Washington Vampires books in order

Q: "How many books are in the Washington Vampires series?"

"There are five books in the Washington Vampires series, published between 2011 and 2019."

Q: "What is the first book in the Washington Vampires series?"

"The first book in the Washington Vampires series is Fright Court, published in 2011."

Q: "Is the Washington Vampires series dark or humorous?"

"Klasky leans toward humor even when writing about vampires. Titles like Fright Court, Stake Me Out to the Ball Game, and High Stakes Trial signal a lighter take on vampire fiction. The DC political setting also adds satirical possibilities that Klasky takes advantage of throughout the series."

Reading order

#	Title	Published	Author	Buy on Amazon
1	Fright Court	2011	Mindy Klasky	Buy
2	The Library, The Witch, and the Warder	2018	Mindy Klasky	N/A
3	Law and Murder	2017	Mindy Klasky	Buy
4	Stake Me Out to the Ball Game	2018	Mindy Klasky	Buy
5	High Stakes Trial	2019	Mindy Klasky	Buy

The Washington Vampires series by Mindy Klasky imagines a vampire community operating within the political landscape of Washington DC. Fright Court (2011) starts the series, followed by Law and Murder (2017), The Library, The Witch, and the Warder (2018), Stake Me Out to the Ball Game (2018), and High Stakes Trial (2019).

The punny titles set the tone: these are vampire stories with humor, legal drama, and romance rather than horror. The series connects to Klasky’s other Washington DC supernatural books, and characters occasionally cross over between the vampire, witch, and warder storylines.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many books are in the Washington Vampires series?

There are five books in the Washington Vampires series, published between 2011 and 2019.

What is the first book in the Washington Vampires series?

The first book in the Washington Vampires series is Fright Court, published in 2011.

Is the Washington Vampires series dark or humorous?

Klasky leans toward humor even when writing about vampires. Titles like Fright Court, Stake Me Out to the Ball Game, and High Stakes Trial signal a lighter take on vampire fiction. The DC political setting also adds satirical possibilities that Klasky takes advantage of throughout the series.

Reading order#

Frequently Asked Questions

Reading order