Kate Connor: Demon Hunter (J Kenner) Books in Order

Kate Connor is a retired demon hunter turned suburban mom, until a demon crashes through her kitchen window. Between dinner plans and deadly magic, she’s dragged back into a life she thought she’d left behind.

Demon hunter Kate Connor tries to keep suburbia safe while new threats close in. Between family stress and hellish politics, she’s forced to step back into battle, even when it puts the people she loves in the crossfire.

Kate Connor’s demon-hunting life collides with her family in a new way when threats hit close to home. With demons everywhere and trust in short supply, she has to protect her kids, and her heart, at the same time.

A high demon returns to San Diablo looking for revenge, and the walking dead start making appearances. Kate Connor is stretched thin, but she’s the one thing standing between her family and a suburban nightmare.

Kate Connor’s month is chaos, from family drama to demon trouble, and the world still needs saving. When dark magic turns her life upside down, she has to juggle motherhood and a fight she can’t dodge.

A short Kate Connor adventure that pits a mother and her teenage daughter against a new kind of trouble. It’s funny, sharp, and a reminder that demons love family drama almost as much as they love chaos.

Kate Connor takes her family to Rome for a vacation, and gets dragged into a demonic feud instead. With her daughter eager to fight and enemies closing in, Kate has to keep everyone alive in a city full of secrets.

A convenient bundle of early Kate Connor adventures, mixing suburban comedy with demon-hunting action. It’s a fast way to meet the mom who can handle school drop-off and a fight with evil in the same day.

Kate Connor has fought demons, but her toughest challenge might be her teenage daughter, Allie. With new threats rising and family stress at a breaking point, Kate has to protect the world without losing her home.

Kate Connor adds a third job to her life, headmistress of an academy for new slayers. Training teens, especially her own powerful daughter, would be hard enough without dark forces closing in on the school.