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6 Paranormal Romance Books With Secrets at Their Heart
A paranormal romance asks its characters to negotiate more than ordinary uncertainty.
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A paranormal romance asks its characters to negotiate more than ordinary uncertainty. Hidden identities, unusual abilities, and supernatural enemies can change what trust and protection mean. These six selections include historical encounters, crossings through time, and continuing conflicts within established series. Pick an opening volume when you want a new world to enter, or a later installment when you are following its characters.
Devilfire
A doctor and a medium repeatedly meet in the aftermath of suspicious fires. Their attraction joins a supernatural investigation set in nineteenth-century Texas.
American Hauntings · Book 1
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Knowledge Protects
Charlotte confronts the consequences of captivity and brainwashing in the Nememiah finale. This is a continuation for readers already following her struggle against powerful vampire enemies.
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Salvation's Kiss
Conrad hopes to hide his other nature until he meets Ashley. Choose this for forbidden attraction shaped by a supernatural difference that may endanger the human woman he loves.
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Dream Angel
Stephanie's fresh start in Louisiana leads to Aidan and a world of dark magic. His offered protection creates a romance shaped by attraction, suspicion, and difficult costs.
The Angel Series · Book 1
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Wolf Of The Past
Nicole's grief becomes entangled with a mysterious wolf and a man who knows too much. This series opener brings protective attraction together with questions about identity and hidden powers.
Spirit Of The Wolf · Book 1
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The Ka
A tomb investigation sends Chione and Aaron into ancient Egypt. The combination of archaeology, magical intervention, and an existing relationship offers several routes into this time-crossing adventure.
Explore the book →Choose a new supernatural world or return to characters you already know. The best starting point depends on which relationship you want to understand.
