Witch Island Brides Books in Order
Part ofDeanna Chase Books in OrderSee the Witch Island Brides books in order by Deanna Chase, with summaries, reading order, and background on this lighter paranormal romance series.
Last updated: July 6, 2026
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Witch Island Brides books in publication order
4 books
The Shifter's First Bite
by Deanna Chase
2018
Zinnia Franklyn reunites with the man she loved as a teen, only now he's a TV star with a very public engagement rumor. Reed wants her back, but fame and old pressures won't make it simple.
The Vampire's Last Dance
by Deanna Chase
2018
Felicia Patterson has accepted the family curse that says happily-ever-after isn't for her. Then a dangerously attractive vampire steps onto Witch Island and makes that fate look a lot less certain.
The Warlock's Enchanted Kiss
by Deanna Chase
2018
A warlock and a wary witch collide on Witch Island, where attraction is easy and trust is not. Magic, family baggage, and island gossip make every choice a risky one.
The Wolf's New Year Bride
by Deanna Chase
2018
A new year on Witch Island brings a wolf shifter face to face with a woman who could change everything. Magic, timing, and a stubborn refusal to play it safe push them toward one last chance at love.
Witch Island Brides books in chronological order
Series background & context
Witch Island Brides is one of Deanna Chase's lighter, more playful paranormal romance setups. The title gives you the vibe right away. This is a magical island, full of supernatural matchmaking energy, family trouble, and couples who would very much like life to be simple, except the magic keeps getting ideas.
Rather than following one heroine through a long central plot, the series moves through different romantic pairings. Witches, vampires, warlocks, shifters, and wolves all get their turn. The books are linked by place and tone more than by one big mystery, which makes them easy to dip into while still rewarding publication order.
The island setting does a lot for the series. It makes everything feel close together, a little heightened, and slightly ridiculous in the best way. Old family curses, local gossip, romantic misfires, and supernatural chaos all have room to bounce off one another. The comedy lands because the emotions underneath are still sincere.
These are not the books Chase writes when she wants to build out a huge magical power structure. They are the books she writes when she wants the fun of paranormal romance to lead. That means strong attraction, magical complications, fast-moving plots, and heroines who are trying to protect themselves from exactly the kind of love story they end up getting.
Start with The Vampire's Last Dance if you want the clearest sense of the series. From there, expect island magic, charming supernatural leads, and romance that never stays trouble-free for very long.
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