quinlan arrives, desperate to break a family curse before it claims her unborn child. Their search leads into old magic, buried hurt, and the Otherworld itself.

A short return to the Baba Yaga world, this novella adds more magic, romance, and folklore between the main novels. It is a brisk visit with beloved characters and the complicated lives they are building.

Bella Young is fierce, gifted, and wary of what her power can do to the people she cares about. When trouble pushes her toward connection instead of solitude, she has to decide what she is willing to risk.

This daily guide offers 366 easy ways to weave witchcraft into ordinary life. Blake moves through the Wheel of the Year with spells, affirmations, prompts, and small practices for both new and experienced witches.

Gregori Sun is searching for the mother who may be able to save both his soul and his life. A chance meeting with a librarian draws him into a new path where magic, healing, and danger all collide.

Ruby Tate keeps tight control over her life, her feelings, and her struggling restaurant, until one impulsive night refuses to stay in the past. Family strain, business trouble, and unexpected attraction force her to rethink everything.

Donata Santori's life gets complicated when a powerful relic resurfaces and a dangerous new suitor is not what he seems. Family secrets, dragons, and very old magic turn one case into something much bigger.

A short, magic-filled tale from Deborah Blake that returns to one of her witchy worlds for more supernatural trouble, romantic tension, and sharp humor. It is a quick visit with familiar magical energy.

The three Riders are called to Bella's Wyoming home after a year of magical fallout in the Otherworld. This novella brings old wounds, uneasy reunions, and family ties back to the surface.

Alexei Knight has been drinking and fighting his way through life since losing the purpose that once defined him. On Cape Cod, a stubborn bartender and a fresh tangle of danger force him to face what comes next.

A cheerful guide for readers who love both cats and magic, this book covers spells, charms, lore, and practical tips for life with feline companions. It also explores cats as familiars, symbols, and magical partners.

Witch-cop Donata Santori heads to rural Maine when Magnus asks for help with a deadly supernatural mystery. Haunted shapechangers, fraying loyalties, and old powers push her magic harder than ever.

This oracle deck pairs whimsical witchy art with encouraging guidance for everyday questions. Designed to be approachable for all skill levels, it offers practical, upbeat support for reflection and divination.

This short holiday collection revisits the Baba Yagas, the Riders, and their magical companions through four connected tales. Friendship, love, and Yule spirit make it a gentle return to Blake's fantasy world.

A routine trip turns disastrous when magic goes badly wrong and the Baba Yagas' hard-won happiness is suddenly at risk. Barbara, Liam, and Babs are pulled into a crisis that threatens far more than one family.

A pocket-sized edition of the Everyday Witch Tarot, this mini deck keeps the same playful, modern witchy imagery in a travel-friendly format. It is made for quick readings on the go and does not include a booklet.

This humorous paranormal romance follows a modern witch who accidentally brings back King Arthur while trying to save the world. Magic, mayhem, and romance arrive all at once, and nothing stays simple for long.

Blake explores witchcraft as a modern spiritual path, with a strong focus on goddess worship, self-care, and practical magic. It is a clear introduction for readers curious about how the practice fits into everyday life.

Kari agrees to help her best friend run a chaotic dog show, only to end up in the middle of a murder case. With her friend framed and tension rising, Kari has to juggle animals, suspects, and clues.

After winning the lottery, Kari Stuart pours her money into a struggling pet rescue in the Catskills. When a body turns up by the kennels, she has to clear her name and protect the sanctuary she is just starting to love.

Designed like a flexible, beginner-friendly Book of Shadows, this guide helps readers build a personal magical practice from the ground up. Herbs, stones, spells, rituals, and correspondences are all close at hand.

Kari Stuart is settling into life at Serenity Sanctuary when her ex-husband shows up with bad news and worse motives. Then a sudden death makes her the prime suspect, and saving the sanctuary means finding the real killer fast.

This illustrated guide gathers nearly seventy spells, tips, and activities for readers who want a simple way into witchcraft. Blake covers altars, divination, deities, and everyday magical goals in a compact format.

Barbara Yager has begun settling into farmhouse life with Liam and Babs, but peace never lasts long in the Baba Yaga world. This later novella revisits the family as magic stirs up fresh complications.