Immortal Witches Books in Order
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Immortal Witches books in publication order
5 books
Eternity
by Maggie Shayne
1998
Immortal witch Raven St. James has spent centuries mourning Duncan, the minister who died trying to save her from execution. Finding him reborn offers another chance at love, but the evil that separated them returns as memories awaken.
Infinity
by Maggie Shayne
1999
Immortal witch Arianna seeks to restore Nicodimus, the lover whose heart was stolen centuries earlier. Their reunion revives the pain of betrayal and a dangerous enemy, forcing her to fight for a love first formed in the Scottish Highlands.
Destiny
by Maggie Shayne
2001
Living quietly as an antique dealer, immortal Eannatum discovers that Nidaba, the priestess he believed died in ancient Sumer, is alive in a psychiatric ward. Rescuing her brings a chance to reclaim their love while an old enemy pursues them.
Immortality
by Maggie Shayne
2005
Immortal witch Puabi, shaped by vengeance and dark secrets, encounters millionaire Matthew Fairchild after he rescues her. Her resemblance to his dead wife draws them together, offering two wounded people an uncertain chance at love and redemption.
Eternal Love
by Maggie Shayne
2014
This collection follows immortal witches Raven, Arianna, and Nidaba across centuries of love and persecution. Reunited with their lovers in the present, the women must confront dark adversaries who continue hunting them for the power of their hearts.
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