My Ghost Roommate Books in Order

This is one of Banner's lighter paranormal lanes, and it is a fun one. My Ghost Roommate starts from a simple, inherently good setup, a regular guy discovers that the place he is living in comes with a ghost, and that ghost is not content to quietly haunt the furniture. He has opinions, unfinished business, and, most importantly, an interest in meddling with the living guy's love life.

That blend of spooky and silly is the heart of the series. The books are romantic, but they are also built around supernatural inconvenience. The dead do not stay politely in the background. Hauntings, missed signals, oddball Halloween energy, and emotional leftovers from the past all keep pushing the characters into situations they would never choose if life were normal.

At the same time, Banner does not treat the ghost element like a throwaway gag. Under the humor, there is always some real feeling about loneliness, grief, unfinished stories, and what it means to keep reaching for connection when part of your life is stuck. That gives the series more weight than the playful titles might suggest.

The later books keep building on the same paranormal world while widening the emotional scope. My Pumpkin Prince leans into meet-cute sweetness with extra Halloween sparkle, and My Undead Uncle sounds exactly like the kind of family complication this series enjoys, weird, affectionate, chaotic, and just a little cursed. There is continuity here, so reading in order makes the emotional beats land better.

This series likes cobwebs, flirting, and chaos.

If you are comparing Banner's paranormal work, this one sits on the cozy side of the scale. It is much softer than Kissing with Teeth. The stakes can still matter, but the atmosphere is more Halloween rom-com than dark monster drama. Think haunted apartments, spectral wingmen, and romance being made both harder and more ridiculous by the fact that the dead refuse to mind their own business.

So if you want Banner in a playful mood, and especially if you like paranormal stories that mix humor with real affection, My Ghost Roommate is a good pick. It is spooky without being grim, romantic without taking itself too seriously, and built around the very solid idea that falling in love is already messy enough before a ghost starts helping.