Mercy Thompson Books in Order

When Mercy's half brother needs help in Montana, she plans a quick trip without the pack, but Adam insists on coming. Trapped by a legendary winter storm in a remote lodge with strangers and old magic waking, they uncover a threat with the power to end far more than their vacation.

When eccentric vampire Wulfe disappears, Mercy's search leads to missing people, strange ghostly manifestations, and whispers of a cursed scythe called the Harvester. To keep her pack and city safe, she must track down both Wulfe and the weapon before more souls are claimed.

Something vicious has slipped out of Underhill and into Mercy's territory, a creature that can look like anyone and control those it bites. Hunting it would be hard enough without strained pack bonds and personal rifts that threaten to break at the worst possible time.

After publicly declaring the Tri-Cities under her pack's protection, Mercy finds that promise tested by rogue witches, goblins, and a storm of black magic. As human leaders negotiate with the fae, she and the pack confront a death-dealing enemy who wants their territory and their lives.

A powerful European vampire abducts Mercy from her home territory and spirits her away to the heart of his domain. Separated from Adam and the pack, she must survive on her own wits in a strange city while Adam navigates deadly vampire politics to bring her home.

After Mercy and the pack battle a troll on a bridge, they shelter a fire-touched boy who has escaped from Underhill. By claiming the Tri-Cities as their territory to protect him, Mercy ignites a political showdown with the fae that will change their world.

Mercy's fragile peace is tested when Adam's glamorous ex-wife arrives needing protection from a dangerous stalker who turns out to be a volcanic god. Balancing supernatural threats, pack tensions, and messy human feelings might be the hardest job Mercy has ever taken on.

A fender-bender on Black Friday strands Mercy and her stepdaughter Jesse, only for them to discover that the entire pack has been kidnapped while they were gone. With few allies left, Mercy must piece together who is behind the attack and rescue her family before they are used as pawns.

On a long-delayed honeymoon with Adam at a campground along the Columbia River, Mercy expects a quiet break from politics. Instead she encounters other walkers, confronts buried parts of her heritage, and faces an ancient river monster that preys on anyone who ventures too close.

Mercy tries to return a mysterious fae book she borrowed in desperation and finds the shop shuttered and its owner missing. As rival factions hunt the volume, she has to protect her friends, untangle dangerous pack politics, and help Samuel survive a crisis of his own.

Still recovering from recent trauma, Mercy is marked as a traitor by the local vampire mistress and urged to flee. A plea from an old college friend draws her to a haunted house in Spokane, where ghostly threats and vampire politics collide in ways she did not foresee.

A string of murders on the local fae reservation leads Mercy to use her keen nose to help investigate. When her fae mentor Zee is framed for the crimes, she risks angering some of the most dangerous beings in the region to uncover the real killer and clear his name.

When vampire friend Stefan asks Mercy to accompany him as neutral backup to meet a visiting vampire, everything goes catastrophically wrong. A demon-ridden sorcerer is loose in the Tri-Cities, and Mercy's unusual resistance to magic may be the only hope of stopping the killing.

Mechanic and coyote shapeshifter Mercy Thompson takes in a frightened young werewolf looking for work and is swept into a plot that targets her alpha neighbor Adam and his daughter. To save them, she must return to the pack that raised her and face old loyalties and new enemies.