Undead Ever After Books in Order

Undead Ever After brings Stacey Kennedy back to paranormal romance with a mix of bite, humor, and bigger supernatural stakes. The series follows Willa and Killian through a Charleston ruled by vampires, magic, and old grudges. What starts as an unusual attraction between a witch and the city's vampire warden quickly turns into something much more tangled.

Willa is a great fit for Kennedy's style because she is not entering this world as some cool, all-knowing supernatural powerhouse. She is figuring things out in real time, often while the ground keeps shifting under her. Killian, meanwhile, has the brooding, dangerous presence paranormal romance readers want, but his role in the city also means the romance is tied to politics, duty, and public fallout.

Charleston matters here.

The series uses the city well, giving the books a moody, old-world feel without losing the banter and momentum. There are curses, blood magic, family complications, and escalating threats, but the relationship stays central. If you want Kennedy in a paranormal mode that feels both playful and high stakes, Undead Ever After is a very good place to start. It has witches, vampires, and the satisfying sense that every answer leads to a fresh disaster.