Mystic Tides Books in Order
Part ofKate Allenton Books in OrderSee the Mystic Tides series by Kate Allenton in order, with witchy romance summaries, setting notes, and a quick guide to where to begin.
Last updated: July 8, 2026
As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases (at no extra cost to you).
Mystic Tides books in publication order
3 books
Mystic Tides
by Kate Allenton
2015
In the seaside town of Blansett, powerful witches juggle love, family, and dangerous magic. Spells, secrets, and dark forces give this linked paranormal romance collection its momentum.
Mystic Luck
by Kate Allenton
2017
More magic and romance roll in as the Mystic Tides world expands. Witchy gifts, tricky luck, and fresh danger keep the coastal charm from ever feeling too safe.
Mystic Kiss
by Kate Allenton
2018
A return to the Mystic Tides world brings more enchanted trouble, seaside atmosphere, and romance under pressure. Love and magic are both powerful here, and neither behaves politely.
Mystic Tides books in chronological order
Series background & context
Mystic Tides leans into witches, coastal atmosphere, and romance with a magical small-town frame. The books and collections tied to this series revolve around women with power, local secrets, and the feeling that the sea air is carrying more than weather.
The heart of the setup is a group of witches linked by blood and loyalty. In the opening collection, cousins in the seaside town of Blansett deal with love spells, dangerous artifacts, hidden enemies, and the kind of family history that never stays tidy. Their gifts are different, but the shared world gives the stories a consistent emotional center.
Magic is part of everyday life here.
That is what makes the series feel inviting. The supernatural is not hidden in a remote corner. It shows up in family businesses, romantic choices, town politics, and the weird object sitting right where it should not be. Fire magic, earth magic, intuition, and old power all sit beside ordinary problems like trust, attraction, and deciding whether to let someone close.
The tone is lighter than Allenton's thriller series but not weightless. There are demons, stolen artifacts, dark motives, and real danger when the wrong people come after the wrong magic. Still, the atmosphere stays more enchanting than grim, with a strong emphasis on connection, chemistry, and protecting the people and places that matter.
If witches, seaside settings, and linked love stories are your thing, this series is an easy pick. Start with Mystic Tides, then move into Mystic Luck and Mystic Kiss.
Edited by
Software engineer whose passion for tracking book recommendations from podcasts inspired the creation of MRB.
Lead investor at 3one4 Capital whose startup expertise and love for books helped shaped MRB and its growth.




















Comments
Did we miss something? Have feedback?
Help us improve this page by sharing your thoughts