Reverie Books in Order

Reverie is a newer paranormal lane for Christina C Jones, and even with just one current entry it already has a distinct feel. The world starts in Vegas, where spectacle, attraction, and danger are already close cousins. Jones leans into that mood, then adds something stranger.

In Friction: Touch, Rhea's connection to Micah McKnight is not just hot. It is disruptive. A single touch shifts the ground under both of them, and the story quickly moves from strong chemistry into paranormal uncertainty. That blend of sensuality and unease is the point.

This series starts with a jolt.

Because Reverie is still early, the pleasure is partly in not knowing exactly how wide the mythology will get. What is already clear is that Jones is interested in desire that feels uncanny, almost destabilizing, not just emotionally intense. Vegas helps with that. It is a city built on illusion, appetite, and performance, which makes it a smart place to launch a paranormal romance line.

If you like the idea of a more atmospheric, touch-triggered, slightly dangerous love story, Reverie is promising. It already feels different from Eternally Tethered and Blackwood After Dark, which is a good sign for readers who enjoy seeing Jones stretch into different paranormal textures.