The Brinnswick Chronicles Books in Order
Part ofMichele Notaro Books in OrderRead Michele Notaro’s The Brinnswick Chronicles books in order, with short summaries and a series reading list to help you decide which book to read first.
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The Brinnswick Chronicles books in publication order
5 books
Basil
by Michele Notaro
2020
After an ex manipulated his memories, Basil has little faith in romance until meeting his soulmate at the pointed end of a crossbow. Hiro’s hostility and an approaching dark threat test whether attraction can overcome anger, suspicion and fear.
Nikolai
by Michele Notaro
2020
Nikolai and Grayson find their bond expanding when the witch Delaro enters their lives. His suspicious coven leader complicates their connection, while a shadowy threat forces all three to work together to protect the people they love.
Thayer
by Michele Notaro
2020
Returning after three years in the fae realm, Thayer hopes to reconnect with Toby, the man he believes is his soulmate. But bodies drained of blood begin appearing, tying their investigation to Toby’s past and reopening wounds between them.
Jorah
by Michele Notaro
2021
Long drawn toward the dangerous north of the fae realm, Jorah begins sensing fear where he once felt peace. Believing his soulmate is hurt and being hunted there, he defies warnings and races to reach him before it is too late.
Talon
by Michele Notaro
2021
Talon finally discovers his long-awaited soulmate, only to find him on the enemy’s side. As a common threat hunts them both, he must decide whether their connection can bridge a seemingly impossible divide or place him in greater danger.
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