Kathryn Ann Kingsley Books in Order

An early standalone that leans into dark urban horror and fantasy. It follows damaged lives and supernatural unease as ordinary reality starts slipping in dangerous, unsettling ways.

The struggle among Under's rulers grows bloodier, and private loyalties start carrying public consequences. What once felt like a hidden bond now threatens to reshape the balance of power.

In Under, everyone belongs to a magical house except the heroine, which makes her prey the moment her weakness is exposed. Her most dangerous problem is Aon, the masked king who begins haunting her dreams.

With old powers breaking apart, the cost of surviving Under keeps rising. Love, ambition, and sacrifice collide as the series drives toward its final reckoning.

As the bond between the heroine and Aon deepens, so does the risk of discovery. Rival houses, unstable magic, and court power plays turn desire into one more weapon that could destroy them both.

The final book brings the fate of Under, and the heroine's place within it, to a hard-won conclusion. Every dangerous choice made along the way comes due here.

Dreams, politics, and forbidden attachment keep tightening around the heroine as Under shifts beneath her feet. The third book pushes her farther into the dangerous heart of Aon's world.

Veil has died more than once and spent decades running from the archdemon who made her. When an occult threat tears through Boston, she is dragged back toward Asmodeus and the past she never escaped.

Veil's impossible nature makes her a prize to enemies on every side, from cultists to beings far older than humans. As angelic and demonic politics tighten around her, so does her bond with Asmodeus.

Rose is still trapped in a fragile peace with Viktor, and the war's aftermath proves almost as dangerous as the fighting. Secrets, loyalty, and a growing attraction keep pushing her toward choices she never meant to make.

Maxine's bond with Dracula deepens just as the threat around them grows deadlier. With Boston at risk and hunters closing in, she must choose between saving innocents and surrendering to the monster she loves.

As old wounds and new betrayals tear at the dominions, Rose and Viktor are forced deeper into the heart of a dangerous alliance. What started as captivity now threatens to become something far more binding, and far more costly.

The final book pushes Veil into the center of a supernatural war she can no longer avoid. To survive, she must face the truth of what she is, and what loving a monster will cost.

The secrets of Strande Estate grow stranger as Alice is pulled deeper into Julian's orbit. Ghosts, lies, and dangerous desire blur together until she can no longer trust the house, or her own heart.

In Boston, 1897, Maxine Parker is drawn into a war between vampire hunters and Dracula himself. Her curse has made human touch impossible, so discovering she can touch the Vampire King changes everything.

Alice Monroe takes a caretaker job at the vast Strande Estate and quickly learns the house is not empty. Between its living owner and the ghost of magician Julian Strande, nothing stays simple for long.

Rose has spent her life fighting the East Wind Dominion, so becoming prisoner to its feared commander is the last fate she wants. But Viktor Lang sees something impossible in her, and that makes escape far more complicated than war alone.

Cora starts uncovering uglier truths about Harrow Faire, including what the other performers know and fear. As Simon's hold tightens, the circus reveals just how much blood it is willing to spill.

Cora Glass steps into Harrow Faire expecting a spectacle and finds a living nightmare instead. The circus wants something from her, and Simon Waite, its deadly Puppeteer, wants her even more.

The final battle for Cora's freedom turns into a fight over the fate of Harrow Faire itself. Love, obsession, and living magic come to a head in a finale that refuses to play safe.

Now trapped inside Harrow Faire, Cora is pulled deeper into Simon's obsession and the circus's hunger. The more she learns about the Faire, the clearer it becomes that escape may not be enough.

With Mr. Harrow stepping more openly into the game, Cora is forced to confront the power structure behind the Faire itself. Simon may be dangerous, but he is no longer the only nightmare onstage.

Maggie is now fully inside Gideon's world of magic, monsters, and death. As enemies close in, desire and danger become almost impossible to separate.

A reckless firefighter who chases adrenaline learns there really is something to fear, because Fear itself takes an interest in her. Short, sharp, and strange, it turns terror into a very intimate problem.

Under is under siege by flesh-eating corpses, and Ember may be the only thing standing between it and ruin. Worse, the maddeningly dangerous Rxa is now her prisoner, which makes every decision hurt more.

Maggie thinks she is hallucinating her own deaths until a Vatican priest tells her the truth is much worse. Her psychiatrist, Gideon Raithe, is a necromancer, and the dead are very real.

Ember, a hunter from a world overrun by the dead, wakes in Under just as disaster follows her there. Her path collides with Rxa, the resurrected King of Poison, and survival turns into something far more dangerous.

The war for Under reaches its breaking point as Ember and Rxa are forced to face the full cost of power, death, and devotion. The final book drives their story toward a brutal, emotional reckoning.

The final book pits Maggie and Gideon against the forces circling their impossible bond. To survive, they must face everything death magic has already taken from them, and everything it still wants.

A short companion tale that revisits the strange legacy around the Strande name. It adds one more sly, gothic turn to Julian's eerie world.

This collected edition follows Alice Monroe's full descent into the haunted world of Julian Strande. What begins as a job in a peculiar mansion becomes a complete gothic romance with a ghost who refuses to let go.

Abigail returns to Tir n'Aill hunted by enemies and caught in divine plans she does not understand. Valroy still wants his crown, but now she can become his queen, or his ruin.

Valroy wants the Unseelie throne, but tradition says he needs a bride first. So he steals Abigail, a human woman, and drags her into a lethal maze where survival and temptation quickly become tangled.

The path to the throne forces Abigail to choose between stopping Valroy and losing him. As the Maze twists tighter around love and war, right and wrong get harder to tell apart.

The final reckoning arrives as war, power, and love collide across the Cardinal Winds world. Rose must decide what freedom really means, and whether she and Viktor can survive the storm they helped unleash.

Emma is drawn deeper into Arnsmouth's hidden world as the city's horrors stop staying in the shadows. The mystery grows larger, the danger more intimate, and the cost of truth much steeper.

The final Tenebris book drives Emma toward the source of the darkness that took her brother. Horror, devotion, and buried history collide in a grim and emotional finish.

In 1920s Arnsmouth, Emma Mather searches for her missing twin brother and finds a city steeped in darkness instead. Old secrets, occult forces, and a dangerous attraction begin pulling her under.

Sent to investigate a century-old Phantom case at a crumbling opera house, Christine expects dust and bad records, not a monster waking in the dark. Soon the legend is staring back at her, and it wants far more than a conversation.

The crown, the court, and the future of Tir n'Aill all come down to one final clash. Abigail and Valroy's story reaches its darkest, most decisive point here.

This Creature Feature entry gives vampire lore a dark romantic twist, pairing a determined heroine with a dangerous ancient predator. It is short, gothic, and very interested in what revenge does to love.

Alex's midnight ritual works far too well when it summons Izael, the Duke of Bones. He offers her seven days, seven nights, and one terrible bargain that ends with her soul in his hands.

After shattering the Iron Crystal, Gwen runs into a wilder and more dangerous Avalon. Mordred hunts her relentlessly, and the bond between them becomes impossible to ignore, or escape.

Transported to Avalon, Gwen is caught by Mordred, the Prince in Iron, and makes a deal to betray him from within. The plan is simple until the monster she means to ruin starts feeling dangerously human.

Alex's bargain with Izael grows more dangerous as her own power begins to matter to more than just the two of them. Desire, magic, and catastrophe all sharpen at once.

War closes in as Gwen struggles to survive wild magic, enemies on every side, and the emotional wreckage left by Mordred. Loving him may save Avalon, or help destroy it.

Mordred is trapped inside the Iron Crystal and losing himself by the day. Gwen will tear apart anyone standing between her and his rescue, even if freeing him unleashes something worse.

A woman bent on revenge disguises herself as the sacrificial bride of vampire prince Raziel Nostrom. Infiltrating his deadly family should help her kill him, but getting close to him ruins the plan.

Ava is pulled deeper into fae politics, deadly revelations, and Serrik's dangerous orbit. The prison around her grows larger, stranger, and much harder to escape.

Ava follows enchanted lights into the woods and ends up trapped between realms with Serrik, a ruthless Unseelie exile. He means to use her, but the darker danger may be how much she wants him back.

The final Web of Shadows book pushes Ava and Serrik into open conflict over power, blood, and survival. What began as captivity ends in war, and love is no safer than anything else.

Sasha and Sidney are dragged into a realm made of every story ever told and forced into a deadly game by twin demigods, Vile and Virtue. The first round begins with temptation, terror, and very bad odds.

The game between sisters, stories, heroes, and villains reaches its final round. To survive, Sasha and Sidney must outplay beings who think they already know every ending.

Love and vengeance keep colliding as Raziel's bride is drawn deeper into the Nostrom family's dangerous world. Hidden motives, blood ties, and desire make every next move more perilous.

The Bloodlines arc drives toward a final showdown over power, loyalty, and what Raziel and his bride are willing to become for each other. The throne is within reach, but it will not come cheaply.