The First Witch Books in Order

The First Witch is a fantasy romance duet built around one brutal idea: the heroine’s touch is lethal. Freyja is the First Witch, born with a curse that kills anyone she touches skin to skin, which means she’s spent most of her life isolated, feared, and forced to keep her distance.

She can’t even reach for comfort without risking a body on the floor.

Everything changes when the Dragonians enter the story. Unlike everyone else, they can survive her touch, and that single loophole turns Freyja from an outcast into something valuable, and dangerous. A dragonian prince claims her as his mate and pulls her into a world of dragon politics, power plays, and ancient magic that has been waiting for her.

The romance here is intense and possessive, with a lot of the tension coming from control, trust, and what it means to belong to someone when you’ve never had the option before. Freyja isn’t just learning how to love, she’s learning how to exist in a body that has always been framed as a weapon. And the prince isn’t just dealing with desire, he’s dealing with duty, enemies, and the fear that keeping her close might be the very thing that gets her killed.

Alongside the relationship, the books lean into curses with rules, rival forces that want to use Freyja, and the growing sense that her magic is tied to something older than she is. There are battles, threats at court, and the constant pressure of being the one person who can change the balance of power.

If you like your fantasy romance with a strong mythic hook, a heroine who’s more dangerous than anyone wants to admit, and a bond that complicates every choice, this duet is built for that mood. It’s spicy, high stakes, and best read as one continuous story.

Start with The Dragonian's Witch for the setup of the curse and the bond, then continue to The Witch's Consort to see the conflict deepen and the choices get sharper. It’s a two-book arc, so reading in order is the best way to get the full emotional payoff.