Kiss Trilogy Books in Order
Part ofDebbie Viguie Books in OrderSee the Kiss Trilogy by Debbie Viguie in order, with short summaries, series background, and help finding the right place to start.
Last updated: June 8, 2026
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Publication Order
4 books
Kiss of Night
by Debbie Viguie
2011
Raphael, once a violent Crusader and now a cursed vampire, hunts the rival who stole a powerful relic. With Susan and David drawn into his world, the fight becomes a battle over faith as much as survival.
Kiss of Death
by Debbie Viguie
2012
Raphael must work with his enigmatic sire Gabriel to find a powerful weapon before Richelieu does. At the same time, Susan and Wendy dig through an old diary and discover how much the present depends on the past.
Kiss of Life
by Debbie Viguie
2013
In this prequel to the *Kiss Trilogy*, the Baron, a centuries-old vampire, agrees to rescue two kidnapped women during the Civil War. Old debts, violence, and honor all shape the mission.
Kiss of Revenge
by Debbie Viguie
2013
Susan and her friends prepare for a final confrontation with the vampire Richelieu, but the group is divided and Wendy has been kidnapped. To win, they need more than courage. They need to stop turning on each other.
Series background & context
The Kiss Trilogy asks a question Debbie Viguie clearly enjoys exploring: what happens when supernatural darkness crashes into questions of faith, guilt, and redemption? The answer starts with Raphael, a vampire and former Crusader whose past is steeped in violence and hypocrisy.
In Kiss of Night, Raphael is already cursed and already dangerous, but he is not the whole story. Human characters, especially Susan and David, are pulled into his world and have to decide what they believe, what they fear, and how far they are willing to go to fight evil. That mix keeps the series from feeling like standard vampire romance.
There is romance here, but it is wrapped inside a larger spiritual and moral struggle. Richelieu, relics, old diaries, family secrets, and centuries of unfinished conflict all feed into the plot. The result is a paranormal trilogy that cares as much about choice and conscience as it does about blood and action.
The prequel story Kiss of Life widens the mythology, while Kiss of Death and Kiss of Revenge deepen both the history and the stakes. Readers who enjoy vampire fiction with a more overt faith element usually find something interesting here.
If you want supernatural suspense with a strong redemption thread, start with Kiss of Night, or read Kiss of Life first if you prefer to begin with the prequel.
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