Midnight Chronicles Books in Order
Part ofAndrea Pearson Books in OrderBrowse Midnight Chronicles by Andrea Pearson in reading order, with short book summaries to introduce the series and help you decide where to begin.
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Midnight Chronicles books in publication order
5 books
Evening Storm
by Andrea Pearson
2019
Ordered to kill Lizzie or lose his mother, Abel is recruited to hunt a demon that kills on contact. Working beside the woman he loves makes his impossible choice harder as he searches for another way out.
Shadow Hunter
by Andrea Pearson
2019
Magical assassin Abel is ordered to kill Lizzie, the woman he still loves. Accepting a job to protect her from demons puts him between a ruthless master and the person whose survival could cost him everything.
Hunted Demon
by Andrea Pearson
2020
Abel accepts a job tracking a serial killer whose nature is demonic. This short adventure brings the assassin into another supernatural hunt, drawing its premise from a real encounter with Ted Bundy in the author's family.
Raven Huntress
by Andrea Pearson
2020
The Shadow Prophet threatens to replace Abel with killers who will finish his assignments. Abel seeks answers from Raven, only to discover she has been kidnapped, forcing him into a rescue while other loved ones remain endangered.
Twilight Rogue
by Andrea Pearson
2020
Abel crosses worlds and recruits dangerous demons and vampires to save the women he loves. His schemes against the Shadow Prophet risk imprisonment, leaving him little room for error while their lives hang in the balance.
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