Below is the complete list of P. C. Cast books in order. For each series, the chronological reading order is the same as the order of publication.
Publication Order of House Of Night Books
with Kristin Cast
- Luck (2020)
(By Kristin Cast)
Luck is a 2020 release and appears as book #13 in the House Of Night series.
Publication Order of House Of Night Otherworld Books
with Kristin Cast
Publication Order of House Of Night Novellas Books
with Kristin Cast
Publication Order of House Of Night Non-Fiction Books
Publication Order of Dysasters Books
with Kristin Cast
Publication Order of Escaped Books
Publication Order of Goddess Summoning Books
Publication Order of Into the Mist Books
Publication Order of Partholon Books
Publication Order of Sisters Of Salem Books
with Kristin Cast
Publication Order of Tales Of A New World Books
Publication Order of Standalone Books
Publication Order of Short Story Collections Books
Publication Order of Time Raiders Books
Publication Order of House of Night: The Graphic Novel Books
with Kent Dalian
- House of Night #1 (2011)
House of Night #1 was published in 2011 and is listed as book #1 in the House of Night: The Graphic Novel series. - House of Night #3 (2012)
House of Night #3 is a 2012 release and appears as book #3 in the House of Night: The Graphic Novel series. - House of Night #5 (2012)
House of Night #5 was first published in 2012; within the House of Night: The Graphic Novel series, it is listed as book #5.
Publication Order of Mysteria Books
with Gena Showalter, MaryJanice Davidson, Susan Grant
Publication Order of Moonstruck Books
with Kristin Cast
About P. C. Cast
P. C. Cast is an American fantasy and paranormal romance author best known for the House of Night series, the bestselling young adult vampyre saga she created with her daughter, Kristin Cast. Her work blends myth, goddess traditions, romance, supernatural identity, and coming-of-age conflict, often centering women who discover power through danger, transformation, and spiritual awakening. Publisher biographies identify Cast as a #1 New York Times and #1 USA Today bestselling author, with more than thirty million books in print worldwide.
Cast’s background helps explain the teacherly and mythic qualities of her fiction. Her official biography notes that she was born in the Midwest, served in the United States Air Force, and taught high school for fifteen years before retiring to write full time. That experience with classrooms and young people is especially visible in House of Night, where school is not merely a setting but a social and emotional pressure chamber. The series begins with Marked, introducing Zoey Redbird, a teenager chosen by the vampyre goddess Nyx and sent to the House of Night school in Tulsa.
House of Night became Cast’s defining achievement because it merged several popular forms: boarding-school fantasy, vampire mythology, teen drama, chosen-one narrative, romance, and spiritual conflict. Its spelling of “vampyre” signals one of the series’ key differences from traditional vampire horror. Cast and Kristin Cast created a world where vampyre identity is linked to biology, ritual, goddess worship, social hierarchy, and destiny. Zoey’s story is about supernatural power, but also about friendship, loyalty, sexuality, betrayal, family fracture, and the difficulty of becoming a leader before one is ready.
The original House of Night sequence grew into a large franchise, including novellas, companion works, graphic adaptations, and the later House of Night Other World books. Those continuations matter because they show how strongly readers connected to the school, mythology, and ensemble around Zoey, Stevie Rae, Aphrodite, Stark, Neferet, and the wider vampyre world. The series is melodramatic, fast-moving, and openly emotional, which is part of its appeal. It treats adolescence as a genuinely dangerous threshold: the body changes, powers awaken, friendships are tested, and the wrong choice can have mythic consequences.
Cast’s solo work is just as important to understanding her bibliography. The Partholon or Divine series, beginning with Divine by Mistake, moves into portal fantasy and goddess-centered romance, sending modern women into a mythic world shaped by Epona, centaurs, ritual, and destiny. The Goddess Summoning books use mythological retellings and romantic fantasy to rework figures such as Persephone, Venus, and other legendary women through a modern paranormal-romance lens. These books show Cast’s enduring fascination with old stories retold through female desire, agency, and transformation.
She later developed Tales of a New World, beginning with Moon Chosen, a post-apocalyptic fantasy sequence involving clans, animal bonds, goddess magic, and conflict between divided peoples. Her official catalogue also includes the Sisters of Salem trilogy with Kristin Cast, centered on twin sisters, underworld gates, demons, and mythological danger. More recently, publisher coverage has announced By Breath, the opening book of the Call of Dark Water series, as a 2027 young adult fantasy drawing on Scottish Highland magic and fae legend.
Across her career, P. C. Cast has built a body of work defined by mythic energy, accessible emotion, and a deep interest in women discovering sacred or supernatural power. Whether she is writing vampyre schools, goddess portals, ruined futures, or witch-sister adventures, her fiction returns to the same central movement: a heroine marked by change learns that power is not only inherited or given. It must be claimed, tested, and carried.
























































