Sam Hall Books in Order

Tess is tired of being the sidekick, and a summons from dragon riders gives her exactly the adventure she claims to want. What begins as trouble over an unregistered dragon turns into a dangerous journey through Aravisia and deeper family secrets.

Ash inherits her grandmother's magic shop expecting crystals and debts, not elves, princes, and a portal that spits fiction into real life. While trying to save the business, she keeps waking up beside impossible men, and one very real stranger may change everything.

This short Book Lover entry slips back into a world of magical books, messy crushes, and portal trouble. It is a quick, playful stop in the sisters' increasingly chaotic shop.

Lethe is dragged deeper into the same dark world of vampires, gods, and dangerous loyalties. Every choice pulls her closer to becoming a target, or something much more powerful.

Lethe is an albino courier surviving at the lowest level of a brutal supernatural city. When power struggles close in and old vampire ties pull harder, staying alive stops being the same thing as staying free.

Jules lands a desperately needed job at remote Sanctuary, only to discover a town full of gorgeous men and secrets nobody wants to explain. As the full moon nears, work, desire, and a much stranger truth start to collide.

Kira takes a photography job and ends up face to face with a dazzling band that looks far too strange to be human. Once she sees the Changelings for what they are, the fae world starts hunting her back.

Jules has survived Sanctuary's first revelations, but choosing mates is harder than surviving heat. A black wolf invades her dreams while threats gather beyond the gate, and her new life starts to look very fragile.

Kira is already in too deep with the Changelings when fae glamour, fame, and danger tighten around her. The more she learns, the harder it is to tell whether she is falling apart or finally becoming herself.

The music gets louder, the fae stakes get higher, and Kira can no longer pretend she is only watching from the sidelines. What she means to the Changelings, and to their world, keeps getting harder to ignore.

Flick flees an abusive home with her son and finds herself in Sanctuary, where kindness feels almost harder to trust than danger. But the full moon and the town's secrets are about to force her into a very different future.

Shannon hides her psychic connection with animals behind a fake-healer job at a vet clinic, until a sinister institute brings in guard dogs that are anything but normal. Soon she is face to face with captive shifters who have marked her as theirs.

Jules and her pack cross into another realm where patriarchal enemies, dangerous wildlife, and a wolf god all stand in their way. Low trust inside the pack may be just as deadly as the forces outside it.

A Christmas exchange inside Cyn's pack turns into a series of gestures that force everyone to say what they feel. It is sweet, sexy, and full of the vulnerable work of learning how to love out loud.

Kit and Tristan are both omegas in a world determined to police exactly what that should mean. Their connection pushes against social rules, family pressure, and the idea that there is only one acceptable way to belong.

After a brutal attack, Paige is left healing, bonding with her men, and digging into the truth behind her father's death. The more she learns, the clearer it becomes that she is not just another wolf shifter.

Kira's strange connection to the fae world starts to look less accidental and far more dangerous. Power, desire, and destiny all demand a price, and this time she cannot stay hidden behind the lens.

Cyn lives in an elite world that expects omegas to be protected, married off, and kept manageable. Then Orion and his existing mates pull her into a much messier version of love, one society insists should not work.

Rejected by the mate everyone expected her to take, Paige leaves town to build a life on her own terms. When family crisis drags her home, succession politics and several possible mates force her back into the center of pack life.

Meghan's uncle sends her to the Puck brothers, and one hot, reckless night turns into a debt she is expected to pay with herself. Their bargain gives her one year in the goblin king's world, if she can keep her heart intact.

After escaping the Institute, Shannon and her growing pack try to understand what was done to them and how to get Jai back. The bonds between them deepen just as the conspiracy around them gets bigger and uglier.

A plus-size heroine falls through a portal and lands in the arms of three orc warriors who are very serious about courting her. She is torn between the world she came from and the one that feels more like home.

Bec is stuck in a nowhere job until one gorgeous stranger walks into her roadhouse and changes the air around her. Meeting Shaun pulls her toward Sanctuary, buried truth, and a love story tied to the wider Pack Heat world.

Paige is done running from the woman tearing through her family and hometown. With war, old enemies, and moon-touched power closing in, the final reckoning is as personal as it is political.

Meghan follows the Pucks into their fae world, where rituals, rival powers, and old memories make her more important than she knew. The deeper she goes, the harder it is to tell danger from destiny.

By now the fae world expects Kira to choose who she is and what she will fight for. The finale pushes love, magic, and survival together in a story where nobody gets through unchanged.

Riley grew up around the Vanguard brothers and was told she could never be what they needed. Years later they return, claiming she is their fated mate, just when she is most determined to push them away.

A plus-size heroine lands her dream office job expecting to be invisible to her billionaire bosses. Instead, the alphas running the company take one look at her and everything gets very complicated, very fast.

Kit is finished letting other people decide what her pack should look like. With blackmail, family schemes, and social expectation closing in, she has to fight for the life she and Tris are trying to build.

Stripped of her inheritance and treated as disposable, Pippa never expects to bond with a queen dragon. Now the throne wants to use her, the crown prince wants to control her, and four dragon riders may be the only men she can trust.

Morgan's dreams are full of monsters who know exactly how to tempt her. When she is called to her grandmother's manor, desire, inheritance, and family secrets collide in a house where the monsters want more than a visit.

With the manor's secrets finally closing in, Morgan has to decide whether the monsters circling her are salvation, temptation, or another trap. The second half deepens the family mystery and pushes every bond to the limit.

Ariadne stumbles into a labyrinth and winds up claimed by men who are a lot more minotaur than myth. As old stories twist into something real, she has to decide whether escape is even what she wants anymore.

A dutiful woman's one reckless night in Desparion leads her to Jace, a towering alpha with a beast inside. His touch awakens something primal in her, and protecting her may mean giving in to it.

Shannon has freed wolves, recovered more truth, and still the danger keeps spreading. To protect her unborn children and the people she loves, she may have to take on a plan much larger than one prison or one pack.

Lily's life changes after one night with an alpha, leaving her to navigate motherhood, pack-world fallout, and a daughter who needs more than ordinary support. Help arrives from familiar faces, but so does old attraction.

This fantasy romance throws steel, survival, and dangerous attraction into the same fight. Old loyalties crack as a heroine is forced to decide who she can trust when battle and desire start looking very similar.

Darcy, the duke's wild daughter, catches the attention of four wargen princes at exactly the wrong moment. Their kingdoms are uneasy, the attraction is immediate, and a much older danger is rising under both realms.

Holly heads into an Australian summer Christmas expecting bear-shifter chaos, not fox trouble of her own. One badly timed game leaves her tangled up with three men far too sly to ignore.

Nat's ordinary life is already breaking apart when bear shifters crash into it and insist she belongs with them. What follows is equal parts upheaval, comfort, and the terrifying possibility of starting over.

Nat and her bears are still learning how to make a pack out of instinct, attraction, and real life. The deeper the bond gets, the harder it is to pretend love alone will solve every problem.

On Devil's Night, Bridget slips into the demon zone to find out whether the rumors are true. This short, steamy story is built around one risky choice and the dangerous thrill that follows.

Pippa survives one round of royal treachery only to find that safety in Nevermere is never simple. War, dragon power, and her bond with four riders make her a target from every direction.

Another Ursa story brings more claws, more chemistry, and more trouble for a heroine pulled into bear-shifter life. Fate might point the way, but building trust still takes work.

What looks like one more impossible shifter problem turns into something much more intimate. As pressure and attraction keep building, the heroine has to decide whether she can handle the pack closing in around her.

A badly timed push in the wrong direction leaves one heroine in the path of bear shifters who do not back off easily. It is quick, steamy, and built around the trouble that starts once attraction bites back.

The girl next door gets rescued by the hot neighbors who always seemed slightly out of reach, and nothing is simple after that. Recovery, revenge, and fiercely possessive mates drive this darker Wolfverse story.

In a world where humans do not know shifters live among them, one woman becomes tangled in pack politics she never asked for. The more others try to blame or control her, the more dangerous she becomes.

The Reaver king tried to break everything, but Darcy is done yielding. To save both realms and the men she loves, she has to step fully into the role everyone has been naming for her from the start.

To get her mother off her back, one woman invents three fake boyfriends and borrows her best friend's brothers for the job. The lie works a little too well once Brock, Hunter, and Hayden stop pretending.

Trying to get away from a man who keeps pushing past her comfort sends this heroine straight toward three bear shifters. What starts as an accidental rescue turns into a choice about safety, desire, and who she wants beside her.

Old hurts and new bonds collide in another Ursa romance where carrying everything alone stops being an option. The bears are ready to claim their place in her life, if she can let them.

Jade's life is already a mess when an inheritance lands her in a huge old mansion with a very strange history. The house comes with magic, gargoyles, and men who seem carved from danger itself.

Moving in with the men who made her childhood miserable sounds like revenge and desperation in one bad package. Then Van, Gage, and Connor start looking a lot less like old enemies and a lot more like real trouble.

Heavily pregnant and not nearly as certain as everyone thinks, Riley heads back to her hometown with her pack before the babies arrive. It is a warm Wolfverse return full of nerves, nostalgia, and family tension.

A woman who is used to keeping herself small finds her life heating up around Knox, Charlie, and Noah. What starts as chemistry turns into a chance to be wanted fully, if she is brave enough to step toward it.

Princess Jessalyn is supposed to marry a king known for murdering his queens, until four guards sent to escort her start looking more like allies than jailers. Between court danger and a wolf shifter claiming her, the road gets very complicated.

Harper has rules about never falling in love, and a trip to the hardware store was definitely not supposed to challenge them. Then a wolf, a tiger, and a bear all decide she is their fated mate, and running gets much harder.

This contemporary romance leans into admiration instead of apology as a plus-size heroine catches the attention of several bodybuilders who like exactly what they see. It is playful, physical, and built around confidence as much as heat.

Three street urchins and one stolen pouch of gold set off the trouble in this Dragon Rider Academy prequel. What begins as a small theft opens the door to a much larger dragon world.

Old allies and old wounds pull the riders back together for one more reckoning. In the aftermath of war, building a future proves just as difficult as winning one.

With the queen dead and dragon eggs stolen, Nevermere teeters on the edge of war. Pippa may have to claim the throne herself, even if becoming the Dragon Queen costs her everything else she loves.

Briar has built a peaceful life without alphas, until a trip home puts her next door to three men who are unmistakably hers. The problem is she is carrying a secret she is sure will ruin everything.

Exiled rather than married off to a cruel noble, Fern takes her queen dragon to the Royal Rider Academy and tries to make freedom stick. Rival cadets, silver dragons, and three insistent riders make that much harder than expected.