The Vein Chronicles Books in Order
Part ofAnne Malcom Books in OrderBrowse The Vein Chronicles books by Anne Malcom in order, with publication details and summaries to help you choose where to start reading.
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The Vein Chronicles books in publication order
5 books
Deathless
by Anne Malcom
2017
Amid a supernatural war, a vampire finds her complicated loyalties narrowing to blood and the man she wants. Secrets and dangerous desire threaten a bond she cannot surrender, even when holding on may prove fatal.
Fatal Harmony
by Anne Malcom
2017
After centuries avoiding conflict, a vampire becomes caught in a war within her brutal society. Attraction to a vampire slayer and attention from her own king complicate survival, forcing her beyond the comfortable margins of immortal life.
Eternity's Awakening
by Anne Malcom
2018
A vampire’s attachment to slayer Thorne brings unexpected humanity and a newly beating heart. With loved ones and the world threatened by a powerful enemy, she must defend the connections that now make her vulnerable.
Faults in Fate
by Anne Malcom
2018
Immortal witch Sophie possesses death-linked magic she has yet to master while an apocalypse looms. An unwanted bond with a dangerous, wounded wolf adds another threat, tying their uncertain futures together without either of them choosing it.
Buried Destiny
by Anne Malcom
2020
Repeated journeys through death have brought Sophie back with darkness from the underworld. As that power demands its purpose, her emerging destiny sets her against a wolf and a vampire she once loved and trusted.
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