Donna McDonald Books in Order

Shane Larson falls hard for Reesa Callahan after a one-night stand, only to learn she is suddenly raising four children alone. Love comes fast, but building a family is a much bigger leap.

Divorced sculptor Will Larson is pushed back into dating by his meddling sons. His growing feelings for art teacher Jessica Daniels become a warm, funny, and emotional lesson in starting over.

Weddings, a new career, and an art gallery opening pull the whole Larson circle back together. This lighter entry feels like a reunion story with romance, family updates, and plenty of affectionate chaos.

Michael Larson has worked hard to become a better man, but love is still messy. Family pressure, old habits, and a woman worth changing for keep this romance equal parts funny and raw.

Alexa Ranger is fifty, tired of dating, and shocked to find herself drawn to a younger retired Marine. The age-gap attraction is real, but so are the fears that come with it.

Image, assumptions, and attraction collide when a confident, style-savvy hero meets a woman who thinks she knows his type. What starts as banter turns into a smarter, sweeter fight for something lasting.

A woman bruised by life and a decent man with patience try to build something real. Family complications and the fear of wanting too much give this older-love romance its bite.

Sex therapist Regina Logan can solve everyone else's love life except her own. When widower Ben Kaiser falls for her before learning her public reputation, secrecy becomes both the problem and the solution.

Widowed Lydia thinks life is settled and romance is over. A determined man disagrees, and the result is a funny, touching reminder that love does not expire at sixty.

Fresh off a divorce, forty-year-old Chloe heads to a California spa for a reset and meets hotel owner Jasper Wade. What starts as a getaway quickly turns into a second chance at hope.

Book two continues Liam and Ania's turbulent bond as danger, alien politics, and wounded trust make every choice harder. Saving each other may not be enough this time.

Captain Liam Synar saved Ania's life by merging her with a powerful daemon, then hid the truth from her. Now enemies want that power, and Liam has to win back the only woman he loves.

Healing is never simple on the Liberator, especially when romance and survival start pulling in the same direction. This entry keeps the series' emotional and action stakes tightly knotted.

Expert canyon tracker Jason Cloud accepts a stranger's help and pays for it by being abducted. What follows is a paranormal romance built on danger, destiny, and a world far stranger than expected.

Commander Gwen Jet has to rescue her siren mate and his mother from slave traders, even though her mate seems to want her dead. The mission is desperate, dangerous, and deeply personal.

Golf, second chances, and an inconvenient attraction drive this later-in-life romance. A wary hero and a woman who almost went pro discover that chemistry can be as dangerous as competition.

Eve Kingston wanted a dancing naked Santa, not a romantic crisis with her best friend. One kiss under the mistletoe turns Christmas into something far more complicated and fun.

The bond between humans, aliens, and darker powers keeps evolving in unpredictable ways. This installment deepens the series' mix of danger, transformation, and emotional risk.

Selling her late husband's oversized Harley should have been simple. Instead, grief, attraction, and the men at the bike shop force one woman to ask whether moving on is finally possible.

Lisa Dennison knows dating younger men is risky, but the real problem starts when she ends up in bed with the wrong twin. What should be a disaster slowly starts to feel like her best decision.

Dr. Kyra Winters is trying to restore humanity to cyborg soldiers, starting with Marine Captain Peyton Elliott. If she fails, the cyborgs stay enslaved. If she succeeds, she may lose far more than her freedom.

Holiday chaos turns personal when saving Christmas means facing old feelings and taking a ridiculous plan seriously. It is a warm, funny romance with seasonal sparkle.

A smart, sexy contemporary romance built around mixed signals, emotional bruises, and the risky appeal of giving love another lesson. McDonald keeps the tone playful but grounded.

The crew faces another dangerous mission where tracking the right target could change everything. Rescue, loyalty, and romantic fallout keep the space-opera stakes high.

Sabine bids on a man named Todd for her friend and ends up with the wrong one. The mix-up becomes a warm, funny second-chance romance with plenty of heart.

Scientist Ariel Jones is injected with nanos and wolf blood, turning her into an alpha werewolf against her will. Survival, pack politics, and Matthew Gray Wolf complicate everything after that.

Brandi faces the same nightmare from a different angle as experimentation, pack rules, and attraction collide. Survival means learning what being a wolf costs and what kind of future she wants.

Another artist-centered romance brings more family interference, sharp humor, and emotional risk. Attraction comes easily, but trusting a new future after past hurt is the real challenge.

As more cyborgs wake to their stolen humanity, Eric's story pushes the series forward with fresh danger and emotional fallout. Freedom comes at a price for everyone involved.

The next cyborg rescue is just as dangerous, with damaged memories, military secrets, and an attraction neither side can afford. The rebellion against control keeps growing.

Marcus is another man trapped inside war-made machinery. Freeing him means challenging the powers that profit from cyborg obedience, and love only raises the stakes.

This holiday collection gathers warm, funny romances built around Christmas sparks, second chances, and happy endings. It is a festive snapshot of McDonald's softer, more playful side.

One bad decision sets off consequences Morgan cannot easily escape. Action, attraction, and the need to make things right give this speculative romance its momentum.

Widower Dasher Sleigh wants another chance with Vixen Dunder, the woman whose heart he once broke. Christmas, kids, and a lot of regret stand between them and the future he wants.

A seemingly small dare opens the door to much bigger risks, including an attraction neither lead planned to take seriously. McDonald turns the setup into a playful, fast-moving romance.

Another older-character romance with a competitive edge, this one pairs hard-won experience with a man used to winning. The sparks are easy. Trust is the real challenge.

Dating is hard enough without dragons in the mix. This funny paranormal romance blends magic, mayhem, and a surprisingly sweet emotional center.

Witchy chaos, quick humor, and dragon-sized problems launch this Magic and Mayhem entry. Romance sneaks in while magic makes everything harder.

A military hero and a woman with plenty of reasons to be cautious get a hard-earned shot at forever. This shorter romance mixes humor, heat, and protective devotion.

The first Topper book throws an alien complication into an already chaotic romantic setup. Magic, confusion, and genuine feeling make the silliness surprisingly sweet.

The third Baba Yaga Saga adventure keeps the jokes flying while the magical danger rises. Witches, dragons, and bad decisions make a lively combination.

Another woman caught in the nano-wolf experiment has to survive new instincts, pack politics, and dangerous enemies. Romance helps, but it does not make the transformation any less brutal.

One kiss starts far more trouble than either side expected in this quick contemporary romance. McDonald keeps it light, flirty, and centered on adults willing to risk embarrassment for something real.

Angus MacNamara and Erin O'Shea are pulled into the future to help run an alien dating service. Space, alternate Earths, and a very unwilling couple make the setup gloriously messy.

Admiral Nathaniel Tiberius can run an alien abduction service, but he still cannot get over Dr. Sheena MacNamara. Their history, pride, and the chaos around Angus and Erin keep love complicated.

The matchmaking world keeps generating trouble, and this pair has to sort out chemistry from true compatibility. Fast banter and midlife baggage keep the path to love anything but smooth.

He wants to save the day. She would rather save herself. Their romance turns on whether love can survive pride, old hurt, and the danger of confusing protection with partnership.

A woman who knows what she wants meets a man who seems determined to unsettle all of it. The result is a funny, grounded romance about desire, standards, and not settling.

Dr. Mariah Bates loves finding perfect dates for clients, but her own life is a mess after divorce and a risky career change. Then Detective John Monroe makes never sound less certain.

A widowed woman in her fifties and a younger retired military man discover that attraction can still rearrange everything. The romance is sweet, sexy, and refreshingly adult.

The alien matchmaking mess widens as old loyalties, future-tech chaos, and reluctant feelings collide. The spoof stays funny, but the stakes keep rising for everyone involved.

Love, magic, and alien nonsense refuse to settle down for Topper and company. This entry leans into the ongoing relationship while expanding the weirdness around it.

Topper's oddball romance gets even stranger as magic, attraction, and cross-species trouble pile up. The book keeps the laughs high while deepening the emotional connection.

Moving on sounds simple until the past decides it wants one more say. This romance balances attraction and regret with McDonald's usual affection for grown adults trying again.

When a relationship gets complicated, explanations only make the mess louder. This entry leans into awkward truths, smart humor, and two adults figuring out what honesty should really look like.

Topper's ongoing alien chaos gets a holiday twist full of magic, romance, and seasonal trouble. It is a lighter, festive stop in a very strange love story.

Shifters, witches, and magical mayhem collide in this chaotic paranormal romp. The fun comes from watching romance struggle to survive all the weirdness.

William carries the scars of a war that never really ended for the cyborgs. His path to freedom forces both hero and heroine to balance survival, loyalty, and the dangerous pull between them.

Earth's secret alien guardians do not do gentle introductions. Panther instincts, hidden threats, and a very human woman create a fast paranormal romance with plenty of claws.

The Art of Love family returns for another messy, funny romance shaped by family ties and artistic lives. Old wounds and fresh attraction force both leads to decide whether experience makes love easier, or just scarier.

This installment adds fatherhood to the series' usual mix of alien guardians, danger, and romance. The result is a more tender story without losing the action or the panther attitude.

The hidden war around Earth's alien panther protectors gets even more personal here. Fury, attraction, and protective instincts make this entry quick, dangerous, and fun.

Nero may be powerful, but power is not the same thing as freedom. As the cyborg struggle deepens, love and rebellion both become harder to control.

The title says everything these characters do not quite believe yet. Midlife chemistry, emotional caution, and the possibility of a better future make this a warm, hopeful romance.

The fight to restore cyborg humanity keeps widening, and Ashland's story pushes the series into even riskier territory. Action, dark humor, and emotional stakes stay tightly linked.

A witch's life gets louder when dragon trouble, dangerous magic, and romance arrive at once. This opener sets the tone with big feelings, bigger chaos, and plenty of laughs.

After enough disappointments, hope can feel like the riskiest choice of all. This later Perfect Date romance pairs mature chemistry with a warm, stubborn belief that love is still possible.

Dating later in life is awkward, funny, and far from over for these characters. McDonald leans into second chances, seasoned attraction, and the brave act of showing up again.

The fallout from the nano-wolf experiments keeps spreading, and Reed can no longer stay on the edge of the story. Loyalty, instinct, and danger drive this feral, fast-moving paranormal romance.

Fairy mischief turns a bad situation into a magical pileup. Between sharp banter, romantic sparks, and escalating supernatural trouble, this one keeps the series light and lively.

Another high-stakes mission drives the crew back into danger as loyalties, alien politics, and romance keep colliding. This entry continues the series' mix of rescue action and intimate emotional fallout.

Atlanta is tired of being judged as a failed Muse, especially while saving everyone else. Gods, monsters, and prophecy chaos collide again as she pushes toward the next impossible task.

Moona has every reason to stop believing in destiny, and not much to howl about. Then pack trouble, hidden power, and a dangerous attraction push her toward the wolf life she never truly claimed.

Atlanta looks like a forty-year-old woman, but inside she is a goddess facing a doomsday prophecy. To save her pantheon, she needs a worthy champion and far more patience than she possesses.

Atlanta's prophecy only gets stranger as gods, monsters, and midlife problems pile up. To save her pantheon, she has to inspire others instead of just fighting her way through every crisis.

With several prophecy tasks behind her, Atlanta faces a challenge that is far more personal than heroic. Making amends, managing magic, and keeping her champion close prove equally difficult.

Taylor has sworn off dating jocks, which makes hockey player Max Wade exactly the wrong temptation. He insists he has changed, but trusting him could be the hardest game she has played.

Willa is grateful to be young again, but a second chance does not mean an easier life. When the Baba Yaga asks for help, magic, danger, and old complications come rushing back.

Listeria's secret romance could endanger the Power of Three just as her family turns deadly. With Jabari used as bait and dark magic closing in, the crones have to stand together.

With time itself breaking down, Atlanta has to find Father Time and keep the prophecy moving before everything falls apart. Aging, dragon trouble, and divine family stress make this a lively later entry.

Old feelings and unfinished history come roaring back when forgetting was supposed to be easier. The charm here is watching two adults decide whether the past deserves another chance.

Dylan has the money and brains to build almost anything, but he cannot solve the problem of love. Wanting to remarry after twenty years proves far more complicated than success ever did.

Atlanta's eighth prophecy task is stranger than ever, especially with Zeus trying to help and making everything worse. Gorgons, dragons, and family chaos keep this myth-heavy fantasy moving.

Violet's bargain with Hecate gives her power, but the Power of Three is shakier than it looks. Witch politics, dark magic, and a lot of sass make this paranormal opener fast and funny.

Aran wants her life back on her own terms, but magic, family chaos, and inconvenient attraction refuse to cooperate. Escaping her terrible ex turns out to be only one of her problems.

Fresh out of prison, Aran takes a deal with the demon-hunter council to avoid life as a magical fugitive. She wants her divorce, her freedom, and maybe a little dignity back.

Aran's life gets messier when Mulan is in crisis, Rasmus is gone, and a demon compulsion on her ex creates fresh trouble. Her familiar Conn is still laughing, which does not help.

Katherine must prove herself after hiding truths that leave her coven divided and exposed. Her reborn dark-witch father wants her power, and Hecate thinks she is only good enough to use as bait.

Love refuses to follow the script in this later Perfect Date story. Unpredictable chemistry and lived-in emotional baggage keep both leads off balance in the best way.

Aran is trying to enjoy the good things finally happening in her life, but trouble keeps moving in. A guardian boyfriend, a reform project, a daughter in danger, and gossiping shamans keep her busy.

Aran has learned to be careful what she asks for, because magical solutions rarely stay simple. Hunting a dangerous enemy means juggling family, power, and even more supernatural chaos.

Before the main series begins, Aran is already dealing with a betraying husband, a child who thinks she is a criminal, and a prison sentence tied to saving that child's life. Midlife magic is not being kind.

The danger around Aran keeps escalating as enemies close in and the cost of protecting her family rises. Darker stakes meet the same sharp humor and stubborn heart.

Even after years of hard lessons, these characters find that wanting more from life is not the problem. Admitting it is. McDonald gives the romance warmth, wit, and earned vulnerability.

A Christmas spark arrives when these seasoned adults least expect it. Holiday chaos, dry humor, and late-in-life chemistry make this a cozy Perfect Date entry.

A young woman sent to Ireland for safety learns she is supposed to protect one of King Solomon's rings. The angel assigned to train her is almost as much trouble as the danger itself.