The Others Books in Order
Part ofChristine Warren Books in OrderRead the Others series by Christine Warren in order, with short summaries, a guide to her hidden New York of shifters, vampires and fae, and where to start.
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The Others books in publication order
15 books
She's No Faerie Princess
by Christine Warren
2006
Runaway faerie princess Fiona wants a break from court life, not a werewolf bodyguard or a political mess. The human world offers freedom, but it also brings danger that neither she nor Walker can ignore.
Wolf at the Door
by Christine Warren
2006
A werewolf catches the impossible scent of his mate and finds a human woman tied to dangers she does not yet understand. Their connection is instant, but the hidden world around them is anything but safe.
Howl at the Moon
by Christine Warren
2007
Samantha Carstairs and Noah Baker are pulled back together when dangerous research attracts military attention and darker interests. With loyalties split and secrets piling up, they have to decide who to trust before things explode.
The Demon You Know
by Christine Warren
2007
Quiet TV researcher Abby Baker becomes a crucial player in the demon world after a rogue fiend possesses her. To stop a larger supernatural disaster, she must work with a hunter who knows exactly how dangerous she is.
One Bite With A Stranger
by Christine Warren
2008
A rebound night at a Manhattan Vampire Ball gives Regina McNeill more than a fantasy fix. The man she meets is sexy, powerful, and very real, and his secret changes everything.
Walk on the Wild Side
by Christine Warren
2008
Kitty Sugarman learns the father she never knew is a powerful were-lion, then heads to Vegas for answers. There she lands in pride politics, inheritance trouble, and the orbit of Marcus Stewart.
Big Bad Wolf
by Christine Warren
2009
Missy Roper has wanted Graham Winters forever, but the Silverback alpha has bigger worries than a human crush. Once he realizes she may be his mate, clan politics and enemies make desire genuinely dangerous.
You're So Vein
by Christine Warren
2009
After a rogue vampire attack leaves Ava Markham in the middle of a deadly transformation, survival depends on a powerful stranger. Vladimir Rurikovich is hunting a killer, but Ava quickly becomes far more than a case.
Born to Be Wild
by Christine Warren
2010
Veterinarian Josie Barrett can handle troublesome animals, but not a feral sickness racing through Stone Creek's shifters. Teaming with were-lion sheriff Eli Pace means solving the outbreak before the whole town goes wild.
Prince Charming Doesn't Live Here
by Christine Warren
2010
Hotshot lawyer Danice Carter takes what looks like a career-making case and ends up deep in faerie politics. A half-Fae investigator warns her off, but the missing woman they are chasing is too important to ignore.
Black Magic Woman
by Christine Warren
2011
Daphanie Carter's ordinary world shatters when magic, danger, and family chaos collide around her. With the stakes rising fast, she has to trust her own power and the man who keeps landing at her side.
Not Your Ordinary Faerie Tale
by Christine Warren
2011
Corinne D'Alessandro swears off interspecies dating, then gets sent to investigate supposed leprechaun sightings. The trail leads to a dangerously attractive fae and a case that turns playful fast.
Drive Me Wild
by Christine Warren
2012
Rafael De Santos is used to enjoying the chase, not being rattled by it. When desire gets tangled up with dangerous supernatural intrigue, even a born predator may be in over his head.
On the Prowl
by Christine Warren
2012
Saskia Arcos stands at the center of family expectations and supernatural politics she never asked for. As old loyalties and new temptations collide, the future planned for her starts to look impossible.
Hungry Like a Wolf
by Christine Warren
2013
Logan Hunter travels to New England to judge whether Honor Tate can lead the White Paw clan after her father's death. Pack politics, old grudges, and a fierce attraction make the mission anything but simple.
The Others books in chronological order
Series background & context
Christine Warren's The Others series is paranormal romance set in modern New York, where werewolves, vampires, fae, demons and witches live hidden among ordinary people. They call themselves the Others, and their safety has always rested on one rule: humans must never find out.
The Council of Others keeps that rule. It settles fights between the clans, reins in anyone who gets careless and decides how the community deals with the human world. When the series opens, that last job is getting hard. Some Others believe hiding can't last much longer, and a few humans already know more than they should.
Wolf at the Door starts the story. Sullivan Quinn, an Irish werewolf, arrives with a group of European Others who want the Americans to reveal themselves before an enemy does it for them. The Council pairs him with Cassidy, a werefox and anthropologist whose grandmother sits on the Council, to find the kidnapped mistress of a powerful vampire. The group suspected of taking her, the Light of Truth, could expose everyone, and Quinn has his own reasons for wanting Cassidy close.
Each book follows a new couple.
In She's No Faerie Princess, Fiona, a niece of the faerie queen Mab, slips away from court and lands in the care of Tobias Walker, a werewolf of the Silverback Clan. He hides her in his apartment while talks with human delegations hang in the balance, and someone starts killing humans in a way that points straight at the Others. In The Demon You Know, Abby Baker, a TV station researcher who finally gets a big story, crosses paths with Rule, a demon about a thousand years old who leads the warriors guarding humans from rogue fiends. Later books bring in vampires, shifters of every kind and more trouble from the fae. The heroines are usually sharp, stubborn women with real jobs, and the heroes have to earn their place.
Nobody stays in their own book for long. Friends, rivals, Council members and earlier couples keep turning up, so the world feels like a big, nosy neighborhood where everyone has an opinion about everyone else's love life. Clan politics, old grudges and the question of what the Others owe humans run underneath every romance.
The tone is light and steamy, with plenty of banter and humor and enough danger to keep things moving. Each book works as a standalone romance, but reading them in order lets you follow the bigger story and catch old friends when they come back. If you like a big supernatural cast, a little mystery with your romance and couples who argue as much as they flirt, this is an easy series to settle into.
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was this compiled by AI? there's five books in the series by Anne Bishop, and a couple more books written in the same world, but not part of the series. why does this list include 15 books by a different author???
Thanks for spotting the mix-up, Reuben! This page is Christine Warren's The Others series, and Anne Bishop's books had slipped onto it by mistake. Hers have their own page: https://mostrecommendedbooks.com/series/the-others-anne-bishop-books-in-order