Vampire (Alexis Morgan) Books in Order

Alexis Morgan's vampire stories take place in a world where humans, vampires, and vampire-human hybrids called Chancellors live under a tense social order. Bloodlines carry power, old grudges last for generations, and personal relationships can become political problems very quickly.

Love can be dangerous when everyone is keeping a secret.

The first core novels are set in New Eire and introduce a society divided by status as well as species. In The Vampire's Desire, Chancellor Ambrose O'Brien is used to negotiating between the human and vampire communities. Miranda Connor is a vampire heiress, and their attraction challenges assumptions about class, lineage, and who is considered an acceptable match.

Vampire Vendetta turns to Seamus Fitzhugh, the last survivor of his clan. He arrives at the estate of an enemy with revenge on his mind, only to find himself protecting Megan Perez, a hybrid woman in danger with a baby to keep safe. The story keeps its romantic focus while putting revenge, family loyalty, and survival in conflict.

Later books expand the circle of characters and threats. A Vampire's Vindication follows adversaries Keelie Bronson and Griff Tyler, while A Vampire's Salvation brings danger to Cord and the woman drawn into his life. Savage Redemption centers on Conlan Shea, chief of security at the O'Day estate, when Kat Karr returns wounded and desperate after breaking his heart years earlier.

Not every title connected with this group follows the same exact setting or format. Immortal Cowboy, for example, is a paranormal Western-style ghost romance about a historian and a long-dead gunslinger. It shares the mix of supernatural danger and emotional longing, but its haunted mountain setting gives it a different flavor.

The tone is sensual, suspenseful, and often protective. Morgan's supernatural heroes may have power and long memories, but they are usually carrying guilt, grief, or an old failure that they cannot easily leave behind. Her heroines are not simply bystanders to that danger. They have their own hard choices to make.

For the central New Eire sequence, begin with The Vampire's Desire and continue in publication order. Readers wanting a standalone supernatural romance with a ghostly Western atmosphere can also pick up Immortal Cowboy.