Trueblood Books in Order
Part ofBarbara Elsborg Books in OrderFind the Trueblood books by Barbara Elsborg in order, with short summaries and publication details to help you choose where to start reading.
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Trueblood books in publication order
5 books
Falling for You
by Barbara Elsborg
2008
Troubled by powerful urges around the full moon, Jo accidentally discovers a wounded vampire. Their growing attachment puts them at odds with a werewolf determined to seize his land and claim her for himself.
The Consolation Prize
by Barbara Elsborg
2008
An unwanted spa prize draws Chloe back to the house where her family died. Finding a captive man there, she attempts a rescue that brings her into conflict with vampires and her sinister step-grandmother.
Lightning in a Bottle
by Barbara Elsborg
2009
Unable to remember her identity, Erin lives under strange restrictions imposed by people claiming to be her parents. Her attraction to a neighboring sculptor entangles him in her unpredictable behavior and mysterious hunger.
The Misfits
by Barbara Elsborg
2009
A runaway faerie, a guilt-ridden vampire, and an outcast werewolf find companionship together. Their hope of building a shared life is threatened by hostile families, dangerous enemies, and the deceptions that drove them apart.
Fight to Remember
by Barbara Elsborg
2010
A trapped vampire, a woman whose memory vanishes each night, and a werepuma forced into deadly fights find an unexpected bond. Their chance at happiness comes under threat when protecting one another demands an impossible sacrifice.
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