Moonstone Saga Books in Order
Part ofCourtney Cole Books in OrderSee the Moonstone Saga by Courtney Cole in order, with quick summaries, mythology notes, and a simple guide to starting the series.
Last updated: July 10, 2026
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Moonstone Saga books in publication order
2 books
Soul Bound
by Courtney Cole
2012
Em and Brennan's love only gets more dangerous as their moon and sun powers collide under the gods' watchful eyes. If they cannot master what they are becoming, far more than their relationship will burn.
Soul Kissed
by Courtney Cole
2012
Em is cursed to survive on souls and blood, which makes falling for Brennan, the son of Apollo, a terrible idea. Their bond is powerful, tender, and dangerous enough to shake both mortal and immortal worlds.
Moonstone Saga books in chronological order
Series background & context
The Moonstone Saga is a mythology-based companion series that shares some DNA with the Bloodstone books but feels more focused and a little darker. It is built around immortals, curses, meddling gods, and a romance that could become catastrophic if the wrong power wins.
The central character is Empusa, usually called Em, a cursed immortal who has to survive by feeding on souls and mortal blood. That setup gives the series an immediate edge. Em is not a bubbly heroine waiting to discover a hidden destiny. She already knows that what she is makes ordinary happiness difficult.
Then Brennan enters the picture.
Brennan is the son of Apollo, and the contrast between them is the whole engine of the story. She is tied to moon power and darkness. He is tied to sun power and light. Their attraction is intense from the start, but in this world, intense attraction is not automatically good news. The same forces pulling them together can also make them dangerous to each other and to the mortal world around them.
Soul Kissed introduces that bond and the problem of whether love can exist alongside a curse like Em's. Soul Bound pushes the stakes higher, with divine games, rising power, and the constant pressure of outside forces that see the couple as useful, risky, or both.
The tone is romantic, but it is never just about the relationship. Questions of identity, control, appetite, and cosmic balance keep getting in the way. That gives the books a stronger fantasy backbone than some of Cole's purely contemporary work.
If you liked the myth side of the Bloodstone series and wanted a spinoff that stays close to the gods while tightening its focus on one dangerous couple, Moonstone is the natural next stop.
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