Transplanted Tales Books in Order
Transplanted Tales is a series of 5 books written by Kate Serine.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Transplanted Tales books in publication order
5 books
Red
by Kate Serine
2012
Tess Little, known as Red Riding Hood, enforces the law for fairy-tale characters stranded in Chicago. A series of gruesome murders pairs her with detective and Reaper Nate Grimm, while suspects include people from her own romantic past.
Along Came a Spider
by Kate Serine
2013
Trish Muffet is rescued from an attack by Nicky Blue, now a vigilante known as the Spider. Despite opposing his methods, she joins his pursuit of Dracula, confronting dangerous enemies and the attraction she feels toward her unlikely ally.
The Better to See You
by Kate Serine
2013
Fairy godmother Lavender Seelie seeks a fresh start at a sanctuary for displaced storybook characters, where she grows close to werewolf Seth. Murders bearing old Tale symbols force her to question whether attraction is obscuring the truth about him.
Ever After
by Kate Serine
2014
Ordered to capture a notorious thief, fairy enforcer Gideon Montrose discovers Arabella Locksley, the Robin Hood he loved and believed dead. Her guarded secrets leave him torn between renewed love and loyalty to the king he serves.
Grimm Consequences
by Kate Serine
2014
Reaper and detective Nate Grimm has found happiness with Tess Little, but judges from his own kind pursue him for past transgressions. In this novella, protecting Tess may require severing the very relationship that gives his life meaning.
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