Lidiya Foxglove Books in Order

With her family nearly ruined, a curious young woman accepts the Goblin King's scandalous bargain. In his caverns she finds a curse, a kingdom in trouble, and a monster far easier to love than she expected.

Rapunzel has spent her life in a tower until a horned darkling prince climbs up instead of her witch captor. Their escape costs him dearly, and she must trade innocence for freedom, love, and a cure.

Lost in the woods, Gretel finds a faery cottage and a cursed Magus who makes enchanted sweets for the Wicked Revels. She refuses to leave until she learns his true name, his curse, and whether desire can become love.

A proud princess rejects every noble suitor and is punished with marriage to the next man through the door. Her rough new husband seems like a peasant, but the forest, the wolves, and his secrets say otherwise.

A half-goblin Cinderella wants one unforgettable dance before she leaves her cruel home for good. A goblin godmother's spell and a dangerously alluring prince turn one night into magic, revenge, and a real chance at happiness.

A thieving mermaid wakes on land with no memories, human legs, and a prince who may have saved her or stolen her. The beautiful Palace of Waterfalls hides answers that could cost her both love and freedom.

Princess Evaline escapes her rigid home through midnight revels in the faery realm, where dance feels like freedom. A wounded veteran competing for her hand turns the game into something far more dangerous and real.

Dakota accidentally binds herself to demons with a reckless spell and nearly falls into the hands of something worse. The dragon-shifting men who rescue her are protective, dangerous, and not in any hurry to let her go.

Phoebe learns she is the fated priestess meant to close the monster gate and save a crumbling world. To survive, she must find her four guardians before the empire or the monsters reach her first.

With her guardians gathered, Phoebe starts uncovering the buried truth about the priestess, the gate, and the people controlling her fate. The more she learns, the harder it gets to tell friend from enemy.

Phoebe and her guardians race toward the dragon world and a final confrontation with the Black Army. Secrets pay off fast in a finale built on loyalty, magic, and the cost of changing an entire kingdom.

After the king's death, Rose is drawn deeper into palace politics, shifting loyalties, and the dangerous intimacy of court life. Every mirror seems to reflect a different version of the trap around her.

Cursed princess Marie Rose accepts marriage to a secretive faery prince and enters the dazzling Sun Palace. Protection there comes with constant surveillance, exquisite temptation, and the sense that surrender may cost her too much.

Fersa is finally living with her human father, but she is no proper lady, she is a wolf. When her tutor proves to be wolvenfolk too, family duty, hunting, and instinct collide in the deep woods.

Edie books an island getaway to escape screens and online noise, then discovers she is the only guest of three bonded demons cursed to stay there. A magical summer fling quickly turns into a choice between ordinary life and a very different future.

Daisy thinks she is choosing one faery husband and a new life, then lands in a finishing school where three fae may claim her instead. Court games, sharp humor, and dangerous magic make every lesson matter.

Daisy's three suitors are no simpler now that feelings are real and the faery realm is in trouble. Demons, court politics, and one war hero's dark secrets threaten the future she thought she was finally choosing.

Revolution reaches the palace just as the witch's sleeping curse closes in again. Rose must decide what she will sacrifice to save the men she loves and refuse the ending written for her.

Charlotte learns she is a witch and gets shipped off to an all-male warlock college full of antique rules. A fox familiar, an incubus roommate, and a vampire ally make fitting in wonderfully impossible.

This shorter stop in the witch-and-warlock world lingers on Charlotte's unruly magical circle and the trouble around it. It adds more texture to the series' mix of attraction, loyalty, and supernatural chaos.

Charlotte's world grows darker as magic itself comes under threat and the people she loves are pushed hard. Romance, college politics, and necromancy all deepen at the same time.

While recovering from magical illness, the heroine is ordered to judge a fallen warlock and the demon who helped upend her life. Between faery justice and Bevan's risky hunger for power, love gets very complicated.

The final book brings Charlotte and her warlocks to the breaking point with councils, curses, and the future of magic on the line. It is the full payoff for the series' school drama and romantic chaos.

Charlotte may have lost her powers and her place at Merlin College, but she has not lost her nerve. Rival schools, vampires, necromancy, and a very messy summer keep the magic world from getting any calmer.

House-flipper witch Helena buys a cursed mansion and gets more than bad carpet and cracked floors. Wolf-shifter contractors, a flirty incubus ghost, and dangerous magical artifacts turn the remodel into a full supernatural disaster.

Daisy has three faery mates, a looming magical crisis, and a wildly inconvenient pregnancy moving at spell speed. The finale balances family, faery danger, and Daisy's talent for turning chaos into something worth keeping.

Alissa has escaped the cult, but not the emptiness left by stolen memories and unfinished love. To end Father Joshua's hold for good, she must return to the vampires and the life that still calls her back.

As Alissa learns more about her past lives and the bond tying her to the vampire clan, old enemies keep closing in. Love starts to feel less like escape and more like the heart of a much older war.

The final flip sends Helena to a glamorous California home with the last map piece and Byron's missing body. Reuniting the magical realms could save her found family, or tear the whole thing apart.

A small modern life gets derailed by supernatural trouble, and suddenly one woman is stuck between a bat shifter, a demon, and a very bad idea. The first book opens a messy, funny, high-stakes paranormal tangle.

Alissa escapes a brutal holy order and lands in the hands of four vampires who say they have loved her through every lifetime. Their devotion is overwhelming, their enemies are close, and trusting them may be the biggest risk of all.

The final book brings Himika face to face with war, old magic, and the full truth behind her destiny. A princess taught she was fragile must decide what kind of queen she is willing to become.

Himika's body was broken by the Dragon's Tear, and prophecy says only the Dragon King can save her. Marriage drops her into a glittering court where fate, politics, and her heart all point in different directions.

The prophecy around Himika was never as simple as anyone claimed, and the dragon kingdom is paying the price. Hidden bloodlines, rival claims, and growing danger push her court and her heart into open conflict.

Helena's next haunted renovation takes her to Louisiana, where another old house hides a key piece of a magical mystery. Rival witches, werewolves, and artifacts keep the project lively in all the wrong ways.

Frankie is pulled deeper into shifter politics, smuggling, and the ugly systems built to control her kind. Power offers protection, but it also paints a bright target on everyone she is starting to love.

The Black Queen can only avoid the throne for so long. Leadership, loyalty, and the fight for shifter freedom finally come due in a book that turns survival into open rule.

Frankie is a cat shifter who wants to stay unnoticed, not fulfill a prophecy. When the witness to her buried power returns, the future Black Queen is forced out of hiding and into a much larger fight.

After a strange illness, a young artist wakes promised to the mysterious Torvald Madsen and marked with living magic. His northern keep is full of whispers, locked spaces, and secrets that may destroy or free them both.

A girl who followed Peter to Never Land becomes a mermaid and falls into Captain Hook's hands instead. Their bargain opens the door to the island's deeper curse and a surprisingly tender kind of rebellion.

The trilogy heads to Florida with demons, shifters, and too many unresolved feelings packed into the same problem. The result is part road trip, part magical escalation, and part found family under pressure.

A very tall village girl climbs a magic beanstalk hoping to lure down the last giant for a reward. Instead she ends up trapped in his hidden home, where loneliness, danger, and attraction all grow wild together.

A miller's daughter who longs to learn magic ends up trapped by a king after a lie about spinning straw into gold. Her only hope is a wild goblin sorcerer whose bargain could cost far more than she expects.

Velsa has been raised to believe she is a magical object, not a person, until sorcerer Grau sees something very different. Their unlikely bond deepens as war stirs on the border and Velsa's hidden power begins to wake.

Velsa and Grau have won a little freedom, but marriage does not erase the laws and lies built around her life. As danger gathers, they must decide how much they are willing to risk for a future where she is truly his equal.

The focus shifts to Mina, the White Queen, whose path to power looks very different from Frankie's. Her dangerous connection to Viktor Castella widens the prophecy and the world around it.

The White and Black Queens finally converge, and so do all the people tied to them. It is the payoff book for the prophecy, the romances, and the alliances holding the shifter world together.

The final book pushes Velsa and Grau into the full cost of love, war, and power. What began as a forbidden bond becomes a fight over who gets to count as human, and who gets to decide the future.

A disappointed princess is married off to a brutal northern king who is a bear by day and a man by night. Breaking his curse means surviving troll politics, old grudges, and her own changing heart.

Belina, born tiny from a witch's spell, leaves home to find where she belongs and ends up rescued by a raven who becomes a man. Their journey through a dangerous little-people world asks what freedom and home really mean.

Atorra was raised to be sold as a beautiful toy, then married instead to a dragon king who believes she holds ancient queenly magic. In a hostile court, power becomes her only real way to survive.

Blind heir Alfred Bravider and sheltered village girl Livonya collide over old curses, family expectations, and the business of magic. The story is cozy-adjacent, with romance, misfits, and found-family ambition sharing the spotlight.

Bookish Una dreams of a properly gothic hero, then has to go looking for the cheerful missing soldier she cannot forget. The rescue turns into a cozy-goth romance about friendship, survival, and choosing the real man over the fantasy.