Vampire Seasons Books in Order

Vampire Seasons begins with My Vampire Summer, and the title tells you a lot about the mood. This is YA paranormal fantasy with a vacation feel on the surface and something older, darker, and stranger just underneath. Iona Candella wants a quiet summer in a medieval French town before college, mostly so she can read in peace. Her best friend Cheri Blake has other plans, most of them involving adventure and attractive boys.

That contrast between bookish caution and reckless curiosity gives the story its spark. The girls arrive expecting scenery, flirtation, and a memorable trip. Instead they get ancient curses, haunted ruins, crypts, and supernatural creatures guarding secrets that have been buried for a very long time. The French setting is not decorative, it is part of what makes the story work.

Old places carry old problems.

Even with vampires in the title, the tone is more playful summer fantasy than grim horror. Casey balances the gothic ingredients with friendship, humor, and the rush of being young in a place that feels romantic one moment and dangerous the next. Iona's reading habit and Cheri's chaos make a fun pairing, and the setting gives them plenty to react to.

If you want a shorter supernatural read that mixes travel, friendship, folklore, and a little romantic tension, this is a good stop in Casey's catalog. Since the page is built around My Vampire Summer, it works well as a self-contained doorway into the series mood.