New York Supernatural Division Books in Order
Part ofDante King Books in OrderBrowse New York Supernatural Division by Dante King in reading order, with short book summaries to introduce the series and help you decide where to begin.
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New York Supernatural Division books in publication order
4 books
Magent 1
by Dante King
2026
A former New York police officer turned licensed mage investigates a triple murder that draws Manhattan’s hidden factions toward him. With a federal handler and an ancient fox spirit as allies, he navigates supernatural crime, corporate influence and enemies tracking his new powers.
Magent 2
by Dante King
2026
Magical attacks linked to the night his abilities awakened threaten to frame a former officer and destroy a crucial witness’s testimony. Official procedure offers little protection as he investigates the familiar signature, supported by a fox-spirit girlfriend whose own magic creates new possibilities.
Magent 3
by Dante King
2026
An angel’s arrival and a new party drug interrupt a licensed mage’s brief peace in Manhattan. A dangerous club encounter draws federal scrutiny, leaving him pursued by authorities while investigating a spreading Faerie influence and trying to protect the people closest to him.
Magent 4
by Dante King
2026
Newly leading a federal supernatural task force, a mage finally has authority to confront Zilra. When attacks begin targeting his allies, the investigation repeatedly points toward the corporation, forcing him to use his position and magic to protect the family his enemies threaten.
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