Katherine Addison Books in Order

Wizard Felix Harrowgate falls from power when a magical catastrophe destroys his reputation and his sanity. Joined to thief and former assassin Mildmay Foxe, he flees a corrupt city and uncovers darker secrets than either of them expected.

Felix wants to return to Mélusine and restore the Virtu, the power source whose destruction ruined his life. Mildmay follows reluctantly, knowing the city holds grief, old masters, and new terrors waiting for them both.

Young nobleman Isolfr is chosen to become a wolfcarl, bonded to a giant telepathic wolf. That honor drags him into a brutal northern war, and forces him to rethink duty, love, and what kind of man he will be.

This linked collection follows shy museum archivist Kyle Murchison Booth through ghostly encounters, old grudges, and unnerving little mysteries. The stories are quiet, elegant, and creepy in exactly the right way.

Felix is back among the wizards of the Mirador, but power never stays simple in Mélusine. While Mildmay tries to keep him safe, spies, rival sorcerers, and dangerous loyalties turn the city into a trap.

Exiled and accused of heresy, Felix and Mildmay enter Corambis expecting judgment and find rebellion instead. To stop an ancient machine and a political disaster, the brothers must face new dangers and the future they never planned for.

When Chaz Villette disappears while visiting a house tied to his past, Shadow Unit faces its most personal case yet. The search becomes a brutal race against a gamma who knows exactly how to break people.

Season two opens with the unit still shaken by what happened to Chaz. New anomaly cases force everyone back to work before they have healed, and the return to the field proves almost as dangerous as the monsters.

Two linked cases push Shadow Unit close to collapse. Bad calls, lingering trauma, and Chaz's struggle with severe PTSD make this one less about catching monsters than surviving the cost of the job.

The team is splintered when fresh investigations and a shocking abduction force them to regroup. For once Stephen Reyes is not the one pulling strings, and that shift makes the whole unit feel newly exposed.

Fresh hunts collide with crucial backstory about the people who built Shadow Unit in the first place. Monsters still stalk the edges, but the deeper tension comes from history, loyalty, and what the job has already cost.

Each new anomaly case exposes another crack in the team. This installment keeps the investigations moving fast, while the emotional suspense comes from watching experienced agents edge closer to their limits.

The cases are deadly, but the bigger danger may be the wear and tear inside the unit itself. This volume digs into trust, damage, and what happens when impossible work becomes normal.

The troll war may be over, but peace does not last long in Iskryne. As Isolfr and the wolf pack build a new hall, rivalries, invading men, and changing loyalties threaten the fragile order they fought to win.

The pressure keeps climbing as Shadow Unit tackles cases that throw different members into the spotlight. Big consequences are brewing, but the series never loses sight of the smaller personal fractures underneath.

Old enemies, bad memories, and fresh anomaly cases start converging at once. By this point the series feels like a long television season nearing its endgame, tense, messy, and very hard to put down.

The final volume brings Shadow Unit's long arcs to a head. It still delivers eerie investigations and weird crimes, but the deepest payoff is watching the survivors decide who they are after everything that came before.

Maia, the half-goblin youngest son of the emperor, has spent his life in exile. When his father and three brothers die in an airship crash, he is thrust onto the throne and into a court full of enemies.

Alfgyfa has grown up in the Wolfhall, but Iskryne's rules leave little room for a girl like her. Sent to the elf matriarch Tin as apprentice and ambassador, she steps into a tense world of diplomacy, danger, and forbidden possibility.

Fifteen-year-old Christopher Marlowe wants a scholarship that will get him away from his brutal father. When the man who could help him is murdered, Kit is pulled into a fast-moving historical mystery of secrets, danger, and first love.

In an alternate 1880s London, Dr. Doyle falls in with the Angel of the Crows, a brilliant investigator with a very strange city to police. Angels, vampires, werewolves, and Jack the Ripper make the familiar story delightfully uncanny.

Thara Celehar can speak with the recently dead, and in Amalo that gift keeps dragging him toward trouble. What begins as quiet clerical work becomes a layered investigation into murder, corruption, and the city's buried pain.

A murdered marquise sends Celehar into one of his most tangled cases yet. Following the trail into a school for foundling girls and the city's past, he finds cruelty, secrets, and losses that cut close to home.

Celehar has lost the gift that once defined him, but duty refuses to let him go. As cemetery secrets, murder, political unrest, and dragons close in, he must decide who he is when certainty is no longer available.