Writing, Adventure, and Magic

Reading Order

There are a lot of ways to read my books, and none of them are wrong! However, as a reader myself, I sometimes want to know the best order to read an author’s work. So, here’s a list of what I think gives you the best experience.

Kelsey Pine – Urban Necromancer

While Kelsey shares a world with Michelle, you don’t need to read either series to enjoy the other!
Accidental Necromancer (Jan. 2020)

Witch’s Path and Michelle

There’s no wrong way to read all the books featuring Michelle, but I’d read them this way!
Witch for Hire
A Witch’s Path
A Witch’s Trial
Fireball
A Witch’s Concern
Michelle’s Case Files
A Witch’s Rite
A Witch’s Demons
The Golden Egg
A Witch’s Magic
A Witch’s Halloween (Oct. 2020)

Witch’s Path World Stories

These short stories called to me and I had to write them!
Handyman for Hire and Oceanside are unrelated stories that can be read in any order, anytime you like!
Fireball and The Golden Egg are best read as part of Michelle’s story.
Handyman for Hire
Oceanside
Fireball
The Golden Egg

The Earth Born Cycle

Shasta’s books were so fun to write, but are best enjoyed after reading all of A Witch’s Path Series.
Earth Born
Fire Forged
Spirit Formed

Fey Hearted Series

I love these books, but they are more serious than my other books. A bit bitter, sweet, and in a completely different world than the rest of my books.
I would read Fey Hearted and the read the prequel, Fey at Heart.
Fey Hearted (Book 1)
Fey At Heart (Prequel)