PC Cast Books in Order

Oklahoma English teacher Shannon Parker buys an antique vase and wakes up in Partholon, mistaken for Rhiannon, the Goddess Incarnate of Epona. Thrust into an arranged marriage with a centaur shaman and a looming war, she must fake divinity while deciding whether this strange world could be home.

On her lonely twenty-fifth birthday, Air Force Sergeant Christine Canady performs a goddess-summoning ritual as a joke, then survives a plane crash by awakening in the body of the mermaid Undine. Torn between a knight on land and a dark merman in the sea, she has to choose her true life.

Born part human, part centaur, Elphame has never fit in, even as the beloved daughter of Partholon’s Goddess Incarnate. Drawn to the ruined MacCallan Castle, she leads settlers to rebuild it and finds forbidden love with a half‑Fomorian warrior whose very bloodline threatens her people’s safety.

Struggling Tulsa baker Lina discovers an old Italian goddess cookbook and ends up trading places with Persephone herself. While Persephone revitalizes Lina’s bakery, Lina must bring spring to the Underworld and decide if the brooding god Hades is truly her worst nightmare or her unexpected match.

Centaur Huntress Brighid left her oppressive clan to serve at MacCallan Castle, but a mission to guide the grieving warrior Cuchulainn home drags her back toward the plains. As her magic awakens and Epona calls, Brighid must face her family’s expectations and the dangerous pull of forbidden love.

Exhausted interior designer Pamela Gray wishes for a man who will treat her like a goddess and accidentally attracts the attention of Artemis and Apollo. In Las Vegas, the gods turn her love life into their game, and Pamela has to decide whether the sun god’s charm hides something deeper.

Now fully embraced as Epona’s Chosen in Partholon, Shannon Parker is ripped back to Oklahoma, where her dark double still plots with a vengeful god. With a human sheriff who resembles her centaur husband at her side, Shannon must stop old evil from crossing worlds and find her way home.

Mikki’s family roses thrive on her blood, a legacy she’d rather ignore until a ritual pulls her into the Realm of the Rose. There she meets a cursed guardian beast and a goddess who expects Mikki to become priestess, break an ancient spell, and risk her heart to save a dying land.

Now leader of the Dark Daughters, Zoey is finally settling into the House of Night when human teens from her old life turn up dead, their bodies drained of blood. With tensions flaring between humans and vampyres, she must untangle murders, shifting loyalties, and her own complicated love life.

Morrigan Parker grows up in Oklahoma not knowing she is the daughter of disgraced Goddess Incarnate Rhiannon. On her eighteenth birthday, visions and strange powers awaken, drawing her toward Partholon and a destiny that will force her to choose between the goddess Epona and a seductive dark god.

Aphrodite is bored with modern love and decides to meddle in Tulsa, where shy teacher Pea and a single father firefighter both need a push. As the goddess gives herself a modern makeover, she discovers that even immortals can be surprised by how messy and rewarding love can be.

Sixteen-year-old Zoey Redbird is yanked out of her ordinary Oklahoma life when she is Marked as a vampyre fledgling and sent to the House of Night boarding school. There she discovers unusual gifts, new friends, and a dangerous corruption hiding behind the school’s rituals.

Zoey is hiding explosive secrets: undead fledglings lurk beneath Tulsa, and High Priestess Neferet is far from the benevolent mentor she appears to be. As betrayals mount and a forbidden relationship threatens her friendships, Zoey has to decide who she can trust before darkness takes over the school.

After tragedy shatters Zoey’s circle, Neferet seizes the moment to ally with the fallen immortal Kalona and his raven mockers. Exiled to the tunnels with only a few allies, Zoey must rebuild trust and embrace her elemental powers if she hopes to stand against a goddess’s twisted warrior.

Kat, a modern woman with a rough past, is whisked by the goddess Hera into the middle of the Trojan War to inspire a hero to rise. Instead she finds herself entangled with Achilles and a very different vision of heroism, where love and sacrifice might change an ancient story.

This prequel novella returns to Partholon at an earlier time, showing the roots of the Goddess Incarnate’s line and the choices that set Shannon Parker’s destiny in motion. It offers a glimpse of Epona’s workings, early battles with darkness, and the fragile, hopeful beginnings of a beloved world.

Kalona and Neferet have claimed the Tulsa House of Night, turning fledglings and vampyres into their followers. Hiding underground, Zoey and her friends search for a way to fight back, even as prophecies hint that confronting Kalona could cost Zoey far more than her life.

Told from multiple viewpoints, Tempted follows Zoey’s fractured circle from Tulsa to the Isle of Skye, where seductive power and old magic blur the line between ally and enemy. Zoey’s tangled heart and a deadly choice on sacred ground threaten to change the vampyre world forever.

Reluctant psychic Alexandra Patton is recruited by a secret time‑travel project and sent to 60 AD Briton to retrieve a crucial medallion piece. To succeed she must win the help of Caradoc, a fierce Druid warrior, even as their growing bond tempts her to abandon her own time.

After a devastating confrontation, Zoey’s soul is splintered and trapped in the Otherworld while her body lies comatose. Her friends travel to the Isle of Skye to seek help, and Stevie Rae’s forbidden bond with Rephaim deepens, forcing everyone to weigh sacrifice against forgiveness.

Eternal is a vampire-themed anthology of young adult love stories edited by P. C. Cast. It gathers new tales from several authors, each exploring dark romance, sacrifice, and temptation, and includes an introduction by Cast that connects these bites of fiction to the wider vampire craze.

Photojournalist Isabel’s car plunges off a bridge, and a water goddess saves her on one condition: she must travel to Camelot and seduce Lancelot away from Guinevere. Once there, Isabel instead finds herself drawn to King Arthur, forcing her to question destiny, duty, and her own heart.

Presented as an in‑world manual, this companion gathers lore, history, rituals, and practical advice for new fledglings entering the House of Night. It explains vampyre physiology, Nyx’s marks, elemental affinities, and the traditions that shape life inside the school, enriching the main series’ mythology.

This illustrated handbook welcomes newly Marked fledglings to the House of Night, outlining the Change, vampyre history, rituals, and Nyx’s gifts in a friendly, textbook style. It reads like the guide Zoey and her friends might carry, deepening the sense that readers have stepped into their world.

Zoey returns to Tulsa, but peace is short-lived as Neferet strikes a horrifying bargain with Darkness and stirs up human fear against vampyres. A shocking loss rocks the House of Night, pushing Zoey and her circle to accept leadership roles they never wanted.

In Destined, Zoey, her friends, and even former enemies take turns narrating as Neferet maneuvers to keep her crimes hidden from the Vampyre High Council. With war looming over Tulsa, Zoey must claim her place as High Priestess and decide how far she’ll go to protect both Houses of Night.

This House of Night novella reveals Swordmaster Dragon Lankford’s past. Banished from England and Marked on the docks, he trains at the Kansas City House of Night, falls in love with Spells and Rituals professor Anastasia, and faces a violent threat that shapes the warrior he becomes.

Nyx in the House of Night is a nonfiction companion that gathers essays about the myths, folklore, religion, and pop‑culture influences behind the series. Contributors explore Wiccan ritual, Cherokee stories, tattoo history, Scottish legends and more, tying real-world lore to Zoey’s vampyre world.

Accidental Magic collects two paranormal romance novellas set in the quirky town of Mysteria. In one, burned‑out Candice Cox is gifted a much younger werewolf lover; in the other, tightly controlled witch Summer Smith meets a seductive vampire whose kiss tempts her to loosen the reins on her magic.

Neferet has broken from the Council and openly embraced Darkness, leaving Zoey’s group to build a new House of Night in the Tulsa tunnels. A newly Marked fledgling with unusual sight, growing human unrest, and Neferet’s ruthless schemes force Zoey to confront dangers from every side.

Set in 1788, this novella follows young Lenobia as she escapes life as a baron’s illegitimate daughter by posing as her dead half‑sister bound for New Orleans. Marked as a fledgling at sea, she discovers a passion for horses and a first, tragic love that leaves scars seen in the main series.

In turn‑of‑the‑century Chicago, sixteen-year-old Emily Wheiler becomes Neferet. After abuse and betrayal in her wealthy but loveless home, being Marked as a vampyre offers escape and power. The novella traces how unhealed wounds and new abilities twist her toward the Darkness readers know so well.

When Neferet’s past and present crimes finally erupt into the human world, Tulsa becomes a battleground. Zoey faces suspicion from the Council, strained friendships, and a very public enemy as she struggles to keep Nyx’s path in sight while the city teeters on the edge of chaos.

This House of Night novella tells the origin story of Kalona and his brother Erebus, winged warriors created to serve the goddess Nyx. Kalona’s fierce love curdles into jealousy and pride, opening a door for Darkness and setting the stage for the immortal enemy Zoey later faces.

In the final House of Night novel, Zoey and her circle must sever Neferet’s bond with Darkness once and for all. As sacrifices are demanded and old wounds resurface, forgiveness, faith, and the choices of a few fledglings determine the fate of both vampyres and humans.

In a post‑apocalyptic world reshaped by catastrophe, Mari is heir to the healing magic of the Earth Walker clan yet hides her forbidden Companion blood. When an attack destroys her village, she crosses paths with Nik, a sun‑aligned warrior, and together they must challenge hatred that has lasted generations.

In this Escaped novella, siren Melody Seirina slips out of Tartarus to modern San Francisco with a mission to mate with and kill human men to free her people’s cursed bloodline. Falling for kindhearted cop Dean forces her to choose between her duty and her heart.

Nearly a year after Redeemed, Zoey’s friends return to Tulsa to celebrate her eighteenth “birthmas,” but strange omens suggest Neferet’s evil is not contained. When an Other World red fledgling arrives with a warning, Zoey must again gather the Nerd Herd and confront a new fracture in reality.

As Thaddeus allies with the god of Death, Mari and Nik fight to unite Earth Walkers and Companions into a single clan strong enough to resist him. Their journey into enemy territory tests their bond, their Pack, and their faith in a Goddess of Life who seems far away.

In the second House of Night Other World novel, Zoey risks using Old Magick to reach the alternate world where Kevin comes from, even as that reality buckles under Neferet’s rule. Both worlds edge toward disaster unless someone can close the rift between them without losing everything.

Driven from their forest home, Mari, Nik, and their mixed Pack journey toward the plains to seek an alliance with the legendary Wind Riders, horse‑bonded warriors who might help them fight Death’s growing power. Acceptance is not guaranteed, and rejection could doom them all.

While Other Neferet secretly pursues immortality and domination in her world, Zoey worries that repeated use of Old Magick will backfire. As unrest grows among vampyres who tasted power, both worlds inch closer to open conflict, and forgotten stories about Kalona may hold the key to survival.

Foster Stewart can shape clouds, Tate Taylor has uncanny night vision, and neither understands why until a deadly tornado exposes their shared connection to air. Hunted by a scientist with his own agenda, they hit the road, trying to master new powers and find other element‑touched teens.

In the conclusion to House of Night Other World, Darkness seeps into Tulsa as Other Neferet and her allies move to free this world’s Neferet. Zoey, the Nerd Herd, and unexpected friends from both realities must combine their strength to stop two worlds from being swallowed by shadow.

Twin witches Hunter and Mercy Goode, descendants of Goodeville’s founding witch, are initiated as Gatekeepers charged with guarding portals to multiple underworlds. When their mother is murdered by a demon, grief and anger strain their bond as mythic monsters begin slipping into their small town.

After coordinated attacks unleash green mist across the United States, almost all men die while some women develop extraordinary abilities. A group of high school teachers and a student flee across the Pacific Northwest, learning to wield new powers and to decide what kind of world they want to rebuild.

Still reeling from their mother’s death, Hunter and Mercy Goode struggle to work together as Gatekeepers. As dark omens multiply and a vengeful goddess targets them, the twins’ growing rift threatens their magic and the fragile safety of Goodeville itself.