Lauren Dawes Books in Order

Rhett is chosen to guard Indigo, the last Half Blood, a young woman whose survival matters to more than one warring faction. Vampire assassins, pack politics, and a dangerous bond turn protection into something far messier.

Sabel, the Helheim pack's feared captain of the guard, lives by control and reputation. A new female werewolf upends both, forcing him to choose between the ruthless image he built and the bond he cannot ignore.

Detective Vaile Wolfe hopes a new case will distract him from trouble inside the pack, until he is paired with human officer Larissa Grey. Hunting a vampire killer gets complicated fast when his wolf decides she is his mate.

Korvain, one of the last full-blooded dark elves, is sent to kill Bryn, a legendary Valkyrie hiding out in Boston. Old Norse grudges, dangerous attraction, and Loki's revenge plans pull everyone toward bloodshed.

Newly bitten werewolf Alex D'Angelo is trapped in a world he never asked to join and desperate to get back to Saskia. But pack rules, old loyalties, and a love already under strain stand squarely in the way.

Taer is consumed by grief and wants vengeance for her brother's death. As she turns to a dangerous ally for help, other wounded immortals are also trying to survive loss in a world shaped by old gods and older feuds.

Rhys spends every day trying to keep the beast inside him under control. When a disappearance forces him into a risky alliance, buried truths and Odin's collapsing power push the trilogy toward a brutal ending.

Casey wants to prove she can be an enforcer, not just an alpha's sheltered daughter. Then an accident and a terrifying phone call force her into choices that test both her nerve and her loyalty.

Hunter is still grieving his mate while trying to lead the Alfheim pack and raise his young daughter. When surgeon Ava is thrown into werewolf territory, neither of them is ready for the pull between duty and desire.

Christmas turns deadly when a vengeful fae assassin marks Cat for payback. With fae queens circling, strange supernatural visitors arriving, and Sawyer impossible to ignore, Cat's holiday becomes one long sprint through chaos.

Cat stumbles onto an underground fight club where supernaturals are treated like property. When separate murders start to connect, she faces vigilante shifters, shadow creatures, and a case that keeps getting uglier.

Rookie cop Cat McKenzie is shoved into the Paranormal Investigative Group after a disastrous first day on the job. Paired with a cocky supernatural partner, she hunts rampaging baby vampires while trying not to get herself killed.

Cat has barely settled into paranormal policing when a witch is murdered in her building and a fae assassin drags her into a second case. A power-hungry killer is stealing magic, and Cat and Sawyer have no room to breathe.

A body in the woods points Cat and the Paranormal Investigative Group toward a murderous wolf. As the victim count rises, she must untangle pack trouble, new team tensions, and her deepening connection to Sawyer.

Years after her abduction, Casey wants freedom, not more coddling from the people around her. Her new bodyguard, Maddox, looks like one more problem, until their constant friction starts turning into something harder to resist.

As captain of the guard for the Alfheim pack, Dylan is used to watching everyone else. His novella gives him a personal stake at last, mixing pack duty, protective instincts, and a romance that refuses to stay convenient.

Oliver has carried guilt for years, and it shapes every choice he makes. This novella drops him into a more intimate story where old wounds, loyalty, and unexpected connection matter just as much as claws and rank.

Riley expects a quieter holiday, but life in the wolf-pack world never stays simple for long. This novella turns a smaller-scale setup into a quick hit of romance, family pressure, and sudden danger.

Rhys is barely holding back the beast living under his skin when a missing ally pushes him over the edge. As Odin's grip slips, old debts, fresh bargains, and raw violence drive the trilogy to its finish.

Haunted by loss, Taer wants only one thing, payback. To get it, she turns to a seductive rogue who may be as dangerous to her heart as the enemies stalking the gods' shattered world.

Dark elf assassin Korvain is ordered to kill Bryn, a Valkyrie who now runs a nightclub in Boston. Their attraction collides with old betrayals, Loki's schemes, and a city full of gods who never really stopped fighting.

Sabel's icy self-control has made him feared inside the Helheim pack. Then an unexpected female werewolf lands on his territory and awakens feelings that could wreck his hard-won reputation.

Alex D'Angelo never asked to be bitten, claimed by a pack, or torn away from the woman he loves. Returning to Saskia means surviving a new wolf life, pack politics, and a future neither of them can control.

Indigo's survival could change the future of the werewolf species, which makes her a target from every side. Guarded by Rhett and hunted by vampires, she is dragged into a war she can no longer outrun.

Andrea has escaped a brutal past and wants nothing more than space to rebuild herself. Brax sees the hurt she hides, and their connection offers healing, if she can risk trusting anyone again.

Drake, leader of the Revenant, is sent to investigate kidnappings in the jaguar shifter world and protect Neve, the Leo's headstrong daughter. As they dig deeper, politics, betrayal, and a powerful mate bond start closing in.

Detective Vaile Wolfe takes a case marked by vampire violence and gets saddled with human cop Larissa Grey as his partner. Solving the murders is hard enough. Fighting the pull of a mate bond is worse.