Katie MacAlister Books in Order

The Noble series begins with a historical romance full of titles, complications, and a heroine who refuses to stay decorative. It is lively rather than stuffy, with plenty of banter alongside the yearning.

Joy Randall goes to the Czech Republic as a skeptic and walks straight into the world of Dark Ones. A serial killer, rune stones, and the maddeningly attractive Raphael St. John make disbelief impossible to maintain.

A breezy romance novella with travel flavor, comic misunderstanding, and a spark that refuses to stay small. It is a nice short stop for readers who enjoy MacAlister's lighter contemporary side.

An American heroine collides with English manners, romantic confusion, and more cultural mismatch than she expected. It is a light, chatty romcom that enjoys putting dignity under pressure.

Set against a Scottish backdrop, this romance serves up culture clash, comic attraction, and the kind of vacation trouble that turns out to be life-changing. It is warm, flirty, and easy to race through.

This Noble romance returns to MacAlister's historical lane for more titles, tangles, and hard-won affection. The setting is refined, but the feelings and misunderstandings are wonderfully messy.

Emily's trip abroad turns into a full-blown teen disaster of culture shock, embarrassment, and romantic confusion. It is funny, quick, and very good at capturing how huge every mistake feels at that age.

This YA romp mixes travel, crushes, and myth-flavored chaos into a fast, funny adventure. It is light on gloom and heavy on the kind of social disaster that feels huge when you are young.

A woman trying to make a fresh start in London finds odd neighbors, romantic confusion, and more emotional chaos than any sensible diary should have to hold. It is funny, breezy, and sharply observed.

Emily is back for more social chaos, romantic confusion, and sharp teen comedy. MacAlister keeps the voice breezy while letting every new misunderstanding feel like the end of the world.

Emily's travel misadventures continue in Scotland, where crushes, confusion, and public embarrassment keep arriving on schedule. The humor stays light and the pace never lingers long.

France does not make Emily's life calmer, only more complicated. This YA outing piles on travel chaos, awkward feelings, and the sort of disasters that are mortifying in the moment and hilarious on the page.

Courier Aisling Grey arrives in Paris with a valuable artifact and stumbles into murder, dragons, and demon-wrangling instead. Drake Vireo is trouble from the start, and Jim the demon only makes things louder.

A woman finds herself swept into a swashbuckling world that feels suspiciously like a game, complete with a dangerous pirate hero. It is one of MacAlister's most playful high-concept romantic comedies.

In Budapest, Aisling is trying to train as a Guardian and keep her demon dog under control. Drake's reappearance and a string of dead mentors make that plan much harder than expected.

This YA vampire romance taps into GothFaire atmosphere, first-love nerves, and the thrill of discovering that the spooky stuff may not be pretend after all. It is playful rather than dark.

A modern romantic comedy full of travel trouble, crossed expectations, and a hero who is much more distracting than helpful. MacAlister keeps the pace fast and the embarrassment level pleasingly high.

The Emily series keeps rolling with more crushes, awkward moments, and the exhausting work of surviving adolescence with your dignity only partly intact. It is bright, quick, and knowingly funny.

Ghost summoner Allegra Telford heads to London desperate to prove herself and ends up bound to Christian Dante, a Dark One who has already invaded her dreams. Demons, ghosts, and desire complicate everything.

Nell Harris gets pulled into a tangle of lies, demons, and vampire trouble when Adrian Tomas enters her life. It is an early Dark Ones romance with quick banter and a steadily escalating supernatural mess.

This Dark Ones novella packs vampire romance and undead trouble into a shorter adventure. It is a brisk side trip through MacAlister's paranormal world, with danger, attraction, and a touch of comic chaos.

This YA vampire sequel keeps the GothFaire flavor and adds more teen awkwardness, danger, and supernatural confusion. It is a quick, fun follow-up for readers who liked the younger side of MacAlister's vampire world.

Paen Scott has five days to find a relic and save his mother's soul. Half-elf Samantha Cosse may be the only person who can help, if they can survive demons, destiny, and each other first.

Aisling is still officially Drake's mate, still in danger, and still surrounded by magical politics she did not ask for. Assassination attempts and dragon tensions make staying alive a full-time occupation.

This historical collection pairs Noble stories full of tangled courtship, social pressure, and MacAlister's trademark banter. It is a good pick for readers who want the lighter side of her historical work.

This playful paranormal collection leans into myth, romance, and MacAlister's taste for supernatural trouble with a wink. It works well as a light, witty stop inside her larger Otherworld.

Aisling is supposed to be getting married, but dragon war, Otherworld politics, and Drake's sudden disappearance have other ideas. It is a wedding-day disaster on the largest possible supernatural scale.

Physicist Portia Harding believes in logic until a strange gift leaves her with weather powers and supernatural enemies. Theondre North needs her help, but loving him may put far more than their hearts at risk.

Shadow walker May Northcott is hiding from the law, dodging a demon lord, and trying not to fall for Gabriel Tauhou, leader of the silver dragons. Then she is ordered to steal something his people cannot lose.

May's heart belongs to Gabriel, but being trapped in Abaddon with a demon lord trying to court her makes everything much worse. Freedom may depend on a bargain she really does not want to make.

Pia Thomason joins a singles tour through Europe hoping for a normal life and finds exactly the opposite in Iceland. Two dangerous men, vampire politics, and one catastrophic turn push her into the Otherworld for good.

Pia returns to Seattle determined to forget the vampires who turned her life inside out. That plan collapses when Alec goes missing and both she and Kristoff are hunted for crimes they did not commit.

May Northcott is already dealing with an ex-demon lord who refuses to leave her alone when a nearly dead man appears on her doorstep. Gabriel has to fight threats both magical and personal to keep her safe.

This paranormal romance anthology serves up supernatural love with a darker, campier twist. It is a quick sampler for readers who like their holiday romance with monsters, mayhem, and a grin.

This anthology gathers cat-themed paranormal romances, including Katie MacAlister's contribution to her vampire world. It is a light, playful collection built for readers who like supernatural sparks with a mischievous edge.

Francesca arrives at GothFaire to deal with a disaster involving Loki, only to run into her immortal ex, Benedikt. Missing family, Viking ghosts, and old feelings make things far worse before they get better.

Tully Sullivan thinks she is an ordinary suburban mom until she wakes in a dragon world and learns she is really Ysolde de Bouchier. Baltic may be the only one she wants to trust, which is terrible timing.

Computer tech Jack Fletcher is knocked into a steampunk world of airships and secrets, where Captain Octavia Pye is not thrilled to find him aboard. The fish-out-of-water romance takes off quickly from there.

This short historical leans into suffrage-era energy, social pressure, and romantic complication. It is a compact taste of MacAlister's lighter approach to period settings and determined heroines.

Modern Greece, an impossible family, and one very inconvenient attraction drive this romantic comedy. It is sunny, sharp, and full of the kind of emotional chaos MacAlister handles with a light touch.

Corazon Ferreira is already nursing a broken heart when she learns she was once bound to a vampire in a past life. Alec becomes the least convenient possible man to trust when old danger closes in.

Ysolde is still learning what it means to be bound to Baltic while trying to free an ally, clear his name, and survive a web of dragon politics. It is romance under pressure with a larger magical game behind it.

This Dark Ones novella throws Jacintha Ferreira into fresh vampire trouble with MacAlister's usual blend of flirtation and supernatural chaos. It is short, lively, and best enjoyed by readers who like her funnier paranormal romances.

Iolanthe Tennyson heads to Austria for a fresh start and winds up thrown into the eighteenth century. There she meets Nikola Czerny, a Dark One whose past and future may both depend on her.

This short Dark Ones story offers a quick hit of undead glamour, romantic mess, and MacAlister's usual comic bite. It works best as a fun bonus for readers already enjoying her vampire world.

Ysolde is running out of time to right old wrongs while Baltic remains at odds with almost everyone around him. Hostages, ancient demands, and dragon rage push the Light Dragons story toward a fierce climax.

The Time Thief story continues with more magical interference, romantic tension, and the problem of who gets to control time itself. It keeps the caper energy while raising the personal and supernatural stakes.

This short Time Thief side story returns to the series' playful take on time trouble. It is a quick extra for readers who want one more twist on the same romantic, high-concept world.

Time becomes something that can be stolen, traded, and weaponized in this fast-moving romantic fantasy. MacAlister mixes a clever premise with danger, chemistry, and just enough temporal confusion to keep things lively.

This later Noble romance blends historical secrets, emotional misdirection, and a couple who have more to untangle than either expected. It keeps the series' light touch while still giving the stakes room to matter.

This Matchmaker in Wonderland romance keeps the family comedy and travel energy rolling, with attraction, confusion, and social disaster arriving in quick succession. It is warm, funny, and pleasantly chaotic.

Aoife Dakar witnesses a supernatural murder at a fair in Sweden and goes back looking for proof. Instead she finds Kostya, a dragon shifter, and a curse-driven conflict much bigger than one dead body.

Constantine expects a mission, not a woman, when he breaks into a demon's dungeon to steal an ancient artifact. Bee becomes impossible to ignore just as dragonkind's curse starts demanding a terrible price.

Alice Wood heads off on the honeymoon she was supposed to take with someone else and winds up trapped near Elliott Ainslie, a British aristocrat with plenty of his own problems. Their bad timing is excellent fun.

This omnibus gathers Got Fangs? and Circus of the Darned, making it an easy way to read MacAlister's younger vampire stories together. Expect GothFaire vibes, teen chaos, and supernatural crushes.

This Matchmaker in Wonderland romance mixes travel mishaps, mistaken expectations, and a couple who have a hard time pretending indifference. The result is breezy, comic, and easy to race through.

Another couple steps into the cursed dragon world as clan politics, magic, and dangerous attraction keep tightening around them. The wider dragon conflict keeps building, and nobody gets out of it untouched.

The First Dragon has all the power in the world and none of the warmth he actually wants. Charity Doe may be the one woman who can reach him, if loving him does not cost them everything.

Exorcist Karma Marx agrees to clear one last haunted house for her cheating husband and winds up trapped inside with living and dead suspects alike. Then a murder turns it into a supernatural locked-room mystery.

This companion volume offers an illustrated look at MacAlister's wider Otherworld, making it a fun extra for readers who enjoy the dragons, demons, vampires, and shared mythology behind the novels.

Jim, better known formally as Effrijim, takes center stage in this funny side adventure. It is short, chaotic, and a good reminder that MacAlister's demon dog is often the most entertaining problem in the room.

Another Matchmaker in Wonderland outing delivers family chaos, romantic misdirection, and the sort of travel-bound comedy MacAlister does so well. It is light, affectionate, and happily exasperating.

The Revelation Dark Ones arc opens with a new vampire romance tangled up in old wounds, dangerous secrets, and bigger trouble in the Otherworld. It is a brisk return to MacAlister's mix of humor, passion, and paranormal chaos.

This Papaioannou romance serves up modern Greek family drama, comic frustration, and the kind of attraction that keeps breaking through everyone's better judgment. Expect sparks, pride, and plenty of meddling.

Allegria, Hallow, and Deo are meant to play their parts in a prophecy that should bring peace. Instead invasion and chaos tear the world open, forcing all three onto a much harder path.

The Dragon Hunter series begins with a fresh plunge into MacAlister's dragon world, where danger, old magic, and intense attraction arrive together. It opens the door to a later generation of dragon trouble.

A contemporary romantic comedy about a woman whose life goes gloriously off course, with travel confusion, awkward timing, and unexpected feelings making everything messier. It is a grown-up reworking of an earlier story.

This paranormal romance volume pairs Katie MacAlister's dragon story with another shifter tale, making it a solid sampler for readers who want magic, danger, and fated attraction in one package.

The war between the Fireborn and Starborn deepens as the prophecy continues to crack under pressure. Alliances shift, danger grows, and the series' young heroes are forced to make harder choices.

This Dark Ones collection bundles shorter vampire pieces, including Unleashed and Bring Out Your Dead, into one volume. It is a handy grab bag for readers who want more of MacAlister's undead side stories.

This Greek-set romantic comedy leans into family chaos, clashing personalities, and feelings nobody is handling gracefully. Cousins, meddling relatives, and attraction all make a perfectly ordinary plan impossible.

MacAlister returns to her steampunk world for another round of schemes, theft, and romantic trouble. Airships, secrets, and sharp-tongued chemistry keep this follow-up moving at a brisk clip.

The Born Prophecy story drives toward its finish as war, prophecy, and divided loyalties tighten around Allegria, Hallow, and Deo. It is the darkest and most urgent stop in the trilogy.

When a demon lord plans a curse against all dragonkind, Aisling, Drake, and the rest of the weyr have to act fast. What follows is an ensemble dragon crisis with real loss and very high stakes.

Keeley Moore has spent more than a century trying to forget the woman who left him at the altar. When Jenna returns with missing memories and a deadly supernatural crisis at her heels, old love and fresh danger collide fast.

Bastian Blu is already overloaded as wyvern of the blue dragons when new powers and new enemies arrive together. Ancient duties, dangerous attraction, and dragon politics turn his life into a full-scale magical crisis.

This later Papaioannou romcom returns to modern Greece for more family meddling, romantic chaos, and exasperating chemistry. It is breezy, sharp, and full of people whose emotional plans never stay on script.

Tarot reader Minerva is stranded, hunted, and out of options when she finds a near-dead vampire who should have stayed in her past. Ivo Zeman sees one last chance at love, if fate will stop interfering.

Set against the suffrage movement, this historical romance follows a sharp heroine through protest, danger, and social pressure in Edwardian England. Politics and private feeling collide from the very first pages.

This darker paranormal outing leans into blood ties, old loyalties, and dangerous attraction. It is a compact return to the moodier edge of MacAlister's supernatural fiction.

Karma Marx returns for another paranormal mystery, with fresh supernatural complications and the same practical, sharp-edged approach to the dead and the difficult living. It is spooky, funny, and nicely propulsive.

The Dragon Hunter world gets a holiday twist in this shorter adventure, with seasonal chaos layered over ongoing dragon danger. It is a fun bridge for readers already invested in the wider series.

Finch Dante comes to Ravenfall hoping for quiet and finds Tatiana Romanoff, haunted dolls, and a dead body instead. Their romance and the town's growing supernatural mystery lock together almost immediately.

This Otherworld adventure revisits Drake Vireo's past and the early days of Aisling Grey's arrival in his life. It is a rewarding companion piece for readers who already love the original dragon books.

Effrijim, famous in Newfoundland form as Jim, finally gets a story that digs into his origins. Presented through diary excerpts, it is funny, revealing, and a treat for longtime Aisling Grey fans.

Jim's parentage takes center stage in a big Otherworld adventure about Desi, Parisi, old love, and an apocalypse-level threat. It blends backstory, crossover chaos, and real stakes surprisingly well.

This festive Ravenfall novella picks up the wider vampire and dragon trouble during the holidays. Familiar faces, dangerous enemies, and seasonal chaos make it more than a simple Christmas detour.

A later Dragon Hunter adventure brings fresh attraction, old dragon trouble, and escalating danger from the wider Otherworld. It is built for readers who enjoy MacAlister's connected dragon universe at full volume.