Soulfire Books in Order
Part ofStephanie Rowe Books in OrderBrowse the Soulfire books in order by Stephanie Rowe, with summaries, series background, and a practical place to start this paranormal romance trilogy.
Last updated: July 14, 2026
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Soulfire books in publication order
3 books
Kiss at Your Own Risk
by Stephanie Rowe
2010
Blaine Underhill needs cursed killer Trinity Harpswell's help to save his imprisoned friend. Trinity is only days from escaping the Black Widow curse, but working with Blaine may make falling in love, and killing him, unavoidable.
Touch If You Dare
by Stephanie Rowe
2011
A dangerous supernatural mission puts another immortal warrior and a formidable woman on the same path. Trust is scarce, desire is inconvenient, and the magical threat around them will not wait for either to be ready.
Hold Me If You Can
by Stephanie Rowe
2012
An immortal warrior and a woman with dangerous powers are thrown together by magic and menace. Their fight against a supernatural threat becomes even harder when the connection between them starts to feel impossible to resist.
Soulfire books in chronological order
Series background & context
Soulfire is a paranormal romance series about immortal warriors, dangerous magic, and heroines whose powers come with serious consequences. The books begin with Kiss at Your Own Risk, followed by Touch If You Dare and Hold Me If You Can.
Nothing about these love stories is low risk.
The opening book introduces Blaine Underhill, an immortal warrior recently freed after a long imprisonment, and Trinity Harpswell, a woman cursed to kill the men she loves. Blaine needs Trinity's lethal abilities to help save someone important to him, while Trinity is close to the point when she may finally escape her curse. Their partnership is useful, uneasy, and immediately complicated by attraction.
That mix sets the tone for the series. The heroes have survived terrible things, and the heroines are not ordinary people waiting to be protected. They have frightening gifts, sharp instincts, and problems that cannot be fixed by romance alone.
Humor runs through the danger. The world includes witches, curses, immortals, bizarre villains, and threats that can turn ridiculous before becoming genuinely frightening. Rowe uses that energy to keep the books moving quickly, even as the characters confront trauma and hard choices.
The series links its romances through the warriors' shared history and the magical forces around them. Each book gives another couple a central story, but the broader world and its looming dangers make reading in order worthwhile.
Start with Kiss at Your Own Risk for the clearest introduction to the warriors, Trinity's curse, and the wildly supernatural tone. Soulfire is a strong pick for readers who like paranormal romance with action, heat, and a gleefully offbeat sense of humor.
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