Sexton Blood Brothers Books in Order
Part ofLisa Daniels Books in OrderSee the Sexton Blood Brothers books in order by Lisa Daniels, with summaries, series background, reading order, and where to begin reading.
Last updated: July 2, 2026
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Sexton Blood Brothers books in publication order
4 books
Blood Brother Betrayed
by Lisa Daniels
2025
A trap leaves the lead character imprisoned with someone tied to an ugly past. Betrayal, survival, and unexpected change force a new look at old hate.
Blood Brother Captured
by Lisa Daniels
2025
A solitary traveler follows instinct into a museum and meets a dragon shifter who truly sees her. When he is taken prisoner, she has to decide how much she is willing to risk for him.
Blood Brother Cursed
by Lisa Daniels
2025
A cat shifter who cannot seem to control herself meets a withdrawn dragon shifter who should not even exist. Their connection opens the door to something neither expected.
Blood Brother Redeemed
by Lisa Daniels
2025
Redemption is the promise at the center of this shifter romance. Old damage, family history, and the possibility of love all push the characters toward a better future.
Sexton Blood Brothers books in chronological order
Blood Brother Betrayed
by Lisa Daniels
2025Sexton Blood Brothers, Book 1
Blood Brother Cursed
by Lisa Daniels
2025Sexton Blood Brothers, Book 2
Blood Brother Redeemed
by Lisa Daniels
2025Sexton Blood Brothers, Book 3
Blood Brother Captured
by Lisa Daniels
2025Sexton Blood Brothers, Book 4
Series background & context
This series spins out of the Sexton brothers world but turns darker and more emotionally bruised. The title gives the mood away. These books are about family damage, betrayal, curses, capture, and the difficult work of deciding whether someone can be redeemed, including yourself.
Compared with the warmer small-town Sexton stories, the Blood Brothers books feel more charged by history. The characters are carrying old injuries, family reputation, and patterns they are not sure they know how to break. Some are isolated on purpose. Some have been pushed out. Others are still trapped in roles they did not choose. Romance arrives in the middle of all that, not after it has been tidied away.
Daniels still keeps the books moving quickly, but there is a little more emotional grit here. The powerful shifter families do not look as stable from the inside as they do from a distance, and that makes the happy endings feel more hard-won.
If you like paranormal romance with damaged characters, hidden family ugliness, and heroines or heroes who have to fight for a future better than the one they inherited, Sexton Blood Brothers offers that. It works especially well for readers who enjoyed the Sexton setting and want a more intense follow-up.
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