Natasha Deen Books in Order

This collection pairs two light romances with a fairy-tale twist. One follows a wish gone badly wrong, the other a shoe designer whose job and heart both get complicated in 1984.

Pepper Powder is a teen fairy cop who believes humans are worth protecting, even after a brutal attack leaves her badly injured. Going undercover in the human world, she has to stop a magical extremist before a deadly outbreak hits.

Aponi Runningbear is struggling through Grime training, her anxiety, and the feeling that she does not belong. Then a missing coworker and a deadly new drug give her one chance to prove she can help save both worlds.

In 1895 London, teen detectives Briscoe and Boots take a new client, then watch him hauled dead from the Thames hours later. Solving the murder means digging through scandal, class secrets, and one truth Boots would rather keep hidden.

Maggie Johnson can help the dead cross over, but when school bully Serge Popov turns up murdered and trapped in her room, she has to solve his killing fast. If she fails, a darker force will come for her next.

A short western romance that brings horses, hardheaded feelings, and life on the range together. As attraction and pride collide, a stubborn heroine has to decide what she is really willing to fight for.

Ex-pastor Luke Parks takes a church renovation job in remote northern Alberta, hoping distance will quiet his heartbreak and doubts. Instead he finds stubborn new friends, old wounds, and a hard question about forgiveness.

Two years after a crooked cop destroyed her family in a fire, Josie survives on the streets and plans her revenge. To get justice, she has to trust allies she never asked for and move before danger closes in.

Javvan steals a car on a stupid dare and lands on probation with few ways back. When the contractor who hires him turns out to be a thief, he has to choose between going along or risking everything again.

Billy Vale is the best detective at school, mostly because he is the only one. Between tricky clients, bullies, and teachers who seem to enjoy making life miserable, he turns everyday school chaos into a string of cases.

After a knee injury wrecks his football plans, Luc is pushed into dance classes to stay in shape. What starts as punishment becomes a real passion, and he has to decide which dream he is brave enough to claim.

Just when Maggie and her ghostly soul brother Serge want a break, another dead teen demands answers. Kent Thomas seemed like the last person anyone would kill, which makes Maggie's hunt for his murderer even more dangerous.

On a trip to the library, rookie detective Lark Ba finds a real case waiting for her. With her twin brother Connor beside her, she sets out to find the missing library key before the day unravels.

Maggie's powers are growing, the town is turning against her, and the dead keep coming. When a soul-eater with ties to her family starts taking ghosts, Maggie is pulled into her darkest case yet.

A pair of diamond earrings disappears from the neighborhood store, and Lark and Connor are right there when the mystery starts. The twins dig through clues, suspects, and adult secrets to crack the case.

When Josie's friend Amanda vanishes, almost no one seems to care. Josie digs into the case anyway, following a trail of missing teens and street rumors that could put her right back in the line of fire.

Lark and Connor are ready for community theater, not sabotage. When someone starts pulling pranks on the cast, the twins have to unmask the troublemaker before the whole play shuts down.

Nira Ghani wants music, freedom, and a life that feels like her own, while her family keeps pushing safer plans. As grief, first love, and family pressure close in, she has to find her own voice.

The annual baking contest turns messy when someone's dessert is destroyed before judging begins. Lark and Connor whisk through jealous rivals and scattered clues to save the contest and catch the culprit.

Zack loves crime shows, but this mystery is too close to home. When his friend Ella disappears and the evidence points toward his father, he and Ayo start asking questions that could tear his family apart.

Fourteenth-century Florence is already starving when the Black Death arrives. Twelve-year-old Maria must help her family endure hunger, sickness, and fear while holding tight to the hope that they can survive.

Asim is sure the man teaching his class about the moon is more than he seems. With Rokshar pushing for rational answers, he has to stop a sinister plan before the whole town is pulled under its spell.

After his girlfriend steals their joint photography project, Josh heads into the foothills for a bold replacement shot. Instead he gets lost, witnesses something dangerous, and ends up running for his life.

On the way to the pet fair, Lark and Connor stumble into two mysteries at once, missing pets and a house that may be haunted. It is a busy day for twin detectives and their sharp eyes.

At an art gallery event, Lark and Connor's friend Franklin is accused of stealing a classmate's painting. The twins race through clues and red herrings to clear his name before the wrong kid takes the blame.

In 1935 Oklahoma, Millie's family is running out of food, money, and hope as dust storms swallow the land. When they head west, she learns survival does not get easier just because the road changes.

Asim's new town is full of strange lights, weird noises, and one tree growing much too fast. When it starts taking control of people, he and Rokshar must decide whether science is enough to stop it.

Tuna Rashad is sure the signs around her are pointing toward love, freedom, and maybe her crush, Tristan. With college coming and her grieving older brother always in the way, her plan is messier than she hoped.

As Hurricane Katrina bears down on New Orleans, Claudia and her family prepare as best they can. When the levees fail and evacuation turns chaotic, she has to protect her younger sister while searching for the rest of them.

A school boat trip turns terrifying when Asim sees a pale woman beneath the water. Soon an eerie song is luring people toward the sea, and he and Rokshar have to face a deadly fairmaid from Guyanese folklore.

Twelve-year-old Fumiko is drawn to the new freedoms of 1920s Tokyo, even as her parents expect a more traditional life. Then the Great Kanto Earthquake shatters the city and forces her to grow up fast.