Tremayne Vampire Books in Order
Tremayne Vampire is a series of 5 books written by Linda Lael Miller.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Tremayne Vampire books in publication order
5 books
Forever and the Night
by Linda Lael Miller
1993
Neely Wallace meets reclusive Aidan Tremayne while taking her nephew trick-or-treating. Their attraction conceals a dangerous divide: Aidan is a vampire who longs for her, but a relationship with a mortal threatens both forbidden love and his uncertain future.
For All Eternity
by Linda Lael Miller
1994
Vampire Maeve Tremayne travels into the Civil War and falls for a mortal doctor. Their attraction becomes entangled with her struggle against a vampire queen, placing human love in conflict with the demands and dangers of her immortal world.
Time Without End
by Linda Lael Miller
1995
Vampire Valerian has endured centuries of loneliness after losing Brenna, who returns in a new human life once each century. As the millennium approaches, he is determined to protect their renewed connection from the separation that has repeatedly haunted him.
Tonight And Always
by Linda Lael Miller
1996
Immortal widow Kristina Holbrook has resolved never to risk loving another mortal. Meeting widowed coach Max challenges that decision, but their attraction forces her to confront the secrets of her age and the prospect of losing someone again.
Into the Night
by Linda Lael Miller
2002
This volume combines two vampire romances. Valerian fights to save a beloved woman who returns to him once a century, while Kristina, scarred by loving a mortal, faces the possibility of opening her heart again.
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