Hex Drive Books in Order
Part ofRenee George Books in OrderSee the Hex Drive books in order by Renee George, with quick summaries, series background, and where to start with this paranormal romance series.
Last updated: July 4, 2026
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Hex Drive books in publication order
4 books
Hex Me, Baby, One More Time
by Renee George
2018
Witch Brita Davis is tired of her mother's matchmaking, especially when it comes with shifter security at the Cauldron Festival. Then she meets werewolf Cas, and a simple annoyance turns into magical danger and undeniable chemistry.
I Want Your Hex
by Renee George
2019
Witch Drag Jones expects a boring security job at a secret supernatural summit, then gets paired with a smart-mouthed vampire named Baz. An ancient enemy turns their mission, and their chemistry, into a real fight for survival.
Oops, I Hexed It Again
by Renee George
2019
RMCA witch Gigi Davis is ordered into a very real undercover marriage with warlock Monty to infiltrate a dangerous cult. The mission is risky enough before attraction starts getting in the way.
Hex Me With Your Best Shot
by Renee George
2020
Vampire Dee Delgados has the worst possible crush, a bear shifter whose kind can be killed by vampire blood. A mission near the Bering Sea and a deadly dragon make their already impossible romance even riskier.
Hex Drive books in chronological order
Series background & context
Hex Drive is a fast, funny paranormal romance series set inside the larger Magic and Mayhem Universe. The books are linked by world and recurring characters, but each one focuses on a different couple, which gives the series a lively, drop-in energy without making it feel disconnected.
Safe hex is more slogan than reality.
A lot of the action runs through the Rogue Magic Control Agency, which is a great engine for this kind of story. One book might involve security at a supernatural event. Another might send characters undercover into a cult. Another might throw witches and vampires together on a mission that nobody expects to end well. That job structure keeps the pacing brisk and makes the romance work harder, because attraction usually arrives in the middle of a dangerous assignment.
The couples are part of the fun. A witch falls for a werewolf bodyguard. An agency leader gets shoved into a very real undercover marriage. Another heroine ends up working beside a vampire she cannot decide whether to kiss or stab. Later entries bring in bears, dragons, vampire politics, and plenty of magical crossfire. George seems to enjoy putting people together who should be a disaster, then seeing how much trouble she can cause before giving them a way through.
Even with all the humor, the world still has rules and pressure. Old enemies do not stay quiet. Supernatural alliances are fragile. Powers have consequences. That helps the books feel more solid than a string of random magical jokes. The banter stays bright, but the stakes are real enough to keep the stories moving.
These books are lighter than dark urban fantasy and much more romance-forward than George's mystery series. If you want quick pacing, magical chaos, and couples who bicker almost as much as they flirt, Hex Drive delivers that very consistently.
Start with Hex Me, Baby, One More Time and read forward. The couples change, but the agency world and recurring side characters build nicely over time. It is a good series for readers who like paranormal romance with humor first, speed second, and just enough danger to make the happy ending feel earned.
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