May Dawson is an American author of reverse harem paranormal romance novels. She enjoys writing about magic, powerful women, and their men. Originally from New York, May now resides in Virginia with two redheaded kids and her cats.
May Dawson made her debut as a novelist in 2017 with the novel Wild Angels. Below is a list of May Dawson’s books in order of when they were originally published:
Publication Order of Academy of the Supernatural Books
Publication Order of Angels of Chaos Books
(with Alexa B. James)
Publication Order of Bad Medium Books
Publication Order of Darkest Mark Books
Publication Order of Dragon Royals Books
Publication Order of God Fire Reform School Books
(with Lacey Carter Andersen)
Publication Order of Guild of Assassins Books
(with Lacey Carter Andersen)
Publication Order of Lilith And Her Harem Books
Publication Order of Lost Fae Books
Publication Order of Prisoners of Nightstone Books
(with Helen Scott)
Publication Order of Rich Demons of Darkwood Books
(with C.R. Jane)
Publication Order of Their Shifter Academy Books
Publication Order of Their Shifter Princess Books
Publication Order of The True and the Crown Books
Publication Order of Reject Island Books
Publication Order of Spell Library Books
Publication Order of Wicked Reform School Books
Publication Order of Bonds of Steele Omegaverse Books
Publication Order of Dressed to Kill Books
Publication Order of Anthologies
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May Dawson Synopses: Her Kind of Magic by May Dawson is the first Academy of the Supernatural novel. Deidra’s uncle took an early retirement from his career as a Hunter to raise her after her parents were killed by vampires. Deidra spent her childhood preparing for battles he hoped she would never engage in.
Until the night she was kicked out of the school dance because she went toe-to-toe with the bully there. She goes to ice cream with her uncle. After that, the screams begin, prompting Deidra and her uncle to assist. She is shell-shocked and covered in his blood an hour later as she is loaded into a police car for a crime she could never have committed.
She is rescued—or, rather, imprisoned—by the Hunters’ Academy. The training men, handsome Cade and cruel, icy, perfect Nix, try to avoid discussing the details because they are a little dicey.
Yet, nothing has really any significance to Deidra currently with the exception of seeking retribution.
She intends to make those who were liable for her uncle’s death pay. But now that the last person Deidra loved is gone, how will she carry on with her life after getting her way?
Will she be able to return to the academy and find a new home and family? Or did she burn that bridge?
Unwanted by May Dawson is the first book in the Their Shifter Academy series. Maddie is either famous or infamous by the time she enters the academy, where the born shifters of each pack learn to fight and lead. She has already fought one or two battles. Additionally, not all of the packs are pleased with her family’s complicated relationships with magic, which has long been forbidden to wolves. Furthermore, it is restricted to shifters of male birth. She is one of very few shifters who carries a flat iron and skinny jeans in their bags. She will be greeted by quite the welcoming group. Her followers, who wish to demolish her and rebuild her. Her bullies, who merely wish to destroy her.Her guard, whose members rise and fall with her. They do not anticipate her attending graduation in four years. She is sure of it. Who will be in her corner at the end?
May Dawson Reviews: The Lost Fae series got off to a great start with Wandering Queen!
I felt awfully sorry for Alisa because even though they brought her back to faerie, everyone still keeps secrets from her, and if I were in her position, I would have fled back to the human world. I know that Alisa probably did bad things before she went missing, but now that she doesn’t remember anything, she seems very different.
I really enjoyed the story in this book, and I will definitely read the next one in the series, despite the fact that it occasionally irritated me. – Kassie
