Laura Kaye Books in Order

A vampire who has spent too long surviving on scraps sees a chance at freedom and maybe redemption. Laura Kaye pairs paranormal danger with a romance about healing, hunger, and choosing a different life.

A power failure traps Makenna James in a pitch-black elevator with scarred, tattooed Caden Grayson. What starts as fear turns into one of Laura Kaye's most intimate and memorable romances.

This early standalone is a short, steamy contemporary romance about attraction that has been held back too long. Laura Kaye keeps the focus tight on emotional honesty, sexual tension, and finally saying what you really want.

Widow Megan Snow builds a snow family in the mountains and accidentally brings a snow god to life. Owen Winters offers comfort, desire, and a second chance at love, but he may not be able to stay.

Alyssa Scott has loved her brother's best friend for years, but former soldier Marco Vieri keeps her at arm's length. Their off-limits attraction collides with old wounds and the challenge of starting over.

When Shayla becomes one of the human women chosen to serve the vampire king Kael, duty turns unexpectedly personal. This opener builds Laura Kaye's dark world of ancient rulers, blood bonds, and mates.

Brady Scott wants one no-strings night with Joss Daniels, not a future. But next-door proximity, old trauma, and an unexpected pregnancy force both of them to face what they are really afraid of.

American student Kate Bordessa tries to outrun a fate she never wanted and instead finds wounded vampire king Nikolai in Moscow. Saving him pulls her into a dangerous war and an even more dangerous attraction.

Fresh from loss, Marcella Raines survives a storm only because Zephyros, god of the west wind, pulls her from the sea. Trust comes slowly as danger from his immortal world follows them both.

Becca Merritt turns to tattooed ex-Special Forces soldier Nick Rixey when her brother disappears. Their search drags them into a violent conspiracy, and their attraction becomes impossible to ignore.

Chrysander, god of the south wind and summer, crashes into Laney Summerlyn's world while chasing a brutal family conflict. Their romance blends compassion, elemental magic, and painful choices about duty and love.

Henrik Magnusson is dying when photographer Kaira Sorenson stumbles into his world and may be the only one who can save him. Captive-and-king tension gives this novella a sharp, sensual edge.

Kady and Colton have years of teasing, one unfinished night, and a whole lot of unresolved chemistry between them. When a storm traps these tech rivals together, resisting each other stops being an option.

Annalise Fallston's paintings begin showing a dangerous future, and the man at the center of them is Devlin Eston. Their romance drives the final clash in Laura Kaye's wind-god paranormal series.

Shane Maxton does not do gentle, but Crystal Dean is fighting her own ghosts and refuses to be handled. Their chemistry burns hot even as a kidnapping and a larger criminal plot pull them into deeper danger.

Derek DiMarzio goes undercover to get answers, then meets Emilie Garza, a woman torn between family loyalty and hard truth. As the Hard Ink mission escalates, attraction and trust become risky business.

After a brutal rescue, Jenna Dean is frightened and hurting, and Easy becomes the one person who makes her feel safe. Their quiet, intimate bond gives this suspense series one of its most tender turns.

With Hard Ink and the Raven Riders pulled into the same danger, this crossover is equal parts action and chemistry. The romance lands between two people who understand loyalty, risk, and what it takes to trust again.

Fresh from captivity, Charlie Merritt is running on rage and survival. An unexpected connection forces him to decide whether revenge will define him, or whether he can still build something better.

As Hard Ink gets closer to the truth, one wounded veteran is forced to confront the past he would rather outrun. The woman at his side makes letting go of anger, and reaching for love, the real challenge.

Written with Stephanie Dray, this historical novel follows Martha "Patsy" Jefferson Randolph as she protects her father, Thomas Jefferson, and pays the price of living beside power. It is sweeping, intimate, and built from real history.

Marine veteran Kenna Sloane returns to Blasphemy knowing submission still makes her feel strong, not weak. The only Dom she wants is Griffin Hudson, the man who once broke her heart.

This short follow-up revisits Makenna and Caden after the main duet, offering a warm extra glimpse of their life together. It is more epilogue than full novel, but fans will be glad to have it.

The Hard Ink crew is finally closing in on the people who destroyed them, but survival is only half the battle. This finale brings the whole found family together for one last push toward justice, healing, and happily-ever-afters.

Detective Kyler Vance is already under pressure when he meets Mia Breslin at Baltimore's exclusive club, Blasphemy. Their forbidden attraction gets even messier when he learns exactly who her father is.

A companion coloring book for Laura Kaye readers, filled with tattoo-inspired art, romantic motifs, and designs drawn from her fictional worlds. It is a fun extra for fans who want something a little different.

After meeting in darkness, Makenna and Caden have to build a real life together in daylight. Family pressure, old grief, and fear of loss test whether their instant connection can last.

Haven is running from a controlling past when the Raven Riders give her shelter and Dare Kenyon gives her something riskier, hope. Their slow-burn romance unfolds inside a club built on loyalty and protection.

When Wolf Henrikson rescues Olivia from a terrible date, one night of chemistry reveals a shared interest in exhibitionism. What begins as heat quickly becomes a chance for both of them to stop hiding what they want.

Cassia Locke wants to face the fear that has ruled her since a caving accident, and Quinton Ross is the Dom she trusts to help. Their lessons in sensory deprivation become something far more intimate.

Maverick Rylan never expected a battered woman and her daughter to land in Raven Riders territory, or under his skin. Protecting them becomes personal in a romance built on patience, safety, and hard-earned trust.

A Raven Riders brother who lives hard finds himself protecting a woman who changes the way he sees home. Club danger and emotional baggage keep the stakes high all the way through.

Best friends Jonathan and Cruz have long imagined finding one woman to share their lives and desires. Hartley Farren never planned on either man, let alone both, but the connection is harder to walk away from.

Marine veteran Noah Cortez comes home carrying secrets he cannot share, especially with Kristina Moore, the friend he has always wanted. Warrior Fight Club helps him face the past while their long-simmering attraction finally boils over.

Private investigator Billy Parrish agrees to help a friend and ends up living with Shayna Curtis, the one woman he should not want. Roommate tension, old scars, and fierce protectiveness make this one hit hard.

Jamie Fielding finally stops pretending he wants a conventional relationship and walks into Blasphemy searching for the truth about himself. What he finds with Master Alex is scorching, risky, and life-changing.

This Raven Riders novella returns to the club for another fast, emotional romance shaped by loyalty and second chances. Shorter than the main novels, it still delivers the series mix of danger, heat, and fierce devotion.

After a one-night stand turns into a workplace complication, diver Tara Hunter and Jesse Anderson try to keep things professional. Warrior Fight Club gives them both a place to heal, but staying distant gets harder by the day.

Firefighter Sean Riddick and ER nurse Dani England already know their chemistry is trouble. When an accident forces them back into close quarters, old grief and new desire catch fire fast.

Former boxer Leo Vargas finally meets a woman who shares his taste for primal play. But once their game turns real, Leo and Sofia must decide whether to keep hiding or claim each other openly.

Blasphemy founder Hale O'Keeffe is unraveling when domination stops feeling right. With switch Alina Lane, one daring experiment becomes a deeper reckoning over desire, trust, and what he truly needs.