The Cursed Kingdom Books in Order

The Cursed Kingdom is Hildie McQueen stepping into paranormal romance with one foot still planted firmly in Scotland. The central idea is wonderfully direct: a group of knights has been trapped under a terrible enchantment for centuries, and modern women may be the only ones who can set them free.

An Enchanted Knight lays out the world clearly. A Scottish castle, a heroine who can sense the dead, a knight who may not be dead at all, and a curse that has turned love into both the key and the cost. Later books continue that pattern with different knights, different heroines, and new layers of the same long magical imprisonment.

What keeps the series interesting is that it is not just about breaking a spell. The knights have been isolated for centuries. The women entering their world do not owe them rescue. Every romance has to answer practical questions about trust, sacrifice, and what freedom would even mean after so much lost time.

If you usually come to McQueen for Highland historicals but are curious about her fantasy side, this is the easiest bridge. It has Scottish atmosphere, strong chemistry, and a cleaner magical framework than the occasional supernatural touches in her other work.