MaryJanice Davidson Books in Order

This brisk YA fantasy gives mythic power to a younger cast and lets the resulting trouble unfold at a fast, punchy clip.

One of Davidson's earlier novels, this is a darker romance shaped by identity, secrets, and feelings that refuse to stay under control.

An early romance with a caper feel, where deception, danger, and desire keep pushing the leads closer together than either planned.

Christina Krabbe is swept into the orbit of Alaskan royalty, including a king with a fishing obsession and a young son. In Davidson's alternate Alaska, love is never a private matter.

On her thirtieth birthday, Betsy Taylor gets fired, hit by a car, and wakes up a vampire. Worse, everyone keeps insisting she is destined to be their queen, whether she likes it or not.

A beach-set anthology of romantic stories where heat, travel, and vacation energy make bad decisions feel like excellent ideas.

An early romantic suspense story where hidden motives, close quarters, and rising attraction make every move riskier than it first appears.

A later return to Davidson's early romance territory, this story plays with pursuit, secrets, and two people who each have more to hide than they admit.

A romance anthology about women who do not stay sweet or obedient for long. Davidson's contribution fits the rule-breaking mood perfectly.

Successful romance novelist Marie Hhermann has a stalled career, a gay best friend she loves, and no patience left. Then a sharp-tongued literary agent walks into her mess.

Betsy finally lands a job selling shoes, only to learn that vampire politics do not pause for retail hours. Someone is killing vampires in Minneapolis, and the queen is expected to fix it.

Werewolf Derik is sent to California to find the reincarnation of Morgan le Fay and stop whatever she is planning. The mission would be easier if desire did not get in the way.

After a fatal car accident, salon owner Caitlin James is revived with advanced technology and a body that can do impossible things. Then the scientists who saved her start dying.

Jennifer thinks puberty is bad enough before blue scales and claws show up. Learning she comes from a line of weredragons is only the start of her problems.

This anthology leans into strange, sexy heroes and paranormal romance with bite. Davidson's story adds her usual mix of heat, jokes, and supernatural trouble.

Princess Alexandria Baranov falls into a romance with Dr. Sheldon Rivers, which would be simpler if royalty and public scrutiny did not complicate everything.

Betsy's complicated unlife gets worse when a very unusual little sister enters the picture. Family drama, prophecy, and vampire expectations collide fast, and Betsy is stuck in the middle.

Betsy tries to deal with love, loyalty, and the trouble that comes with being vampire royalty. The closer she gets to a future with Sinclair, the messier everything around her becomes.

This collection brings together four paranormal stories involving werewolves, vampires, and one memorable fiend. It is a fast, sexy side trip through Davidson's connected supernatural worlds.

Caitlin James is still dealing with the aftermath of being rebuilt by science. New dangers and new questions about what she has become keep the pressure on.

Jennifer is stuck between weredragons, beaststalkers, and werarachnids, with no safe side to stand on. If she cannot help find peace, her family and whole bloodlines could be lost.

A shared-world anthology set in a town where magic has warped everyday life. Davidson's story adds werewolves and romantic trouble to the wider supernatural mix.

Fred Bimm is a cranky half-mermaid working at the New England Aquarium when toxic seawater and two very different suitors change everything. She would really rather not be the center of events.

Betsy gets dragged back toward human obligations just as undead business turns ugly again. Ordinary life is never ordinary for long in this series.

Four paranormal novellas, including Davidson's Witch Way, mix curses, demons, angels, and hard-to-resist attraction into one fast-moving anthology.

A contemporary romance about trying to get life, love, and expectations lined up correctly when other people keep making all three harder than they should be.

This witchy anthology serves up multiple paranormal romances built around magic, sparks, and trouble. Davidson's contribution fits neatly with the book's playful supernatural mood.

Fred is pulled deeper into merfolk life and caught between Thomas and Prince Artur. She also finds herself in the middle of a growing fight over whether her people should stay hidden.

Another Baranov romance, this one folds royal duty, public chaos, and personal feelings into the same overstuffed palace. Privacy is not really an option.

Just as Jennifer starts feeling at home with her dragon kin, an elder dragon arrives and stirs up dangerous division. Trouble in Crescent Valley quickly becomes trouble for her whole family.

Betsy should be enjoying the next phase of her unlife, but weddings and undead obligations refuse to play nicely together. The dead are restless, and so is she.

This anthology collects three paranormal stories, including a Queen Betsy honeymoon novella, a mermaid romance, and a werewolf dating disaster. Davidson keeps all three moving fast.

Fred chooses Artur over Thomas just as the existence of the Undersea Folk goes public. Then her real father surfaces, and undersea politics turn personal in a hurry.

Return to a magic-soaked small town where every resident seems to have secrets and every romance comes with a supernatural catch. Davidson contributes another mischievous piece to the shared world.

Being queen does not help Betsy make easy personal choices. Love, power, and undead politics all pull in different directions here.

Jennifer is still trying to become the bridge between warring sides of her family. Learning the oldest dragon skills might save everyone, if it does not destroy her first.

This comic short gives Boo Miller and Eddie Batley their backstory, mixing awkward heroics, offbeat romance, and a superhero flavor that fits Davidson's sense of humor.

Betsy heads to Cape Cod with a body, a bad feeling, and no clear welcome waiting for her. The werewolves she needs help from are not exactly known for warm hospitality.

Cadence Jones is an unconventional FBI agent chasing a killer who murders in threes. Her work is hard enough before her love life, and her own mind, start making things even stranger.

A short prequel to the Cadence Jones novels, this story offers an early look at Cadence's unusual world before the murders and romantic complications hit full force.

Jennifer faces her ex-boyfriend Skip, whose werarachnid powers and hunger for revenge have grown more dangerous. To stop him, she may have to risk her own darker side.

Betsy and Laura are thrown backward through time, forcing Betsy to look at family history from much too close a distance. The past is every bit as unruly as the present.

A violent incident sends government agents after Evangelina Scales, Jennifer's sister. The final Jennifer Scales book widens the world and shifts the danger onto the next generation.

After a brutal trip through time, Betsy comes home to a life that feels far less secure than before. Trust, family, and the future all look shakier now.

This later Wyndham novel mixes wolf politics, crossover energy, and romantic trouble with the comic weirdness longtime Davidson readers will recognize.

The second Cadence Jones novel keeps the FBI case and romantic chaos moving at full speed. Cadence's already unstable life gets stranger as the Threefer mystery tightens around her.

A Wyndham-linked paranormal romance, this story keeps the werewolf world's mix of heat, dark humor, and trouble close to the shoreline.

This anthology gathers four paranormal romances featuring a ghost, a witch and witch-hunter, a psychic, and a vampire-werewolf pairing. Davidson moves fast and keeps the supernatural complications high.

Originally part of an anthology and later reissued, this tropical paranormal romance adds Davidson's humor to a setting full of temptation and magical trouble.

The balance of power around Betsy keeps shifting, and so do the demands on her time, heart, and patience. Stability has never been her strongest genre.

This omnibus gathers the full Fred the Mermaid trilogy. It is the easiest way to follow Fred from aquarium worker with a secret to key player in undersea political chaos.

Betsy reluctantly teams up with Fred the mermaid when a mutual friend needs help. Vampires and undersea politics are a bad mix, which is exactly why this works.

Betsy faces one of the strangest turns of her already impossible unlife. Big personal news collides with the usual pile of vampire and Hell-related responsibilities.

Cadence Jones is trying to build something like a normal life, which is a terrible idea during a murder investigation. Moving day, romance, and violence pile up at the worst possible time.

Betsy would love one stretch of calm, but her world keeps refusing to cooperate. Queenly duties, family complications, and new supernatural trouble all hit at once.

By this point Betsy is juggling marriage, Hell, family, and supernatural grudges all at once. As usual, she would prefer everyone stop needing things from her immediately.

This contemporary opener mixes attraction, family mess, and the kind of trouble the title promises. Davidson keeps the tone brisk, funny, and just a little chaotic.

Leah Nazir can see past lives, and too many of hers end in murder. To survive the present, she and P.I. Archer Drake have to figure out who keeps finding her across time.

The finale throws Betsy into full-scale chaos after vampires are exposed to the human world. Home, family, and the whole undead order are suddenly on the line.

Leah Nazir heads to Chicago with Archer Drake to investigate a murder buried in his family's past. For someone who sees past lives for a living, family history is still dangerous.

A short story collection featuring a Queen Betsy outing, a Frankenstein-style romance, and a comic angels-and-devils tale. It is a good snapshot of Davidson's shorter work.

Set against Hurricane Harvey, this short brings mermaids, werewolves, and vampires into a rescue effort. It is one of Davidson's more openly charitable and hopeful supernatural pieces.

Beth Waldman survived disaster by becoming something close to a modern Frankenstein creation. She would like one routine exam, but the man who watched her transformation has other ideas.

A werewolf and a vampire make for an uneasy pair in this short paranormal romance. Attraction comes easily, trust very much does not.

Lilith Tien wants a decent sex life and a little peace, but her literal angel and devil will not stop commenting. That makes every romantic choice much louder than it needs to be.

Jack Reddit has loved a mermaid for years, despite species differences, distance, and her refusal to see him as more than a friend. He is not ready to give up yet.

A playful grab bag of Queen Betsy material, this collection lets Davidson revisit her most famous vampire world in shorter, looser form.

In this Queen Betsy short, Betsy wants one quiet stretch of alone time with Sinclair. Living in a crowded supernatural mansion means that simple goal gets complicated almost at once.

This all-werewolf collection gathers Davidson's wolf stories and novellas, including hard-to-find pieces. Expect pack tension, dark humor, and several very bad decisions made for romantic reasons.

A quick comic short about names, assumptions, and a woman whose life keeps refusing to match what other people think they know about her.

Betsy is back in a short, funny mystery where everyone remembers the same important event differently. She is determined to prove that her version of reality is the correct one.

An English Renaissance Faire, a migraine, and an experimental pill dump Joan Howe into the real Tudor court. Staying alive around Henry VIII is hard enough before time travel turns into a job.

Werebear social worker Annette Garsea is trying to protect a vulnerable teen when murder attempts start piling up. Teaming with investigator David Auberon feels smart, and very inconvenient.

Rake Tarbell wakes up in Venice with no wallet, missing millions, and a little girl claiming to be his daughter. Claire Delaney has answers, but helping him may cost her more than she planned.

Airline captain Ava Capp would rather keep flying away from her past. Returning to Minnesota means facing a cold case, an inconveniently attractive doctor, and feelings she thought she had buried.

After a year on the run, a weary heroine lands in more trouble when a wolf shifter enters her life. A rescued cub, sudden danger, and mate-level attraction complicate everything.

Davidson's nonfiction collection gathers columns, blog posts, reviews, and recipes. It is funny, sharp, and full of stories about writing, pop culture, and everyday annoyance.

The third BeWere My Heart novel pairs shy bear shifter Magnus Berne with Verity Lane, a bear shifter who cannot shift. Their romance arrives with mystery, pack issues, and Davidson's usual comic edge.

A mischievous short that turns an ordinary hobby into comic mayhem. It has the same quick banter and sideways humor longtime Davidson readers expect.

Three estranged biker friends who once helped domestic violence survivors are reunited by a murder that may be framing one of them. Friendship, old wounds, and a fresh investigation drive the story.

Years after the original finale, Betsy returns for an emotional new adventure. Anniversary plans, family pain, and the old supernatural crowd all crash together again.

A character-driven cookbook inspired by the CaFae Latte world, filled with approachable recipes and playful commentary. It is part fandom tie-in, part genuinely useful kitchen book.

Amara Morrigan has spent years avoiding the family business because her father is Death. When he falls mysteriously ill, she has to step into the role she never wanted.