The Thirteenth Sign Books in Order
Part ofDebbie Cassidy Books in OrderFind The Thirteenth Sign by Debbie Cassidy in order, with short book summaries to help you follow the sequence and decide where to start reading.
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The Thirteenth Sign books in publication order
5 books
Witch Unexpected
by Debbie Cassidy
2020
A witch born under the thirteenth zodiac sign must bind herself to three dire wolf pack leaders to preserve an ancient covenant. An inventive killer threatens to stop her reaching the blood moon and completing the bond.
Witch Unbound
by Debbie Cassidy
2021
Loss and unsettling revelations leave a witch facing impossible choices as danger gathers around those she loves. Keeping them safe may demand sacrifices she never expected and force her to reconsider the promises she has made.
Witch Undecided
by Debbie Cassidy
2021
Bound to three direwolf shifters and a hostile spirit, a witch trains with the Elites while powerful vampires seek her blood. As the Order emerges and female shifters vanish, her already complicated loyalties face new pressure.
Witch Unmade
by Debbie Cassidy
2021
To protect the people she loves, a witch must defend an enemy and place her trust in a former foe. Shifting alliances and the final pieces of a puzzle threaten to overturn everything she believes about herself.
Witch Untold
by Debbie Cassidy
2021
When her friends disappear into an apparent trap, a witch initially leaves the investigation to Jasper and Conah. But the sudden loss of her connection to Jasper forces her to act before those she loves are lost.
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