Jeanne C. Stein Reading Order
1 series · 23 books
Jeanne C. Stein is an American urban fantasy author known for blending contemporary settings with supernatural elements, particularly vampire lore. Her work is set primarily in San Diego, where she was raised and educated, bringing authentic regional detail to her stories. Based in Colorado, Stein has established herself as a prolific writer across the fantasy genre with a distinctive voice in urban paranormal fiction.
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Standalone Novels Series
23 books
Jeanne C. Stein has written 23 books across multiple series and standalone works, with publication beginning in 2006. The collection includes the 180 Degrees Magnetic duology, the Anna Strong Vampire Chronicles series, and various other paranormal and urban fantasy titles. These books should be read in publication order to experience Stein's work as it developed over time. The series status and exact completion date remain unclear, though the catalog spans nearly two decades of releases.
Start with 180 Degrees Magnetic - Repel All Boarders, the first of 23 books in the Standalone Novels series.
| # | Title |
|---|---|
| 1 | 180 Degrees Magnetic - Repel All Boarders |
| 2 | 180 Degrees Magnetic - Suicide Sail |
| 3 | Anna Strong 1 |
| 4 | Anna Strong 4 |
| 5 | Anna and the Vampire Prince: An Anna Strong Vampire Novella |
| 6 | Anna and the Vampire Prince: An Anna Strong Vampire Novella (Anna Strong Vampire Chronicles) |
| 7 | Blood Bond |
| 8 | Blood Drive |
| 9 | Blutrotes Verlangen |
| 10 | Chicks Kick Butt |
| 11 | Chosen (anna strong chronicles book six) |
| 12 | Dunkle Küsse |
| 13 | Gesetz der Nacht |
| 14 | Hexed |
| 15 | Hexed (Kate Daniels) |
| 16 | Legacy |
| 17 | Many Bloody Returns |
| 18 | Paradox |
| 19 | Retribution |
| 20 | The Becoming |
| 21 | The Becoming |
| 22 | The Watcher (The Anna Strong Chronicles, Book 3) |
| 23 | The watcher |
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