Immortal Hunters MC Books in Order
Part ofHelen Scott Books in OrderBrowse the Immortal Hunters MC books by Helen Scott in order, with quick summaries, series notes, and help starting this paranormal ride.
Last updated: July 12, 2026
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Immortal Hunters MC books in publication order
3 books
Van Helsing Rising
by Helen Scott
2020
Monster-hunting danger and unwanted attraction collide when Van Helsing lore meets biker-club energy. The opener throws its heroine straight into blood, legacy, and a fight she can't ignore.
Van Helsing Damned
by Helen Scott
2021
The vampire war gets bloodier as the hunters are pushed harder than ever. Old enemies, dangerous loyalties, and growing attraction make survival feel personal in all the worst ways.
Van Helsing Saved
by Helen Scott
2021
With the conflict closing in, the hunters have no easy path left. The final push forces them to choose what they will sacrifice to save each other and finish the fight.
Immortal Hunters MC books in chronological order
Series background & context
This series takes vampire-hunting lore and runs it through biker-club energy. Starting with Van Helsing Rising, the setup leans into legacy, dangerous bloodlines, and the idea that hunting monsters is a full-time life, not a side quest.
That gives the books a rougher, faster feel than some of Helen Scott's more fantasy-heavy series.
The motorcycle club element matters because it shapes the whole emotional tone. These stories are built around found family, loyalty, protection, and people who live close to violence. When romance enters that kind of world, it comes with plenty of friction. Trust has to be earned, and anyone who gets close to the hunters also gets close to their enemies.
Vampires are the obvious threat, but the larger draw is watching a tight-knit supernatural group deal with legacy and survival at the same time. The Van Helsing hook tells you right away that the series is playing with familiar monster-hunter ideas, but the romance keeps it personal. The danger is rarely abstract. It is aimed straight at the people the characters care about.
These books are a good fit if you like paranormal romance with action up front, a little grit, and a cast that feels more like a crew than a court. Think leather, blood, and monster problems that do not wait politely for emotional closure.
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