Katri Cardew Books in Order
Katri Cardew is a series of 5 books written by Katri Cardew.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Katri Cardew books in publication order
5 books
Not Really Mr. Smith
by Katri Cardew
2011
Former soldier James Geraghty is hired to protect Aden Barrington after a suspicious accident. Drawn into her unusual ways of understanding the world, he discovers an attachment that forces both of them to confront the damage carried from their pasts.
The Demon Prince
by Katri Cardew
2011
Demon prince Vryn Dhaigre has spent years arranging a marriage to the elf Zyre, only for her to flee before learning of it. His pursuit becomes entangled with vampire plots, imperial ambitions, and a woman determined to evade him.
The Elf
by Katri Cardew
2011
To escape an arranged marriage to a demon prince, the elf Zyre flees through the Reveal into the human world. Vampire bargains, raiders, and dangerous political plots soon entangle her, testing the magic she relies on to remain free.
The Vampire
by Katri Cardew
2011
Transformed into a vampire because she resembles a long-dead woman, Bethany Trent is drawn into a feud she never chose. Renamed Siah, she resists the obsessions surrounding her and seeks her own future among demons, elves, and ancient rivalries.
The Immaculate Adventures of One Florian Ribeni
by Katri Cardew
2012
Vampire Florian Ribeni prefers beauty, pleasure, and freedom from responsibility. But an unruly pixie, dangerous adversaries, and threats to other vampires draw him into a struggle across worlds, disrupting the elegant existence he has worked to preserve.
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