House of Blood and Roses Books in Order

Vampire princess Agnes discovers that her new bodyguard is Hector, the man she left behind when she was transformed. With the king seeking a political marriage for her, they must choose between their renewed love and royal duty.

Lonely at the vampire court, Violetta finds companionship with her family’s servant Dante. Their growing attachment and a masquerade ball offer the possibility of more, but crossing the divide between them means risking the life she knows.

A family secret draws Beatrice into a glittering vampire court where powerful factions compete for control. Unsure whom to trust, she must navigate dangerous intrigue while a handsome stranger makes it harder to keep her guard up.

Beatrice struggles to adapt to life as a vampire noble, relying on Linc to explain the court’s history and rules. Their growing attraction offers comfort, but court pressures threaten both her sense of self and their forbidden relationship.

Betrothed to a prince, Beatrice tries to distance herself from Linc while still needing his support. Revelations about her intended husband, her father’s renewed attention and changes within House Rothorne make her position at court increasingly uncertain.

Trained to put House Dagworth above everything, vampire assassin Sariah has little room for love. When she faces the man she desires at the altar, duty and her heart demand dangerously different choices.

An unexpected summons and a death reveal how dangerous court life has become for Beatrice. As threats move closer, she relies on Linc, but even their relationship is tested by the realities of vampire politics.

With her wedding to Lincoln approaching, Beatrice becomes the keeper of secrets on both sides of the family. Her brother’s hostility toward her future husband leaves her balancing loyalty, love and an increasingly precarious place at court.

As Beatrice and Linc gain importance at court, competing loyalties force difficult decisions. Torn between her brother and her new life, she must decide whom to trust without putting more of her family at risk.

While waiting for her wedding, Beatrice struggles to master court etiquette and the lessons her childhood lacked. Her relationship with Prince Linc deepens, but her brother’s resistance threatens to complicate the future she is building.

Named regents after the royal family is poisoned, Beatrice and Linc must keep the court functioning while searching for enemies. With would-be killers still hidden, governing the kingdom becomes a dangerous test of trust.

Her brother’s mounting lies force Beatrice to question a loyalty she once took for granted. As she untangles the agendas of everyone around her, identifying true allies becomes essential to protecting herself and those she loves.

Rumors about Beatrice’s twin spread through court while the Queen’s hostility toward her intensifies. When a royal dinner goes disastrously wrong, Beatrice must judge whether the greatest danger lies closer than she realized.