Renee George Books In Order

Publication Order of Barkside of the Moon Books

Publication Order of The Cull Books

Publication Order of Grimoires of a Middle-aged Witch Books

Publication Order of Hex Drive Books

Publication Order of Madder Than Hell Books

Publication Order of Midnight Shifters Books

Publication Order of Nora Black Midlife Psychic Mystery Books

Publication Order of Peculiar Mysteries Books

Publication Order of Skeleton Key Books

Publication Order of Witchin' Impossible Books

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

Publication Order of Stocking Stuffers Books

Publication Order of Anthologies

About Renee George

Largely writing paranormal mysteries and fiction, the American writer Renee George is hugely engaging and entertaining. Enthralling readers with her many stories, she’s got a real voice of her own that sets her apart as a true professional of her craft. Letting her work speak for itself essentially, she writes in a manner that is both direct and extremely to the point. This talent has allowed her to find her own niche within the industry, which, in turn, has also allowed her to find her own audience.

Getting a lot out of her work, readers from all over the world are hugely inspired by her work, as her audience is massively varied. Reaching readers from all backgrounds, her work has a true sense of universality to it that ensures it really does stand out. There’s a lot of humor within her work too, making them warmly witty and funny, which is also something audience’s have responded well to. Knowing her readers well, she writes in a style that definitely is very much its own, keeping everyone engaged throughout.

A bestselling writer, she’s proven herself to have a hugely successful and winning formula that’s translated well all over. The characters that she creates are also very well developed, as they really speak to the reader in a manner that feels truly real and direct. Getting the most out of her characters and her craft, she lets her writing come alive on the page, immersing the reader in her rich and expansive worlds. This is something that she intends to continue doing for quite some time to come, as there’s plenty more books planned upon the horizon.

Early and Personal Life

Writing from a very early age, fiction and storytelling was something that Renee George would work to develop from the start. Focusing primarily on the fantasy genres, she would inject a sense of humor and wit into her work, really bringing it to life. There would always be a colorful cast of characters populating her novels, as she wrote about subjects that would fascinate her.

Continuing this throughout her education, on into her adult life, she would create a wealth of paranormal stories. Using lots of fantasy elements within her work, she really understands her genre, giving it a real sense of drive. Currently living in Missouri, she continues to write regularly, with a lot more set to follow, as she carries on looking for the next big idea.

Writing Career

Starting out back in 2007, Renee George would begin her writing career with the novel ‘Ultimate Evil,’ which would also be a fantasy novel. Following this, she wouldn’t release another novel until 2014, bringing out ‘Protected by the Alpha’ in 2014, and this would also go on to become the second in her ‘Cull’ series of books. She would publish a lot of series over the years, many set within the urban fantasy mold, creating her sense of style and tone.

Often infusing her novels with a sense of romantic suspense too, Renee George would establish a real feeling of tension in her work. This would work well to convey an evocative and rich atmosphere that would really give her readers something to savor. Producing a variety series and stories still, she continues releasing work, maintaining a strong presence both online as well as off.

Midnight Before Christmas

Initially published through the ‘Book Boutiques’ publishing imprint, this would first come out back in 2016 on the 15th of March. It would be the fifth book in the ongoing ‘Midnight Shifters’ series of novels, following on thematically with its own self-contained story. All set in the same world, the series combines fantasy with a sense of steamy romance and passion simmering throughout.

What this is is essentially a seasonal addition to the rest of the ‘Midnight Shifters’ series as a whole, giving readers a different insight into its rich world. Fun and festive, it still has an underlying sense of darkness and intrigue that really propels it along forwards, right to its thrilling conclusion. There’s a lot to unpack here, and it gets to deliver plenty of unique world-building throughout as well, giving it more depth in the process.

The characters themselves are highly well thought out, creating realistic people in otherwise fantastical situations. This gives it a real sense of grounding and realism that definitely allows it to stand on its own two feet, keeping it engaging at every level. With plenty of romance too, it provides a sense of escapism too, as the story comes to a satisfying conclusion at the end.

After being sent on a secret mission undercover to Minnesota, Max Gray the dragon shifter blows his secret supernatural cover. Fighting to rescue the champion figure skater known as Rachel Campbell, he heads off to investigate some vigilantes that are other worlder. The only issue now is that he finds he can’t resist Rachel, and passions between them rise, building between them to a crescendo. Will he be able to fight to protect her, can he find out what’s actually going on, and what will become of a midnight before Christmas?

Two Pits and a Little Murder

This book would originally make up the sixth instalment in the overall ‘Barkside of the Moon’ series of cozy murder mystery novels. First published on the 30th of December, this would originally be released through the Kindle platform to an already eager audience. Continuing on with another self-contained murder mystery, it’s set in the same world as before, while being a series grounded in reality.

Following Lily Mason and her boyfriend Parker Knowles, this sees her and a friend rescue two Pitbull dogs, removing them from harm’s way. Looking to find who left the dogs behind in an old house, they soon find other secrets lying there, including a corpse in the basement. Now they must work together to discover what’s actually going on and who did it, even if it might mean danger for themselves. Will they be able to find the killer in time, can the bring the dogs to safety, and what will become of two Pits and a little murder?