Sons of Vlad Books in Order

Lorena Quinn inherits more than money when her grandmother dies, she inherits a prophecy. To save the world she must live with four sons of Vlad and choose one to father a child before time runs out.

With the deadline closing in, Lorena must finally decide which vampire will father the child tied to prophecy. Her choice is personal, but the consequences reach far beyond romance.

Lorena settles deeper into the vampire house, but jealousy, shifting loyalties, and prophecy keep tightening around her. The more she learns, the less simple any of her choices become.

Cami Bakersfield goes from an ordinary night out to a mansion full of dragon shifters after Alistair Overton singles her out. A prophecy says she is key to saving their kind, if she can survive their world first.

The aftermath of birth is anything but quiet in this world of gods and power. Brenna has to protect her child while dealing with fallout her family can no longer avoid.

Brenna's future refuses to stay still when visions point toward something even larger than the gods planned. The penthouse may look secure, but what she sees could shatter it.

Pregnancy and clan pressure leave Holly and the bears under attack from several directions. What began as strange destiny now feels like open war for the future.

The Oregon arc heads toward payoff as long-building bonds, promises, and prophecies finally begin to land. Holly has to decide what fulfillment is really going to cost.

Holly Smart inherits a house in Oregon and discovers it comes with several gorgeous werebears who refuse to leave. They claim she is destined to bear the child who can unite the clans.

Blair's story widens into spectacle, public chaos, and hidden danger. The title promises glamour, but the real drama happens behind the scenes.

Holly's new life with the werebears gets deeper, stranger, and more dangerous as the Oregon clans close in. Trust becomes harder when everyone seems to want something from her.

This closing stretch leans into sacrifice, loyalty, and the cost of supernatural love. Brenna's world changes in ways that leave no relationship untouched.

Holly's expanding family has to figure out what love, loyalty, and daily life really look like under one roof. Outside danger keeps pressing in while the bonds inside deepen.

After baby Ursula is taken, Holly and her allies launch a desperate hunt. The search becomes a race against magic, enemies, and the kind of fate that rarely waits.

Old threats and old hopes rise again in this darker House Of Gods installment. Brenna and her supernatural allies have to decide what, and who, can truly be brought back.

The fight in New York stops being private when bigger forces begin to move. Brenna's world is pulled toward open conflict, and there is no easy way back.

Cami's survival may depend on working with people she never expected to trust. In a world built on clan grudges, alliances can be as dangerous as enemies.

Cami goes looking for the truth behind the dragons' plans, her role, and the people trying to control both. The answers help, but they also make her position more dangerous.

Blair Quinn steps to the front as an explosion changes everything. Forced into hiding and hunted by assassins, she has to fight back against darkness she never asked to inherit.

Kidnapped and pulled deeper into dragon clan politics, Cami realizes her choice will reshape everyone around her. Deciding who should father the promised child becomes as dangerous as the feud closing in.

The bear clans move closer to all-out conflict, and Holly's role as peacemaker grows harder to carry. Every fragile alliance looks ready to crack.

Lorena's long fight finally reaches the question that has haunted the series from the start, what happens to magic itself. Her choices carry both personal and world-shaping consequences.

Homeless Brenna Evans accepts shelter in a Manhattan penthouse and finds four demigods instead of safety. Their kindness hides a plan, they need her to choose one of them as father of a very special child.

The Oregon series turns darker as missing pieces, old pain, and supernatural danger close in. Holly's growing bond with the bears is tested by losses that refuse to stay buried.

Just when Brenna thinks she understands her fate, a new prophecy changes the rules. The future suddenly looks even more unstable than the past.

Brenna's impossible child is no ordinary pregnancy, and everyone around her feels the consequences. Motherhood becomes a source of power, fear, and conflict inside the demigods' carefully managed world.

Cami's dragon saga turns more urgent as prophecy, clan pressure, and desire all narrow toward one unavoidable question. What once felt like a future possibility becomes a present danger.

Lorena faces more questions than answers as the prophecy grows tangled and the supernatural stakes keep rising. Every clue helps, but every answer seems to create a bigger problem.

Lorena's vampire world collides with darker fae power when the Unseelie court enters the story. Magic gets stranger, enemies get sharper, and the prophecy takes on a new edge.

Secrets can only stay buried for so long, and this book starts tearing down masks. Revelations shift the balance of power and force new choices from every side.

Family ties complicate everything in Cami's world as dragon loyalties split along old lines. Blood, rivalry, and prophecy turn even private decisions into political ones.

Just when Lorena thinks she understands the supernatural world, new enemies and new creatures complicate everything. The prophecy widens, and survival starts to depend on more than vampire loyalty alone.

The werebear saga tightens the screws as Holly and her protectors lose room to maneuver. Love, clan duty, and survival all start pressing from different sides at once.

After so much darkness, Blair reaches toward something like freedom and clarity. In this universe, though, even hope usually comes with another fight attached.

The demigod world turns brutal as war and desire crash together. This entry leans into the series' most volatile mix of passion, violence, and high supernatural stakes.

Blair's life gets messier when father issues and deadly threats collide at the same time. Emotional fallout and supernatural danger hit with equal force here.

Ivan steps closer to center stage as godly politics get more personal. Power, captivity, and dangerous attraction give this arc a darker edge.

Jenny Parker discovers she is pregnant despite not having slept with a man, then learns a blood curse is to blame. Three demigods tell her the only way to break it is to choose one of them as father.

Dragon politics take a darker turn when buried motives start coming to light. Cami must deal with secrets that make every side of the conflict look less simple.

The vampire world shifts again when the series brings in a threat, or perhaps an ally, that changes the rules. Daywalkers force everyone to rethink what counts as safe.

Jealousy, war, and ugly secrets start tearing at Jenny's hard-won happiness with her demigods. Even love may not be enough to keep everyone alive.

A fresh angle opens on the wider supernatural world as new players step into the story. Hidden enemies, shifting loyalties, and old powers make it clear the danger is still growing.

Jenny's story deepens as divine politics and attraction pull her in opposite directions. The romance gets hotter, but the curse and the coming war never let up.

The title says it all, supernatural trouble spills over into blood ties and dangerous power. This later installment pushes the shared world into even messier territory.

Late in the wider saga, survival means facing long histories and even longer grudges. Darkness, in every sense, threatens to outlast love.

By this point the shared world is running on emotional risk as much as supernatural danger. Every relationship feels one wrong step away from disaster.

Wealth and monstrosity make a dangerous pairing in this later paranormal romance. Beneath the glamour, the real question is what kind of creature power has created.