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Flirting with Fangs Trilogy Books in Order

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See the Flirting with Fangs Trilogy books in order by Ashlyn Chase, with short summaries, series background, and an easy first-read recommendation.

Last updated: July 14, 2026

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Flirting with Fangs Trilogy books in publication order

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Flirting Under a Full Moon

by Ashlyn Chase

2013

After one breakup too many, Brandee swears off men. Then werewolf Nick learns she is his lifelong mate, and he must convince a woman who does not believe in paranormals that their chemistry is more than a fling.

2

How to Date a Dragon

by Ashlyn Chase

2013

A fire leaves Bliss Russo without a home and brings dragon shifter firefighter Drake Cameron into her life. Drake is searching for a mate, but the woman he cannot forget is human and unaware of his secret.

3

Kissing with Fangs

by Ashlyn Chase

2014

After a fire destroys their workplace, Claudia agrees to help her vampire boss Anthony Cross rebuild. She has loved him for years, but paranormal law and Anthony's enemies make acting on their feelings a dangerous choice.

Flirting with Fangs Trilogy books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Flirting Under a Full Moon"

    Flirting Under a Full Moon

    by Ashlyn Chase

    2013Flirting with Fangs Trilogy, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "How to Date a Dragon"

    How to Date a Dragon

    by Ashlyn Chase

    2013Flirting with Fangs Trilogy, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "Kissing with Fangs"

    Kissing with Fangs

    by Ashlyn Chase

    2014Flirting with Fangs Trilogy, Book 3

Series background & context

The Flirting with Fangs Trilogy brings werewolves, dragons, vampires, and humans together in Ashlyn Chase's playful paranormal-romance world. Each book follows a different couple, but all three share a setting shaped by supernatural secrets, very direct attraction, and characters who discover that the person they want may come with claws, fangs, or fire.

Flirting Under a Full Moon starts with Brandee, who has been dumped often enough to be finished with romance. Learning that her supposed soulmate is Nick, the man her friends call One-Night Nick, does not improve her mood. Nick has spent a century searching for a lasting love because werewolves mate for life. Once he meets Brandee, he is certain. Convincing her is the hard part.

The moon is not the only thing making people act strangely.

In How to Date a Dragon, Bliss Russo loses her apartment and much of her work when her building catches fire. The bright spot is the firefighter who carries her from the flames. Drake Cameron is a dragon shifter and one of the last of his clan, which makes the question of love feel tied to loneliness, duty, and the survival of his kind. Their chemistry is strong, but Drake's search for a dragon mate complicates every step forward.

Kissing with Fangs shifts attention to Claudia, who has quietly loved her boss, Anthony Cross, for years. When their workplace burns down, she knows helping him rebuild may be a bad idea for her heart. Anthony is a vampire, and paranormal law forbids him from dating a human. Worse, he has enemies who could use Claudia to hurt him, turning an already difficult confession into a real danger.

The trilogy works because the magical premise never completely takes over the romance. Brandee's fear of being hurt, Bliss's need to rebuild her life, and Claudia's long-held feelings are recognizable problems. The shifters and vampire add complications, but the central question remains whether two people can be honest enough to make a relationship work.

Love gets complicated when it has to stay secret.

Read the books in order: Flirting Under a Full Moon, How to Date a Dragon, then Kissing with Fangs. Each couple reaches its own conclusion, and the novels can be enjoyed separately, but the shared setting and returning characters are more fun when read in sequence. This is a good choice for readers who want humorous, sensual paranormal romance without leaving the modern world behind.

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