Knightsbridge Canyon Books in Order

Knightsbridge Canyon is a paranormal series set in a hometown where old memories, old relationships, and very old supernatural problems are difficult to leave behind. Written by David and Drew VanDyke, it follows Ashlee Scott, a travel writer and werewolf who returns home after being shot.

Home is complicated for Ashlee.

Knightsbridge is full of familiar faces, including Ashlee's identical twin sister Amber, old friends, former loves, and people who know more about her past than she would like. Returning to recover should be simple. Instead, the full moon, family friction, and dangerous new trouble make the town feel less like a refuge and more like the center of a storm.

The opening story appears as SwitchBack and MoonRise. It introduces Ashlee's return and the basic mix of the series: werewolves, ghosts, vampires, witches, romance, and an extended family that can be both comforting and exasperating. The books have a new-adult urban-fantasy feel, with personal relationships carrying as much weight as the supernatural threats.

Nothing stays settled for long.

In MoonFall, Ashlee is pulled between competing loyalties while a strange offer forces her to think about what kind of future she wants. BloodMoon brings further strain to her relationship with Will, while Amber's growing magical abilities and unfamiliar visitors create another round of danger for the people close to them.

The setting matters because Knightsbridge is not a generic monster-filled town. Ashlee has history there. She has family obligations, emotional baggage, and memories tied to its streets and people. That gives the series a more personal stake than a simple monster-of-the-week setup. When something threatens the town, it also threatens the fragile life Ashlee is trying to rebuild.

Expect a mix of paranormal romance, family drama, humor, and urban-fantasy action. The books are interested in pack loyalty and chosen family, but they leave plenty of room for ghosts, hunters, vampires, and complicated exes to make life difficult.

Start with SwitchBack or MoonRise, then continue with MoonFall and BloodMoon. The story works best in order because Ashlee's relationships and the family magic develop across the series.