Fae Games Books in Order
Part ofJill Ramsower Books in OrderBrowse the Fae Games books by Jill Ramsower in order, with short summaries and a reading guide to help you choose where to begin.
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Fae Games books in publication order
5 books
Shades of Betrayal
by Jill Ramsower
2018
Newly magical Ashley wants to help catch a killer terrorising the city, but her warrior mentor Michael refuses to risk her safety. Their growing attraction complicates his protective instincts as danger draws closer to the Wild Hunt.
Shadow Play
by Jill Ramsower
2018
A woman discovers she can see vicious faeries preying on humans, a gift shared by the secretive owners of The Huntsman nightclub. Seeking answers about her sight, she must decide whether these mysterious men can be trusted.
Twilight Siege
by Jill Ramsower
2018
Rebecca must master unfamiliar dark powers to prevent a faerie invasion of Earth. Turning to Lochlan for help draws her into the Shadow Lands, where attraction, hidden rules, and an ancient enemy test her resolve to protect those she loves.
Midnight's End
by Jill Ramsower
2019
After a thousand years pursuing a magical cauldron, Morgan Le Fay reluctantly accepts help from a knight. She sees him as a means to her goal, while he is determined to discover the vulnerability beneath her hardened exterior.
Blood and Breath
by Jill Ramsower
2022
Druid Cat and Fae warrior Fen belong to opposing peoples, making their growing attraction dangerous for both. After centuries focused only on survival, Fen finds renewed purpose in Cat and becomes determined to protect their forbidden bond.
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