Myths, Legends, and Monsters Books in Order
Part ofK. Alex Walker Books in OrderBrowse Myths, Legends, and Monsters by K. Alex Walker in reading order, with short book summaries to introduce the series and help you decide where to begin.
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Myths, Legends, and Monsters books in publication order
4 books
Elias The Wicked
by K. Alex Walker
2020
After a devastating relationship and accident derailed her veterinary ambitions, Kerah Moss has rebuilt her life around an animal rescue. The abrasive former military pilot who repeatedly visits challenges her defenses, stirring attraction she fears could bring more trouble.
The Gatekeeper
by K. Alex Walker
2020
Archaeologist Tia Coleman refuses to obey Mataio Tauati, the powerful immortal ruler of the Underworld. Her defiance unsettles a god accustomed to unquestioned authority, forcing him to confront the vulnerability that comes with wanting someone he cannot easily control.
Jonah's Ghost
by K. Alex Walker
2022
Taryn's new Victorian home brings visits from a ghost who calls her by another woman's name. When an agent resembling the apparition arrives to investigate her husband for murder, supernatural attraction becomes tangled with secrets she cannot safely reveal.
The Girl in the Mountains
by K. Alex Walker
Ambitious journalist Benjamin Strickland pursues a story about a mysterious woman on Oyster Key, only to become her captive. As fascination deepens into love, he must confront what publishing her extraordinary secret could cost the woman whose world he has entered.
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