Hailey Edwards Books in Order

In the brutal world of Askara, hope is a risky thing to carry. This opening novel throws its heroine into a harsh, controlled world where freedom and love both come at a steep price.

The past has a hard grip in Askara, but love offers one dangerous way forward. This entry pairs romance with hard choices in a world where freedom is never given lightly.

Steal the salt, bind the grimoire, and get out alive, simple in theory, terrible in practice. This finale pushes its characters through magic, danger, and the price of every oath they have made.

Nathaniel is a fallen soul harvester who breaks every rule to save Chloe after a fatal crash. That mercy binds them together and turns one impossible rescue into a dangerous love story.

This shorter Araneae Nation tale leans into fate, shadows, and the people caught between duty and desire. It adds another layer to the world without spoiling the larger arc.

Saving her may require a soul-deep bond neither side can undo. In Araneae Nation, love is powerful, but it is never separate from politics, danger, and sacrifice.

When the head of the Araneidae clan is poisoned, Lourdes has one chance to save her people, marry fast and marry well. Her best option is Rhys the Cold, a mercenary with dangers of his own.

In Araneae Nation, affection is never simple and survival never comes cheap. This installment tangles romance with illness, obligation, and the cost of choosing the wrong person too late.

Marriage in Araneae Nation is about power before love, and Reine knows it. This prequel novella sets the tone for a world where clan duty, desire, and survival are always at war.

Love and murder make a dangerous mix in this shorter Araneae Nation story. Old loyalties, sharp chemistry, and court intrigue collide before anyone gets out clean.

War and clan politics leave survival hanging by a thread in Araneae Nation. Forced allies must decide whether trust is possible before old hatred gets them all killed.

Fresh from war, Marne heads for Beltania hoping for a new beginning. Instead, she has to cross a haunted road with Asher at her side and too many dangerous secrets still following her.

Half-blood fae Thierry Thackeray can become a marshal or lose her place in the mortal realm. Taking the badge keeps her in Texas, but it also opens her eyes to just how monstrous both fae and humans can be.

When a fae boy goes missing, all signs point to a warg as the culprit. Thierry is sent to lead the hunt, only to discover the closer she gets to the child, the further she gets from the truth.

Thierry's ex is back, her father is missing, and the High Court wants her in Faerie. When the wrong prince answers the summons, she is forced into a bargain that might solve everything, or get her killed.

Thierry returns to Texas with Faerie politics still clinging to her, and Rook is invading her dreams. A beach trip meant as a break only wakes an older, uglier evil with plans for the future queen.

While Thierry tries to escape the throne she never wanted, the Morrigan reaches for even more power. When an attack leaves Shaw missing, Thierry has to fight for both the man she loves and the title she hates.

Mai expects a weekend of cosplay fun, not a vengeful fae determined to use her against her father. Ryuu brings dangerous answers with him, and Mai learns just how much of her life has been hidden from her.

Conclave investigator Camille Ellis is sent to consult on a drowning case that quickly turns serial. When the victim's brother, Cord Graeson, joins the hunt, Cam is forced to confront secrets she would rather keep buried.

After surviving possession by a serial killer, changeling mermaid Harlow Bevans is locked away in a mental institution. A murder and a haunting song pull her back into danger before she has had time to heal.

Suspended or not, Cam will not stop hunting her killer. Pretending to be mated to Cord gets her inside pack territory, but the deeper she digs, the more the case cracks open her own life.

Cam has gone rogue, but she is not hunting alone anymore. With Cord's pack behind her, she pushes after the truth about Charybdis and discovers the real cost of justice.

Dell Preston helps guard the shaky border between Earth and Faerie in Butler, Tennessee. When locals start disappearing, a small-town problem opens into kidnappings, war pressure, and a threat to everyone she protects.

Deep in the humid South, Luce's mysterious beginning threatens to become everyone else's problem. The bayou is full of monsters, secrets, and people who would kill to control what she is.

Spirits are vanishing from Savannah's haunted hot spots, and vampires are turning up as empty husks. Grier's search for answers reveals a threat inside her own supernatural community, and saving the city could kill her.

Exiled necromancer Grier Woolworth gives ghost tours in Savannah and hides from the society that destroyed her life. When that world finds her again, she gets pulled into murders, magic, and the haunted inheritance she cannot escape.

Dell finally secures allies for the war, only to be stranded when the rift explodes and magic fails across the world. To get home before everything falls apart, she has to make a bargain she may hate forever.

A dark supernatural side adventure set in the Black Dog world, this story throws its characters into sharp pack danger and even sharper choices. It works best for readers already invested in the connected series.

Dell's freedom depends on heading into Faerie to recapture the prince who helped wreck her life. Isaac refuses to let her face the mission alone, and the hunt proves the coming war is closer than anyone thought.

The bayou is burning and Luce is running out of room to stay hidden from what she is. What begins as survival turns into open battle as enemies close in from every side.

Luce returns to a world that only keeps getting deadlier. As buried truths and gathering enemies collide, every choice starts sounding like a warning bell.

Grier finally has Boaz, or so she thinks, until silence, secrets, and an attack on Woolworth House change everything. With predators circling and blood rights in play, her heart is not the only thing at risk.

Heartbroken and under attack, Grier cannot even leave home without vampire assassins taking shots at her. The danger forces her to expose hard truths, and Linus ends up in the line of fire.

A fledgling vampire arrives at Woolworth House looking for the maker Grier cannot remember becoming. Protecting him means bargaining with monsters, and Lacroix is ready to use every lie in her life against her.

Grier and Linus are almost at the altar, but murder, arson, and general mayhem keep trying to ruin the day. In this world, even a wedding comes with blood on the guest list.

Savannah has fallen to the vampires, and Grier has to bring the city back from the edge. To stop Lacroix and everyone rising behind him, she may have to risk the one thing she cannot replace, her soul.

The fight in the bayou widens, and Luce can no longer stay on the edge of the war forming around her. Old enemies, blood ties, and a rising threat force her to strike back.

Hadley Whitaker wants to be the next Potentate of Atlanta, even if it means playing nice with Midas Kinase. Then a rogue predator starts hunting paranormals, and the case pulls both of their darkest secrets into the light.

A lethal paranormal drug hits Atlanta, and Hadley goes undercover to find the source. The deeper she digs, the more a wicked fae bargain threatens to strip away every defense she has left.

Everything Luce has been fighting finally narrows toward a last, brutal showdown. The stakes are personal, the odds are ugly, and the endgame leaves no room for hesitation.

Grier's baby shower should be simple, but a missing Grande Dame turns the whole event into a frantic search. Then the baby decides it has its own dramatic opinion about timing.

Grier and Linus are supposed to be on their honeymoon, but this is their world, so peace was never likely. The trip quickly slides into fresh danger, sharp banter, and supernatural trouble.

Hadley keeps losing time and waking up in places she does not remember reaching. With her shadow hiding the truth and her past threatening to repeat itself, she has to solve the mystery before she becomes the danger.

Hadley still owes a dangerous fae seven beating hearts, and Atlanta is already starting to burn. Add betrayal, visiting vampires, and sentient shadows, and the city becomes one long bad night.

Hadley is finally close to becoming Atlanta's official Potentate when the trials for the job turn deadly. A rival contender and fresh threats force her to prove she can protect the city she loves.

Rue's quiet life barely survives one disaster before another case lands on her doorstep. With black magic, restless dead, and old enemies circling, she has to work with Clay and Asa before her town becomes the next crime scene.

Rue Hollis thought she had escaped the Black Hat Bureau for good. When a Silver Stag copycat starts killing, the reformed black witch is dragged back into the hunt and forced to face the magic she has tried to leave behind.

This shorter Black Hat story digs deeper into Rue's dangerous circle and the cost of caring for people who live close to the edge. Even quieter moments come with sharp magic, old scars, and trouble waiting nearby.

Rue's hard-won balance starts to crack as buried truths and new threats close in around her shop, her team, and the life she has rebuilt. The more she learns, the harder it gets to stay safely on the side of white magic.

Witches are marching, shifters are prowling, and portals to Faerie are ripping open across Atlanta. Hadley gets one chance to save her city, but doing it may cost her far more than she is ready to pay.

This side story steps back to Boaz and Adelaide, adding context to a relationship already loaded with family pressure and bad timing. It is less about absolution than about the choices that made later heartbreak possible.

A bad bargain and an even worse curse drag the heroine into darker magic than she ever wanted to touch. To get free, she has to outlast the power trying to own her.

Rue is hunting a child-killing monster in Charleston when trouble strikes closer to home. A stranger takes a hostage and demands to speak with her, and what follows rewrites everything she thought she knew about her past.

Mardi Gras is in full swing when Rue lands in New Orleans to investigate missing corpses, a rumored lake monster, and a witch who can raise the dead. Between dueling covens and citywide chaos, the case gets messy fast.

Rue is sent into Mississippi when famous monsters start returning from the dead and replaying old horrors through fresh victims. The case turns brutally personal when the summoners weaponize her father's past against her.

This opener launches a lighter supernatural mystery with a bird-themed twist and a heroine who cannot seem to stay away from trouble. The mood is quirky, but the danger is real.

The second Yard Birds adventure brings more weird deaths, more strange clues, and more pressure on the people trying to keep up with the chaos. The humor stays light even as the stakes climb.

Mouse takes center stage when Cerberus asks for help tracking an escaped lion from the Underworld. Told from a dog's eye view, this short adventure is playful, mythic, and surprisingly tender.

The Maudit Grimoire is poisoning Rue and bleeding into her bond with Colby. A trip to the fae realm should help, but a missing daughter and fresh obligations turn recovery into another dangerous mission.

The Black Hat compound is gone, the director is missing, and old enemies think the surviving agents are easy prey. Rue is trying to hold everything together when a new betrayal hits where it hurts most.

After a fight for the throne of Hael goes wrong, Rue and Asa both end up with targets on their backs. Then a stalker starts leaving carved messages in bodies, and Black Hat's own secrets begin to surface.

Frankie's ghost side hustle is slow until a grieving grandfather asks her to find his missing granddaughter. The case pulls her into another tangle of family loyalty, old hurt, and trouble from both sides of the grave.

Frankie Talbot helps the dead wrap up unfinished business while keeping her own necromancy out of sight. That gets harder when her ex, now wearing a police uniform, walks back into town just as dead vampires start piling up.

The trilogy closes with one more round of paranormal trouble and long-delayed answers. To get out clean, the heroine has to fight for both the truth and the freedom promised by the title.

Rue races to save Colby before the director can use her as living power. At the same time, Luca is spreading deadly poison west, forcing Rue to choose between the child she loves and countless strangers.

Matty has lost his soul, and Frankie will tear through the supernatural underworld to get it back. Saving him means taking bigger risks than ever, even for her.

Death only makes Frankie's life weirder, not quieter. While she adjusts to a grim new reality, another case drags her back into unfinished business and the people she cannot stop trying to save.

Kierce gave everything to save Frankie, and she is not willing to let that be the end of his story. Grief, loyalty, and one more impossible mission push the series into its next hard turn.

The mess gets stranger when a goblin shows up where plumbing problems should be. What starts as a ridiculous discovery quickly turns into another magical headache.

A vampire turning up in the potting shed is not the kind of surprise anyone wants. The discovery kicks off a lighter paranormal mystery full of household chaos and supernatural trouble.

A mermaid should not fit in a shot glass, which tells you exactly how normal this case is not. Magic, mischief, and another improbable creature sighting send the story off in a playful direction.

A trapped pixie turns one more ordinary container into a supernatural emergency. The setup is comic, but the trouble behind it is real enough.