Midsummer's Night Books in Order
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Midsummer's Night books in publication order
5 books
Midsummer Curse
by Megan Derr
2010
Supernatural troubleshooter Brayton travels to Midsummer’s Night to investigate a curse placed on a gremlin. What should be a straightforward favor becomes complicated when both the town and the person he has come to help defy his expectations.
Midsummer Law
by Megan Derr
2010
Sheriff Kirby must notify the brother of a widely disliked man who has died by suicide. Meeting Merry brings unexpected warmth into a difficult duty, offering a lonely, grieving sheriff a reason to begin living more fully again.
Midsummer Moon
by Megan Derr
2010
Homeless and desperate to end his lycanthropy, Lowell follows rumors of a cure to Midsummer’s Night. Instead he discovers a town that welcomes him, an unexpectedly friendly vampire and a troubled doctor who captures his attention.
Midsummer Baker
by Megan Derr
2011
Shy baker Marcell spends his days making cinnamon rolls and avoiding trouble in his aunt’s shop. The mischievous Withers brothers seem his complete opposites, but appearances prove unreliable when their lives intersect in a town accustomed to magic.
Midsummer Song
by Megan Derr
2020
Siren Daniel flees his band after its members exploit his magic against his wishes. Taking shelter in Midsummer’s Night introduces him to a charming innkeeper and devoted fan, but escaping the people pursuing him may require more than distance.
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