Order of Kathryn Moon Books

Kathryn Moon is an American author of contemporary romance, paranormal romance, and fantasy‑romance novels. Her books often blend high heat with heartfelt vulnerability, creating character‑driven romances set in both modern and fantastical settings.

Kathryn Moon debuted in 2014 with Thunder in the Mountains and has since written numerous bestselling series, including the Sweetverse, Tempting Monsters, Monster Smash Agency, Librarian’s Coven, and Inheritance of Hunger books. Below is a list of Kathryn Moon’s books in order of when they were originally released:

Publication Order of Dragonkin Books

Publication Order of Inheritance of Hunger Books

Publication Order of Monster Smash Agency Books

Publication Order of Sol & Lune Books

Publication Order of Summerland Books

Publication Order of Sweet Pea Mysteries Books

Publication Order of Tempting Monsters Books

Publication Order of The Librarian's Coven Books

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

Publication Order of Short Story Collections

Publication Order of Sweetverse Books

Publication Order of Anthologies

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Kathryn Moon Synopses: Good Deeds is a standalone novel by Kathryn Moon. Nötchka Uumian arrives on Bandalier with one goal: finish her job, get paid, and get out. But her timing could not be worse. Her first heat cycle hits without warning, and suddenly she has two options: flee the planet before it overwhelms her or find a place to ride it out where no one can claim her as a mate. Determined to avoid being tied to anyone’s household, she heads straight for the Droid District. A machine cannot bond with her, which makes it the safest place she can think of.

Short on credits and bracing for days of fevered instability, Nötchka ends up at Nuts in Bolts, a rundown Cozy House staffed by outdated models and half‑functional units. The proprietor, an old Proto unit named Avan‑8, offers her a deal: repairs in exchange for shelter. It is supposed to be simple. It is supposed to be safe.

It is neither.

The droids are far more charming than she expected, and Nötchka finds herself growing attached despite every promise she made to herself. Worse, a group of Dendärys males has caught her scent and is closing in, and rumors swirl through the district about women who have vanished without a trace.

With her heat intensifying, predators on her trail, and a mystery tightening around her, Nötchka has to rely on her wits, her tools, and the unlikely allies she never meant to care about. If she can survive the next few weeks, she might escape Bandalier with her freedom intact.

Right now, nothing is going according to plan.

Command the Moon by Kathryn Moon is a standalone title. The Nikolaev witches have never truly belonged on Swans Island. Tourists adore their charms and fortune‑telling, but the locals keep them at a wary distance. For Zoya Lane, though, magic is not a performance. It is the rhythm of her days, the pulse of her nights, and the source of the visions that show her the face of her pesnya dushi, the soul‑thread tied to her own.

Unfortunately, that face belongs to Johnny Sharpe. He has hurt her more times than she can count, and Zoya would give anything to keep him out of her waking life, even if she cannot stop dreaming about him. But when Johnny returns to the island determined to make amends, Zoya’s carefully built walls begin to crack.

Then a stranger appears in her dreams — and soon after, on her doorstep. He is powerful, unsettling, and far too interested in Zoya and the ghost of Aunt Nadia, the only mother figure she has ever known. Whether he is her true soulmate or something far more dangerous is impossible to tell.

When the protective wards around the island begin to fail, Zoya’s emotions tangle with her magic in ways she cannot control. A threat older and stronger than anything she has faced is rising, and she must protect her home and Aunt Nadia’s spirit before everything she loves is torn apart.

No matter what the dreams insist, Zoya cannot imagine Johnny staying by her side through the storm that is coming.

Say Your Prayers is a standalone novel by Kathryn Moon. Hell has claimed the world, and the last scraps of holy ground are barely holding on.

Father Stavros never imagined a horned woman would stagger up to his sanctuary’s gate, pleading for protection. After Hell’s Rising, he vowed to shelter anyone in need, but this is different. This woman is a succubus, a creature shaped by the very darkness the priests of Bethel have sworn to resist. And yet something in her desperation forces him to open the door.

Deyva’s arrival shakes the small church to its core. Cast out from Hell itself, she challenges everything the three priests believe about sin, salvation, and the enemy they have spent their lives fighting. She is frightened, vulnerable, and far too human for comfort. The more time they spend with her, the more their faith, their vows, and their sense of right and wrong begin to blur.

Then Hell sends an unexpected emissary to reclaim her, and the priests are thrust into an impossible choice. They can hand Deyva over and make their final stand against the infernal forces closing in. Or they can protect her, follow the pull of their hearts, and risk losing the last fragile pieces of their faith.

Either way, the sanctuary’s days of peace are over.

Pray while you still can.