Supernatural Bounty Hunter Books in Order

Supernatural Bounty Hunter is one of Leia Stone's more openly snarky urban fantasy setups. The hook is not hidden. Evie Black is a bounty hunter, and the job pulls her straight into the kind of supernatural trouble that keeps getting bigger every time she thinks she understands it. She also has a demon imp partner, Cass, which tells you a lot about the tone before the plot even gets fully moving.

This series likes chaos.

The first book throws Evie into a world of paranormal criminals, wolf politics, and dangerous attraction. Then the later books widen things fast. By Magic Sight, Evie is dealing with pregnancy, rare magic, and the revelation that she is tied to the gate of the underworld itself. Magic Touch keeps pushing that pressure outward through sirens, disappearances, and deeper underworld stakes.

What makes the series work is how casually it blends the ridiculous and the urgent. Evie can be handling a bounty job one minute and life-changing magical responsibility the next. That jumpiness is part of the fun. The books do not want to sit still in one lane. They want to mix bounty-hunter pacing with family stakes, supernatural politics, and romance that keeps getting more inconvenient.

The world also has a broader paranormal menu than some of Stone's more single-creature series. Wolves, demons, sirens, kitsune-style magic, and the underworld all get space here. So if you want an urban fantasy shelf that feels less locked into one mythology and more interested in throwing supernatural problems at the heroine until she starts throwing punches back, this is a good fit.

Come here for Evie, the job-to-disaster pipeline, and the mix of sharp banter and escalating magical mess.