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Thorne Witches Books in Order

Part ofTM Cromer Books in Order

See the Thorne Witches series by TM Cromer in order, with book summaries, family background, crossover notes, and an easy place to start.

Last updated: July 11, 2026

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Thorne Witches books in publication order

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12 books

1

Autumn Magic

by TM Cromer

2018

Years after Keaton rejected her for being a witch, Autumn Thorne is the only one who can help him master his own awakening powers. Their reunion stirs up old desire, old hurt, and a fresh magical threat.

2

Spring Magic

by TM Cromer

2018

Spring Thorne joins Knox Carlyle on a dangerous hunt for a powerful artifact that could help save her mother. Their trip turns deadly as enemies close in and long-buried feelings refuse to stay buried.

3

Summer Magic

by TM Cromer

2018

Summer Thorne wants to protect unwanted animals, not fall for the sheriff trying to shut her rescue down. When her pet chimp becomes tied to a decades-old mystery, romance and danger crash together in this witchy opener.

4

Winter Magic

by TM Cromer

2018

Winnie Thorne once erased Zane Carlyle's memory of their affair. When his powers awaken and the truth comes back, revenge, a charmed amulet, and a returning enemy force them back to the same side.

5

Essential Magic

by TM Cromer

2019

Artifact hunter Nash Thorne goes after a cursed ruby necklace said to poison its wearer. With his assistant Ryanne caught between feuding factions and family danger, a jewel heist turns into a fight for far more than treasure.

6

Forever Magic

by TM Cromer

2019

GiGi is ready to move on after her spymaster husband shattered her trust. Then Ryker comes home with old enemies on his heels, and saving their marriage may mean surviving one last deadly game.

7

Long Lost Magic

by TM Cromer

2019

Alastair Thorne finally breaks the rules of magic to wake the woman he has loved for twenty years. Rorie returns from stasis changed, damaged, and missing part of her soul, forcing him to risk everything again.

8

Rekindled Magic

by TM Cromer

2019

Holly Thorne needs her stubborn bodyguard Quentin Buchanan to help recover the last piece needed to save her mother. A painful misunderstanding still stands between them, but their enemies have no intention of letting them reconcile in peace.

9

Moonlit Magic

by TM Cromer

2020

Liz Thorne never forgot the reckless weekend that ended in heartbreak, and Rafe has spent years regretting his part in it. When a force begins draining Thorne magic, their reunion becomes personal and perilous.

10

Celestial Magic

by TM Cromer

2021

When evil magic invades the Otherworld, patriarch Preston Thorne is forced back to the land of the living. Reunited with Selene and facing the Thornes' newest enemy, he must help fight the family's biggest battle yet.

11

Enchanted Magic

by TM Cromer

2021

Mackenzie Thorne finally seems close to love when Sebastian Drake invites her into his world. Then an ancient enchantress wakes, chooses Mackenzie as the perfect vessel, and turns romance into a possession nightmare.

12

Everlasting Magic

by TM Cromer

2022

Ex-FBI agent Evelyn Thorne is determined to clear Simon Blane's name after he is framed as a criminal kingpin. To survive, they have to outmaneuver the real mastermind and lean on the Thornes' not exactly legal kind of help.

Thorne Witches books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Summer Magic"

    Summer Magic

    by TM Cromer

    2018Thorne Witches, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Autumn Magic"

    Autumn Magic

    by TM Cromer

    2018Thorne Witches, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "Winter Magic"

    Winter Magic

    by TM Cromer

    2018Thorne Witches, Book 3
  4. Book cover for "Spring Magic"

    Spring Magic

    by TM Cromer

    2018Thorne Witches, Book 4
  5. Book cover for "Rekindled Magic"

    Rekindled Magic

    by TM Cromer

    2019Thorne Witches, Book 5
  6. Book cover for "Long Lost Magic"

    Long Lost Magic

    by TM Cromer

    2019Thorne Witches, Book 6
  7. Book cover for "Forever Magic"

    Forever Magic

    by TM Cromer

    2019Thorne Witches, Book 7
  8. Book cover for "Essential Magic"

    Essential Magic

    by TM Cromer

    2019Thorne Witches, Book 8
  9. Book cover for "Moonlit Magic"

    Moonlit Magic

    by TM Cromer

    2020Thorne Witches, Book 9
  10. Book cover for "Enchanted Magic"

    Enchanted Magic

    by TM Cromer

    2021Thorne Witches, Book 10
  11. Book cover for "Celestial Magic"

    Celestial Magic

    by TM Cromer

    2021Thorne Witches, Book 11
  12. Book cover for "Everlasting Magic"

    Everlasting Magic

    by TM Cromer

    2022Thorne Witches, Book 12

Series background & context

The Thorne Witches books are paranormal romances built around one very powerful family. Each novel centers on a different couple, but this is not a loose set of disconnected love stories. From Summer Magic onward, the Thornes feel like a loud, loyal, deeply entangled clan whose private problems keep turning into magical emergencies.

At the start of the series, the family is still carrying the fallout from a devastating loss. Their mother, Rorie, has been trapped in stasis for twenty years, and several of the early books are driven by the hunt for ancient artifacts that might bring her back. That long-running thread gives the series real momentum, because Summer, Autumn, Winter, Spring, Holly, and the rest are all falling in love while trying to solve the same larger problem.

Order matters here.

The romances themselves stay varied, but the energy is consistent. You get veterinarians, sheriffs, warlocks in training, bodyguards, spymasters, council operatives, and stubborn witches who are not especially good at staying out of trouble. The books move quickly from sexy banter to family chaos to real danger, and there is always another cursed object, old enemy, or terrible idea waiting around the corner.

The world widens as the series goes on. What starts with a strong small-town feel opens into a bigger magical landscape that includes rival families, witch hunters, dangerous estates, council politics, stolen relics, power-draining forces, and eventually threats that reach into the Otherworld itself. Later titles like Moonlit Magic, Enchanted Magic, and Celestial Magic lean harder into the myth arc, but they still keep the relationship at the center.

That balance is really the draw. The Thornes bicker, interfere, protect, and sometimes make spectacularly bad decisions, but they never stop showing up for one another. Even when the plot gets bigger, the emotional engine is still family loyalty and the question of whether two people can hold on to each other while everything around them goes sideways.

If you like connected romances with a running magical story line, this series is best read straight through. Starting with Summer Magic lets you watch the family history, the grudges, and the world-building build on each other book by book. By the time the later threats arrive, the stakes land harder because you already know exactly what the Thornes stand to lose.

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