Fever

Darkfever by Karen Marie Moning opens with MacKayla Lane traveling from the American South to Ireland after her sister’s murder, armed only with a cryptic voicemail as a lead. In Dublin, Mac discovers she can see the Fae hidden among humans and is drawn into an urban fantasy landscape where supernatural politics, predatory immortals, and dangerous magic intersect. Shadowed by the enigmatic Jericho Barrons and hunted by V'lane, a seductive and lethal Fae, she learns her rare ability may be the key to locating an ancient, sentient book of immense power. As tensions rise between human and Fae realms, Mac’s search for answers becomes a struggle to prevent the Dark Book from falling into the wrong hands.

Bloodfever by Karen Marie Moning continues the Fever series with MacKayla Lane, a young American woman in Dublin who has learned she is part of an ancient Celtic line of sidhe-seers able to see the Fae and sense powerful Fae artifacts. Still driven by her sister’s murder, Mac hunts the Sinsar Dubh, an ancient book of dark magic that could determine control over both the human and Fae realms. As supernatural threats close in and the barrier between worlds weakens, she must navigate deadly urban landscapes, Fae assassins, and shifting alliances. Caught between the dangerous allure of the Fae V’lane and the enigmatic Jericho Barrons, Mac’s search for answers becomes a tense blend of urban fantasy, paranormal intrigue, and adult romance.

Faefever by Karen Marie Moning continues MacKayla Lane’s search through a dark urban fantasy version of Dublin, where the boundaries between the human world and the Fae are rapidly eroding. After receiving a torn page from her murdered sister’s journal, Mac becomes convinced the killer is near and that the key to both justice and survival lies in a legendary book of corrupting magic. Caught between the dangerous allure of the Fae prince V’lane and the opaque motives of Jericho Barrons, she navigates supernatural politics, predatory immortals, and escalating violence in the streets. As Halloween approaches and tensions sharpen, the novel blends adult paranormal romance with escalating horror, focusing on Mac’s evolving powers and the mounting cost of her choices.

Dreamfever by Karen Marie Moning continues MacKayla Lane’s story in a Dublin transformed by the collapse of the barrier between the human and Fae realms. Stripped of control over her own desires and bound to the will of the Lord Master, Mac must navigate a city scarred by supernatural conflict while her sidhe-seer abilities are twisted against her. Torn between the dangerous allure of Jericho Barrons and the Fae prince V’lane, she confronts erotic obsession, shifting loyalties, and the lethal influence of a Dark Book spreading destruction. When cryptic clues about her murdered sister lead her back to Georgia, Mac uncovers a deeper threat to her family and a devastating revelation about her identity and the paranormal world she inhabits.

Shadowfever by Karen Marie Moning continues MacKayla Lane’s search for answers in a dark urban fantasy world where the Fae move unseen among humans. Grieving her sister’s death and confronting the truth of her own supernatural heritage, Mac is bound to the Sinsar Dubh, a sentient book of destructive magic that now stalks those closest to her. As alliances with dangerous immortals blur the line between lover and enemy, she must navigate erotic entanglements, political power struggles, and violent confrontations with both Seelie and Unseelie forces. The novel blends adult romance, paranormal intrigue, and escalating conflict as Mac uncovers the real reason for her exile from Ireland and the devastating role she may play in the fate of both human and Fae worlds.

Fever Moon: The Fear Dorcha brings Karen Marie Moning’s urban fantasy world into a full-color graphic novel, scripted by David Lawrence with art by Al Rio and Cliff Richards. Set in a devastated Dublin where the boundary between humans and Fae has collapsed and the Unseelie roam free, the story follows Mac as she confronts the Fear Dorcha, an ancient predator linked to the Unseelie king. As this supernatural hunter stalks Temple Bar and targets those closest to her, Mac must rely on the Spear of Destiny and the dangerous alliance of Jericho Barrons. The book blends adult fantasy, paranormal romance, and supernatural horror in a visually driven adaptation of Moning’s Fever universe.

Iced by Karen Marie Moning shifts the Fever universe to the perspective of teenage sidhe-seer Dani “Mega” O’Malley, navigating a devastated, Fae-ravaged Dublin. Armed with the Sword of Light and rare supernatural abilities, Dani can fight the Unseelie, but those same powers have made her a target for former allies, lethal Fae royalty, and human authorities. As humans and Fae alike begin turning into eerie ice sculptures across the city, Dani is forced into an uneasy alliance with Ryodan, the immortal owner of a notorious nightclub, to uncover the source of the deadly cold. The novel blends urban fantasy, paranormal intrigue, and dark romantic tension against a backdrop of war-torn streets, shifting loyalties, and predatory supernatural politics.

Burned by Karen Marie Moning continues the Fever series in a dark urban fantasy Dublin where the barrier between humans and the Fae has collapsed. Sidhe-seer MacKayla Lane, still haunted by the Sinsar Dubh, navigates a city fractured by Seelie and Unseelie power struggles, rival sidhe-seer factions, and the ruthless influence of nine ancient immortals. As her former ally Dani O’Malley turns into a formidable adversary and Christian MacKeltar sinks further into Unseelie corruption, Mac’s uneasy reliance on Jericho Barrons becomes increasingly fraught. Blending paranormal romance with supernatural warfare, the novel follows Mac as she weighs loyalty, desire, and survival in a landscape where every alliance is dangerous and moral boundaries are unstable.

Feverborn by Karen Marie Moning continues the Fever series in a dark urban fantasy Dublin where the barrier between the human world and Faery has been shattered. As Earth slowly disintegrates, Mac, Barrons, Ryodan, Jada, and their uneasy allies search for the legendary Song of Making, a dangerous source of creation that may be the only way to halt the collapse. Their quest unfolds amid supernatural warfare between the Keltar and the Nine, the absence of the Seelie queen, and the rise of a dominant Unseelie prince intent on ruling both Fae and humans. Blending adult romance with paranormal conflict, the novel follows Mac as she confronts external enemies and an increasingly fractured sense of self.

Feversong by Karen Marie Moning concludes the Fever series with Dublin on the brink of annihilation as supernatural black holes threaten both Earth and the Fae realms. MacKayla Lane, possessed by the ancient and malevolent Sinsar Dubh, becomes both weapon and battleground as her allies struggle to stop a power that now wears her face. Barrons, Ryodan, Jada, sidhe-seers, and immortal beings from Seelie and Unseelie courts are forced into uneasy alliances, navigating shifting loyalties, violent desire, and moral ambiguity. Blending adult urban fantasy, paranormal romance, and supernatural politics, the novel centers on the search for the legendary Song of Making, a magic that could mend reality itself—if they can find a way to wield it without losing Mac in the process.

High Voltage by Karen Marie Moning continues Dani O’Malley’s story in a dark urban fantasy Dublin where magic has permanently altered the world. Once molded into a child assassin by Rowena, Dani now lives by a strict personal code, using her skills to protect the city’s vulnerable by day and hunt supernatural threats by night. After the Faerie Queen’s use of the Song of Making leaves dangerous residual magic buried in the earth, new enemies emerge, intent on subjugating humanity and reviving an ancient terror. Alongside the immortal Ryodan and wielding the Sword of Light, Dani must confront both supernatural forces and the unresolved damage of her past, as the power required to save the world demands a sacrifice no one else can make for her.

Kingdom of Shadow and Light by Karen Marie Moning concludes the Fever series with MacKayla Lane ruling as High Queen of the Fae, a role that pits her against the very beings she once hunted. As tensions escalate between Seelie and Unseelie courts and between mortal and supernatural factions, an ancient adversary reemerges, overturning long‑held assumptions about power, loyalty, and destiny. Set largely in Dublin and across dangerous Fae realms, the novel blends adult urban fantasy, paranormal romance, and political intrigue as Mac navigates treacherous courts, forbidden desires, and shifting alliances. With the Unseelie King’s immense power and the survival of humanity in question, Mac must decide what she is prepared to sacrifice when every relationship and truth she relied on is thrown into doubt.