Linsey Hall Books in Order

Academic Diana Laughton is haunted by battle dreams until demons attack and reveal a past life she never knew she had. With guardian Cadan Trinovante, once tied to Boudica herself, she is pulled into a fight that spans centuries.

A rogue past and dangerous supernatural power make this one of the series' messier love stories. It pairs high-stakes paranormal adventure with a romance that has to survive hard truths.

Soul magic, old enemies, and fierce attraction drive this Mythean romance. It drops a new couple into a world of gods, danger, and secrets that refuse to stay buried.

Fate itself becomes the prize as another Mythean couple gets dragged into a battle touched by the underworld and the gods. The book keeps the series' mix of heat, danger, and mythic scale.

Fate refuses to stay neat in this paranormal romance, where old bonds and dangerous magic get another chance to collide. It is built around big attraction, mythology, and second chances.

Power, prophecy, and romance meet head-on as another Mythean couple gets pulled into supernatural danger. Expect gods, adventure, and a relationship that has to earn its ending.

Cass Clereaux hunts treasure and kills demons while hiding the dragon-soul magic that could get her killed. When shifter Aidan Merrick hires her to find a scroll that may expose her secret, hiding gets much harder.

Del's uneasy connection with the Warden of the Underworld only gets riskier as escaped evil and forbidden power stack up against her. The sequel keeps the hellish stakes high and the romance complicated.

With her power slipping and old questions about her missing memories resurfacing, Cass has to go looking for answers fast. Her enemies are getting closer, and this time hiding may not work.

This prequel novella introduces the FireSouls corner of Dragon's Gift, where hidden dragon-linked magic can be both a weapon and a death sentence. It is a quick first look at the world's danger, secrets, and adventure.

Cass's fight with the forces hunting FireSouls reaches a breaking point. To protect Magic's Bend and the people she loves, she has to embrace the truth about what she is.

Del Bellator wants a simple life hunting dangerous magic, but a supernatural disaster drops her into hell and into the orbit of the Warden of the Underworld. Winning her freedom means helping him catch an escaped demon before her own secret is exposed.

Cass wants nothing to do with the Alpha Council, but a kidnapped girl drags her into a job she cannot ignore. Saving the child means working with Aidan and risking the FireSoul secret that keeps her alive.

A dangerous hunt for magical power pushes Cass deeper into the mystery of her past and the enemies tracking her. The more she learns, the harder it becomes to stay hidden.

A witch caught in the pull of old destiny, dangerous magic, and powerful desire has to decide what kind of future she wants. It fits the Mythean Arcana mix of myth, romance, and high heat.

A magical academy adds new allies, new enemies, and very little safety for Bree. The second book keeps the series moving with training, trouble, and romance.

Nix's war with the forces gathering around magic becomes more personal and more brutal. It is the book where the series really starts aiming at the endgame.

Drakon is closing in on a plan to steal the world's magic and kill the last dragons to do it. Nix has one chance to stop him, even if it means racing through hell itself.

Nix Knight starts her series already hunted, dangerous, and hiding more than most people can survive. A powerful ally may help, but trusting anyone comes at a cost.

Del's secret becomes harder to protect as her work hunting dangerous magic pulls her deeper into supernatural trouble. The third book raises the stakes for both her freedom and her heart.

Del is pushed into riskier territory as rogue magic and old enemies make every move more dangerous. The series keeps its quick pace, demon trouble, and simmering romance.

Chasing the roots of her magic forces Nix to dig into older secrets than she expected. The answers she finds only make the larger conflict worse.

Ghostly threats and unfinished business close in as Del's story heads toward its final turn. It is a tense finish for her FireSoul arc.

Nix is pulled into a deadlier fight as the truth about her power draws fresh enemies. The second book blends romance, action, and a world that keeps getting more dangerous.

Bree Blackwood enters the DragonGods branch of the world with danger on every side and undercover work that refuses to stay simple. The book mixes Scottish setting, action, and dragon-linked magic.

The threats against Bree and her world become more direct as the series heads toward its endgame. Expect more dragon-linked magic, action, and pressure on every side.

Ana has fewer safe options left as enemies close in and the wider magical conflict sharpens. This is the book where survival and trust get much harder.

Old powers and older history move to the center as Ana's story turns more personal. The book leans into the druid side of the series without losing speed.

Alliances start to strain as Rowan's story moves toward open conflict. The third book keeps the focus on action, power, and the cost of winning.

Ana's investigations pull her deeper into magical trouble as the cost of her power becomes clearer. The second book builds the series' mix of danger, romance, and Celtic flavored magic.

Ana's final book pushes her into a last fight with world level stakes. It is the big finish for her Scotland arc, with druid magic, danger, and romance all coming due.

Rowan Blackwood's series starts with mythic trouble, dangerous power, and a heroine who cannot stay out of the fight. The Scotland setting and dragon-linked world keep it tied to the wider saga.

Rowan's quest grows more dangerous as gods, enemies, and hidden magic pull her in different directions. It is a brisk sequel with bigger action and deeper stakes.

Ana Blackwood steps into a dangerous magical world in Scotland where druid power and hidden enemies matter fast. It opens her arc with mystery, action, and a strong sense of place.

Bree's story closes with a final test of power, loyalty, and survival in the DragonGods world. It is the payoff book for the Scotland arc's action and romance.

Bree Blackwood's Scotland based adventure widens as enemies, hidden magic, and romance keep pace with her. It is a quick moving middle book with more danger and bigger discoveries.

By the fourth book, the threat is fully out in the open and Rowan has little room left to hide. Expect harder choices and a fast run toward the finale.

A prequel to the Scotland based DragonGods side of the Dragon's Gift world, this novella offers an early taste of dangerous magic, old secrets, and the Blackwood family's larger supernatural trouble.

Curses, demons, and rising power turn the pressure up on Aerdeca. The third book keeps the series moving with high stakes and a romance that has no room left for denial.

The Sorceress series opens with dangerous magic, demons, and a heroine tied to dragon power. It is a quick, action heavy start with hidden truths and romance in the mix.

The danger grows as dragon power awakens and old enemies start paying closer attention. Aerdeca has to decide how much of her magic she is willing to use to survive.

The final Sorceress book brings the dragon side of the story to the front as enemies close in. It is the payoff book for the series' magic, danger, and romance.

Mari's secret grows harder to contain as the fae conflict deepens and her bond with Tarron becomes impossible to ignore. The second book raises both the political stakes and the romantic tension.

Rowan's fight in the DragonGods arc builds to a final clash where the fate of great magic is at stake. Gods, ancient power, and hard choices drive the close of her story.

Fate declares Mari must kill the mate she is finally starting to love. With war between fae courts and Eternal Fire in play, she has to choose between destiny and Tarron's kingdom.

The final Dark Fae book brings Mari's fate, her power, and the wider court conflict to a head. It closes the series with war, magic, and the fight to win a future on her own terms.

The war is far from over, and Mari has to fight for both her own future and the fate of the fae realms. Ancient magic and impossible choices keep the pressure on.

Mari, a demon slayer with dragon blood, is sent undercover into fae territory and ends up tangled with King Tarron, the mate she never wanted. Court politics, hidden power, and danger drive the whole book.

Life with Hades gets even more dangerous as the truth about Seraphia's power begins to surface. Escape, desire, and the fate of the mortal world become impossible to separate.

The final Hades and Persephone book pushes Seraphia into one last fight over freedom, power, and whether Hades can be trusted with the world itself. It is the payoff for the series' mythic romance and high stakes.

Claire's trilogy begins with forbidden fae magic, dangerous attraction, and power that could get her killed if the wrong people learn the truth. It is a fast, romance heavy start to one of Dragon's Gift's hotter branches.

The final Rebel book pays off Carrow's long fight with magic, loyalty, and the Devil of Darkvale. Saving the city may mean trusting the bond she has spent the whole series resisting.

Hidden truths about Carrow, the city, and the Devil start coming out, making every alliance feel shaky. The third book deepens both the conspiracy and the romance.

Carrow is pulled into an even more dangerous game as enemies close in and the cost of the truth keeps rising. Surviving Guild City means staying clever, fast, and very hard to kill.

Claire's hidden power becomes harder to control as fae danger and romance intensify. The second book raises the stakes without letting up on action.

A quiet night in the library ends when Hades abducts a woman who insists he has the wrong girl. Trapped in his world and tempted by the god of death, she has to escape before his plans destroy everything.

Carrow's life explodes when a murder charge reveals both her hidden magic and a secret magical city inside London. Her only shot at clearing her name is the terrifying vampire called the Devil of Darkvale.

The final Forbidden Fae book brings Claire's magic and her fate to the front. It is the payoff for the series' fae tension, danger, and romance.

Connor knows two things the moment Sora walks into his bar, she needs help, and she is his fated mate. Saving her from a magical mob boss gets even harder when his returning fae magic starts killing him.

Carrow keeps digging into Guild City's darkness, and another dangerous bargain ties her even closer to the Devil of Darkvale. The mystery is larger than she thought, and so is the risk.

Mac can handle almost anyone in her pub, except the ancient vampire who claims she is his destined bride and his would-be murderer. To survive, she has to help him infiltrate a secret society while proving their past is not what he thinks.

With a demon hunting her power and a portal to the underworld opening, Neve has no room left to run. She and Damian must face her past, bargain with angels, and risk everything to stop a world-ending disaster.

Magic Side is under attack, the prison is cursed, and Neve's power is slipping out of control. Her only real chance is Damian, but trusting the dark truth behind him may cost her city, her magic, and her soul.

A stolen artifact, unstable new powers, and a trail leading into Egypt shove Neve back into Damian's orbit. To stop a deadly genie and save Magic Side, they have to solve an old mystery before betrayal catches up with them.

A woman hiding the fact that she is not a true wolf is suddenly accused of murdering someone from her old pack. Clearing her name means working with the alpha she ran from years ago, and risking the secret that could destroy her.

The final Vampire Bride book pushes Mac and Drakon to the edge as buried memories, vampire politics, and deadly enemies collide. Love may save them, but only if they can outlast the fate trying to break them.

Lies inside the pack start to unravel, and the heroine has to decide who she can trust. The closer she gets to Lachlan and the truth, the more dangerous the fallout becomes.

Power shifts inside the pack as the war around Lachlan and his mate grows sharper. To survive, they need answers about her nature before their enemies use it against them.

Mac and Drakon's dangerous bond only gets messier as old enemies and vampire secrets close in. To survive, they need the truth about their shared past before fate turns deadly.

Neve has hidden her djinn magic for years, until fallen angel crime lord Damian Malek uses her secret to force her into a bargain. When her best friend is taken, she has to trust the one man who could ruin her life.

With shifter law and pack enemies closing in, the hunt for the real killer pulls the heroine deeper into Lachlan's orbit. Old secrets and new threats make hiding impossible.

The series finale brings the pack's fight to a head, with fate, leadership, and hidden power all on the line. Claiming the truth about who she is may be the only way to save everyone she loves.

Sia's fight for the throne reaches its end as court enemies close in and her bond with Lore is tested one last time. The finale leans into fae politics, danger, and crown-level stakes.

A human woman is kidnapped into a deadly fae competition and forced to fight for a crown she does not want. If the king discovers what she really is, surviving the court may be impossible.

Sia's coronation draws closer, but so do the enemies who want her dead. As she and Lore travel toward a dangerous royal wedding, trust becomes just as risky as the throne.

When Cora inherits a haunted bookstore in New Orleans, it looks like her dream life until a possessive demon starts acting like the place, and she, belong to him. Her own touch can kill, and that secret is just as dangerous as the attraction.

Lyra's trouble with the mob and the City Pack does not ease up just because she and Garreth want each other. The second Rebel Wolf book turns their attraction into a bigger fight over survival, loyalty, and pack power.

On the run from the mob, Lyra is forced to rob the city's most powerful man to stay alive. That plan gets worse fast when Garreth Locke turns out to be a werewolf who wants her just as much as she wants to escape.

Cora's haunted new life in New Orleans gets darker as buried magic and the city's deeper secrets start pushing back. The second book builds on the demon romance, deadly power, and supernatural trouble from the opener.

To prove herself to her coven, a witch agrees to fake-date a vampire duke and use his estate for the Beltane Ball. The rules are simple until attraction, secrecy, and family expectations ruin them.

The final Secrets and Sin book forces Cora to face the full cost of her magic, her bond with Talan, and the enemies circling the city. It is the trilogy's payoff for obsession, danger, and fate.

After inheriting a magical house in Charming Cove, a freshly heartbroken witch has thirty days to repair it or lose it. Her best chance is the brooding werewolf boat-builder who does not want a roommate, or feelings.

Aria is a witch whose magic keeps backfiring, but saving her family's potion shop means returning to Charming Cove and entering a huge magical competition. That would be hard enough without Callan Hawthorne, the billionaire mage she has every reason to avoid.

When her sister disappears, Ella slips into a vampire prince's castle to look for answers. This dark Cinderella retelling mixes hidden magic, rebellion, and a slow-burn romance with Prince Cassius in a kingdom built on fear.

Belle follows a dragon into a cursed kingdom and ends up trapped in a bargain with its dangerous king. This Beauty and the Beast retelling leans into hidden power, a haunted castle, and a romance balanced on prophecy and fire.