Storm (Terri Brisbin) Books in Order
Part ofTerri Brisbin Books in OrderFollow the Storm series by Terri Brisbin in order, with paranormal-romance summaries, magical curse background, and where to start.
Last updated: July 14, 2026
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Storm (Terri Brisbin) books in publication order
4 books
A Storm of Passion
by Terri Brisbin
2009
Connor's gift of prophecy is slowly blinding and killing him. Moira blames the seer for her family's death, but after becoming his captive, she learns vengeance is harder to hold onto than expected.
A Storm of Love
by Terri Brisbin
2010
In the wild lands of Argyll, a woman and a Highland man find their plans disrupted by danger and desire. Their shorter companion story expands the magical, curse-shadowed world of the Storm series.
A Storm of Pleasure
by Terri Brisbin
2010
A man burdened by dangerous Fae powers meets a woman who challenges his plans and his control. Their passion grows while the family curse and the threat surrounding the Storm brothers continue to close in.
Mistress of the Storm
by Terri Brisbin
2011
Duncan and Isabel are pulled into the final struggle against a power-hungry enemy and an old magical curse. Family secrets and dangerous loyalties leave them fighting for love as well as survival.
Storm (Terri Brisbin) books in chronological order
Series background & context
The Storm series is a dark medieval Scottish paranormal romance sequence about three brothers with Fae powers and the curse that threatens to destroy them. Magic still lingers in this version of Scotland, and the Viking world around the western islands is as dangerous as the supernatural force gathering within the family.
A Storm of Passion introduces Connor, a seer whose gift allows him to glimpse past, present, and future. The power has brought him status, but it is also taking his sight and his health. Moira believes Connor was responsible for the destruction of her family, so their meeting begins with vengeance rather than trust.
The curse always demands a price.
Connor and his brothers are bound to a Fae legacy that turns their abilities into a threat. The women who enter their lives are not side characters waiting to be rescued. They have their own anger, history, and reasons to resist the men who need them. That push and pull gives the series its emotional heat, even as the larger magical problem grows more urgent.
A Storm of Love is a shorter companion story, while A Storm of Pleasure continues the family struggle with another brother facing the danger tied to his power. Mistress of the Storm brings the core sequence toward its biggest confrontation, following Duncan and Isabel as they deal with a power-hungry enemy, secrets about family, and the final pressure of the curse.
The tone is more sensual and supernatural than Brisbin's Highland clan series. There are still historical details, island settings, feuds, and the weight of family duty, but the plot is driven by prophecies, Fae blood, and a battle between destructive power and the possibility of love. The romances are closely tied to the overall arc, so the books reward readers who follow the order.
These storms are both magical and personal.
Start with A Storm of Passion for Connor and Moira's story, then read A Storm of Love, A Storm of Pleasure, and Mistress of the Storm. The series suits readers who want medieval romance with curses, gifted heroes, formidable heroines, and a continuing threat that gives every relationship higher stakes.
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