October Daye Books in Order

Self-exiled changeling October Daye is pulled back into Faerie when an old friend is murdered. Solving the case means facing a world she tried to escape, and enemies who would rather see her dead.

Toby heads to the County of Tamed Lightning to check on a missing fae noblewoman. What looks routine turns into a locked-room nightmare where magic, technology, and murder make a lethal mix.

When Blind Michael starts stealing children Toby loves, she has no choice but to go after him. The rescue sends her deep into one of Faerie's oldest and cruelest nightmares.

Old enemies return, old lies crack open, and Toby's place in Faerie grows much harder to ignore. She has to untangle truth from manipulation before the people she cares about pay the price.

The heirs to the Undersea are missing, and Toby has three days to stop a war between land and sea. To save them, she will have to go deeper into Faerie than ever before.

Grieving and off balance, Toby takes on the search for a missing girl and finds roads that should have stayed closed. The case turns into a race through dangerous in-between places where children can vanish for good.

Goblin fruit is poisoning changelings across San Francisco, and Toby cannot look away. The deeper she digs, the clearer it becomes that the rot reaches into the very heart of the Mists.

Long-buried truths finally start coming due, and Toby learns how much has been hidden from her. It is a turning-point book, packed with revelations, old debts, and painful choices.

War threatens when Toby is sent into the Kingdom of Silences as part of a diplomatic mission. She is badly out of her depth, and one wrong move could ignite a bloodier conflict.

Toby and Tybalt finally try to define what their relationship means in a novella that mixes romance with danger. Because in Toby's life, even a first real date can end in bloodshed.

A murder at a gathering of Faerie's powers throws Toby into high politics and a conspiracy aimed at the Mists. The stakes are wider now, and trust is getting harder to come by.

When loved ones vanish, Toby is forced into some of the darkest corners of Faerie and her own family history. The search pushes her toward truths that have been waiting a very long time.

Toby's lost daughter Gillian returns to her life, but not in any simple or comforting way. Family, memory, and old damage collide as Toby tries to reach her before someone else does.

To marry Tybalt, Toby has to survive a set of deadly trials in the Undersea. Love and politics are tangled together here, and failure could cost far more than a wedding.

As celebrations and old blood feuds collide, Toby finds herself dealing with betrayals that cut close to home. It is another reminder that Faerie never lets happiness go unchallenged.

Toby and Tybalt are finally getting married, which means of course someone is trying to ruin everything. Wedding chaos turns deadly fast in a book that balances joy, nerves, and knives.

Toby is finally married and trying to adjust to normal, which in this series is always a bad sign. An old ally's betrayal turns her brief peace into a fight for everything she trusts.

Toby wakes in a perfect Faerie where she is the dutiful changeling daughter of pureblood parents. The trouble is that the whole world has been rewritten by Titania, and every comforting detail is a lie.

With Toby trapped inside Titania's false reality, Tybalt has to reach the woman he loves and convince her the world is wrong. It is one of the series' most personal rescue missions.

Back in the real world at last, Toby is trying to recover from Titania's attack and prepare for motherhood. Faerie has other plans, and trouble does not stay patient for long.

An upcoming October Daye novel that promises more dangerous balancing acts between family, obligation, and Faerie politics. Toby rarely gets to choose only one duty, and that is the problem.