That Ghoul Ava Books in Order

Ava Birch learns that dying did not end her problems, it just made them weirder. These first adventures introduce her ghoul life, her friendship with Lisa Jenkins, and a supernatural world full of fresh trouble.

Ava is still getting used to life as a ghoul when a fresh wave of monster trouble lands in her lap. The series keeps its mix of horror, wisecracks, and supernatural politics very much alive.

Ava Birch is a ghoul, and now faeries are making her life worse. Brown leans into the series' funny, messy urban fantasy energy while throwing Ava into another very bad supernatural day.

There comes a point when even a smart-mouthed ghoul has to grow up a little. Ava's world keeps getting stranger, and the emotional stakes start catching up with the jokes.

Children are being murdered, and Ava gets pulled into a case uglier than her usual supernatural messes. The humor is still there, but so is a sharper sense of danger.

Ava would love one stretch of ordinary undead life, but that is not how her world works. Another monster problem sends her back into the mix of sarcasm, gore, and chaotic supernatural trouble.

Ava's appetite, attitude, and awful luck are all still intact when a new supernatural crisis crashes into everyday life. Brown keeps the series fast, funny, and just grubby enough to stay true to its ghoul hero.

A night out for an 80s rock tribute show should be easy fun, but a succubus kidnaps the lead singer instead. Ava has until midnight to fix it, which is exactly the kind of date she never wanted.