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See the Mysteria books by MaryJanice Davidson in order, with short summaries, shared-world background, and an easy guide to where to start.

Last updated: July 8, 2026

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Mysteria books in publication order

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Mysteria

by MaryJanice Davidson

2006

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.

2

Mysteria Lane

by MaryJanice Davidson

2008

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.

Mysteria books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Mysteria"

    Mysteria

    by MaryJanice Davidson

    2006Mysteria, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Mysteria Lane"

    Mysteria Lane

    by MaryJanice Davidson

    2008Mysteria, Book 2

Series background & context

Mysteria is a shared-world series rather than a traditional single-plot sequence. The books take place in a town where magic has soaked into daily life so thoroughly that nothing stays normal for long. Different authors handle different romances, but the setting gives the whole project its identity.

The town is the main character.

In Davidson's contributions, that means playful paranormal romance with her usual mix of blunt heroines, sexy complications, and supernatural problems that refuse to stay politely in the background. Because this is a shared-world setup, each story tends to stand on its own, but readers still get the pleasure of returning to a place where the rules are already bent.

What makes Mysteria work is the balance between cozy and chaotic. It has the feel of a quirky small town, but with curses, witches, wolves, and other magical disruptions always one bad decision away. That gives the books a light, browsing-friendly quality. You can come for one romance and stay for the setting.

If you like anthologies and linked worlds more than tightly plotted series, Mysteria is a fun way into Davidson's shorter paranormal fiction.

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