Southern Single Mom Paranormal Mystery Books in Order

This series follows Andie Taylor, a woman who thought she had put vampire hunting behind her. That plan falls apart fast when a bloodsucker shows up on her doorstep and forces her back into the life she tried to leave.

The tone is a little punchier here.

Compared with Boyles's cozier town-based witch mysteries, these books lean a bit more toward action and supernatural threat. Vampires, werewolves, and demons are not background decoration. They are the problem. At the same time, the books keep Boyles's usual strengths, clear plotting, an approachable lead, and just enough romance to soften the darker edges.

Andie works as a protagonist because she is not chasing adventure for fun. She has history, regrets, and a life she was hoping to protect. That gives the series a more personal feeling. Every new creature she faces drags another piece of the past back with it.

If you want Amy Boyles with more monster hunting and a little less small-town cozy texture, Southern Single Mom Paranormal Mystery is the branch of her catalog that scratches that itch.