Series

Anita Blake, Vampire Hunter series in reading order

The Anita Blake, Vampire Hunter series has 30 books.

Published between 1988 and 2023. The publication order differs from the reading order — both are below.

Anita Blake raises the dead for a living and hunts rogue vampires for the law. In a St. Louis where the undead have legal rights and preternatural citizens walk among humans, Anita's skills make her indispensable—and a target. When a series of vampire murders rocks the city, she must navigate a dang

All 30 books, in reading order

Anita Blake, Vampire Hunter in publication order

  1. Burnt Offerings (1988) — Laurell K. Hamilton
  2. Guilty Pleasures (1993) — Laurell K. Hamilton
  3. The Laughing Corpse (1994) — Laurell K. Hamilton
  4. Circus of the Damned (1995) — Laurell K. Hamilton
  5. The Lunatic Cafe (1996) — Laurell K. Hamilton
  6. Bloody Bones (1996) — Laurell K. Hamilton
  7. The Killing Dance (1997) — Laurell K. Hamilton
  8. Blue Moon (1998) — Laurell K. Hamilton
  9. Obsidian Butterfly (2000) — Laurell K. Hamilton
  10. Narcissus in Chains (2001) — Laurell K. Hamilton
  11. Cerulean Sins (2001) — Laurell K. Hamilton
  12. Incubus Dreams (2001) — Laurell K. Hamilton
  13. Micah (2006) — Laurell K. Hamilton
  14. Danse Macabre (2006) — Laurell K. Hamilton
  15. The Harlequin (2007) — Laurell K. Hamilton
  16. Blood Noir (2008) — Laurell K. Hamilton
  17. Skin Trade (2009) — Laurell K. Hamilton
  18. Flirt (2009) — Laurell K. Hamilton
  19. Bullet (2010) — Laurell K. Hamilton
  20. Hit List (2011) — Laurell K. Hamilton
  21. Kiss the Dead (2012) — Laurell K. Hamilton
  22. Affliction (2013) — Laurell K. Hamilton
  23. Jason (2014) — Laurell K. Hamilton
  24. Dead Ice (2015) — Laurell K. Hamilton
  25. Crimson Death (2016) — Laurell K. Hamilton
  26. Serpentine (2018) — Laurell K. Hamilton
  27. Sucker Punch (2020) — Laurell K. Hamilton
  28. Rafael (2021) — Laurell K. Hamilton
  29. Smolder (2023) — Laurell K. Hamilton
  30. Slay (2023) — Laurell K. Hamilton

All 30 books total 13,364 pages.

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