Looking for your next supernatural romance obsession? These authors like Quinn Loftis will transport you to worlds where werewolves howl, vampires brood, and romance conquers all.
Quinn Loftis has captivated readers worldwide with her Grey Wolves series—a werewolf saga spanning 19+ books that shows no signs of slowing down. Her journey began in 2011 when she self-published Prince of Wolves, never expecting it to become a phenomenon with over 1 million downloads. Today, with 40+ books under her belt and a USA Today bestseller (Fate and Fury), Loftis has proven that supernatural romance readers are hungry for immersive worlds where fantasy meets heart-pounding romance.
What makes Loftis special? Her ability to blend the mystical elements of Harry Potter, the pack dynamics of Alpha and Omega, and the romantic tension of Pride and Prejudice into something uniquely addictive. If you’ve devoured her books and need your next fix, these authors deliver the same intoxicating mix of supernatural creatures and swoon-worthy romance.
Must-Read Authors Like Quinn Loftis
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1. Aileen Erin
Best known for: The Alpha Girls series and Aunare Chronicles
Aileen Erin (pen name for Eileen Latcham) brings serious credentials to supernatural romance—she holds an MFA in Writing Popular Fiction from Seton Hill University and studied Radio-TV-Film at UT. Living in Texas, this self-proclaimed sci-fi nerd has mastered the art of blending werewolf pack politics with teenage drama.
Her breakout novel Becoming Alpha (2013) follows a young woman caught between boy drama and supernatural danger. In 2025, her work remains incredibly relevant as readers continue craving stories about strong female protagonists navigating both supernatural threats and complex relationships. Erin’s Texas setting adds a fresh backdrop to familiar werewolf tropes.
“I can’t do that. I can’t turn my emotions off and on like that. I’m either all in or all out. And if you can’t do that—if I don’t come first, then for God’s sake, leave me alone.” —Aileen Erin, Becoming Alpha
2. Shelly Crane
Best known for: The Significance series
This New York Times bestselling author never intended to become a writer—she just couldn’t get the story of Significance out of her head. After putting it on paper in 2011 to clear her mind, she accidentally launched a career that would span multiple bestselling series.
Crane’s Significance series (ending with Undeniably Chosen in 2015) explores the supernatural concept of “significance”—a mystical bond between soulmates. Her work has found new life in 2025 as readers increasingly seek stories about destined love and unbreakable connections in an uncertain world.
“You know that feeling when you’re at your favorite restaurant and you see the waitress coming with your food, that happy feeling that slides down your spine? Find the girl that gives you that same feeling. And marry her.” —Shelly Crane, Undeniably Chosen
3. Jamie L. Biggs
Best known for: Finding Nikki, Kelly Kennedy series
With a unique background combining Visual Communication and Education, Biggs brings fresh perspective to supernatural romance. Her relatively recent entry into publishing (first book in 2018) means her work feels distinctly modern and relevant to today’s readers.
Finding Nikki launched her career, followed by the Kelly Kennedy series starting with Paid in Full (2020). Her vampires and werewolves navigate contemporary human society, making her stories particularly appealing to readers who want supernatural elements grounded in recognizable modern settings.
“Sometimes I sit and envision my life as a motion picture that will play out with a happily ever after ending.” —Jamie L. Biggs, Finding Nikki
4. G.K. DeRosa
Best known for: The Guardian series, Darkblood Academy
This USA Today bestselling author combines business education from the University of Florida with childhood storytelling dreams. After returning to her creative roots, she’s built multiple successful series including the Guardian books and the popular Darkblood Academy series.
DeRosa’s Half-Blood (2019) launched the Darkblood Academy series, tapping into the supernatural academy trend that’s exploded in popularity through 2025. Her ability to create immersive magical school settings while maintaining romantic tension makes her essential reading for supernatural romance fans.
“Cinder is safe with Ash. Bringing Luna to her room will only put the girl in the line of fire once again. I, for one, do not want to have to explain to Fenix and Flare that we got their little sister killed.” —G.K. DeRosa, Half-Blood
5. Regan Ure
Best known for: Alpha series (Forever series)
This South African author started writing at just 12 years old, bringing a lifetime of storytelling experience to her work. After a career in computer programming that took her around the world, she returned to writing as a mother, initially sharing stories on free platforms before achieving traditional publication success.
Her Alpha (2015) features werewolves and shapeshifters with a fresh international perspective. As supernatural romance has become increasingly global in 2025, Ure’s South African background brings authentic diversity to familiar paranormal themes.
“One thing I hated most about school was waking up early. Why did school have to start so early?” —Regan Ure, Alpha
6. Jody Morse
Best known for: The Sherwood Wolves series, Howl series
Writing often with her sister Jayme Morse, this Pennsylvania author has produced over 70 books in 11 years—an impressive feat that showcases her dedication to the genre. Using the atmospheric Pocono Mountains as her setting, she creates immersive werewolf territories that feel authentically wild.
Her largest series, The Sherwood Wolves, spans from Wolfbound to Mate Bound, while Howl (2011) launched another popular series. Morse’s prolific output means readers never run out of new supernatural worlds to explore, making her a reliable choice for binge-reading sessions.
“The boy really needed a haircut. Didn’t he know that shoulder-length hair on guys just wasn’t sexy unless you looked like Johnny Depp?” —Jody Morse, Howl
7. Noelle Marie
Best known for: Bitten, Finding Us series
A mom and homemaker who writes supernatural romance on the side, Marie represents the relatable author who understands her readers’ lives. Her debut Bitten (2014) follows a 16-year-old realist who doesn’t believe in mythological creatures—until she falls for a werewolf.
Marie’s work includes the Finding Us series and a standalone Beauty and the Beast retelling called Beastly. Her focus on everyday characters discovering extraordinary love makes her stories particularly accessible to readers new to supernatural romance.
“Katherine knew that she could handle anything that came her way as long as Bastian was always there to smile at her like that and kiss her like this.” —Noelle Marie, Bitten
8. Lana Meylan
Best known for: The Weight of Magic series, The Eternity Road series
Living in Norway with her children, Meylan brings Scandinavian sensibilities to paranormal romance. Her background in gaming and streaming (under the name Usachii) influences her fast-paced, episodic writing style that mirrors modern television shows.
Her three series—Forged by Fate, The Eternity Road, and The Weight of Magic—showcase her range, with The Weight of Magic spanning eight books. The First Hunter combines witches and vampires with plenty of action, perfect for readers who want their romance served with adventure.
“She was falling through total darkness. The next moment, she jolted at the impact with something soft, and her eyes flew open.” —Lana Meylan, First Hunter
9. Kestra Pingree
Best known for: Nightshade Academy series, The Lost Princess of Howling Sky
A multi-talented creator who works as singer, songwriter, animator, and author, Pingree brings artistic flair to supernatural romance. Her Nightshade Academy series starts with Awakened Vampire, while The Lost Princess of Howling Sky begins with Taken by Werewolves.
Pingree’s diverse creative background—including streaming as Usachii—connects her to younger readers who appreciate multimedia storytelling. Her adult-oriented werewolf series offers steamier content for readers ready to graduate from YA supernatural romance.
“I reluctantly looked behind me again, more toward my left to decipher what she could possibly be pointing at. Then I saw it, color beyond the ash.” —Kestra Pingree, Taken by Werewolves
10. Felicity Heaton
Best known for: Her Angel series, Vampires Realm series
With over 140 books to her name, this New York Times and internationally bestselling author represents the pinnacle of paranormal romance productivity. Her intricate fantasy worlds feature creative details that reward close reading, while her Her Angel series explores angels with dark sides.
The Vampires Realm series, beginning with Prophecy: Child of Light (2007), established her reputation for complex vampire mythology. In 2025, Heaton continues releasing new books regularly, making her a reliable source for readers who consume supernatural romance voraciously.
“The walls around her had closed in over the years, making the mansion increasingly unbearable, and drawing her ever more to the world outside her bedroom window.” —Felicity Heaton, Prophecy: Child of Light
Your Next Supernatural Romance Adventure Awaits
These authors prove that Quinn Loftis isn’t alone in creating addictive supernatural romance. Whether you’re drawn to werewolf pack dynamics, vampire courts, or magical academies, each writer brings something unique to the genre while delivering the emotional intensity that makes supernatural romance so compelling.
Start with whichever premise intrigues you most—you’ll likely find yourself exploring multiple series once you discover your new favorite author.
