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Georgina Kincaid
The Georgina Kincaid series by Richelle Mead has 6 known books (6 published) and is best read in publication order, starting with Succubus Blues (2007). The latest book with a fully recorded publication date is Succubus Revealed.
- Books
- 6 known books (6 novels)
- Published
- 6
- First published
- 2007
- Status
- completed
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- Fantasy
- Last checked
Start here: Succubus Blues (2007) — then read straight through in publication order.
Reading order
The date order of published books and any announced future entries — the default way to read the series.
- Book 1:
Succubus Blues
Richelle Mead opened Georgina Kincaid with Succubus Blues on February 27, 2007, a 368-page debut -- the longest book in the series -- introducing Georgina, a succubus working an ordinary day job at a Seattle bookstore while feeding on the life force of the men she seduces, an existence she's grown weary of after centuries.
Alternative text for cover: Cover of Succubus Blues - Book 2:
Succubus on Top
Succubus on Top followed in December 2007, the second entry at 340 pages, continuing Georgina's double life in Seattle's supernatural underground and the slow-burn romance complicated by the fact that intimacy with a succubus literally shortens her partners' lives.
Alternative text for cover: Cover of Succubus on Top - Book 3:
Succubus Dreams
Succubus Dreams, from September 2008, is the third book, running 305 pages, deepening Georgina Kincaid's entanglements with her found family of angels, demons, and fellow immortals as Richelle Mead's adult urban fantasy series continues.
Alternative text for cover: Cover of Succubus Dreams - Book 4:
Succubus Heat
Succubus Heat arrived in May 2009 as the fourth entry, at 343 pages, keeping Georgina's central romantic complication -- that closeness with her literally costs a human partner years of life -- at the center of the series.
Alternative text for cover: Cover of Succubus Heat - Book 5:
Succubus Shadows
Succubus Shadows, published March 2010, drops to 304 pages, the fifth book, continuing Georgina Kincaid's story as a centuries-old succubus navigating Seattle's supernatural underground toward the series' close.
Alternative text for cover: Cover of Succubus Shadows - Book 6:
Succubus Revealed
At 277 pages, Succubus Revealed is the shortest book in the series; Mead published it in August 2011 to close out the completed sequence, resolving Georgina's double life and the romance that has run through the whole series.
Alternative text for cover: Cover of Succubus Revealed
About the Georgina Kincaid series
Before Vampire Academy made her a YA star, Richelle Mead wrote the Georgina Kincaid series, an adult urban fantasy following a succubus working an ordinary-seeming day job at a Seattle bookstore while feeding on the life force of the men she seduces -- a existence she's grown weary of, centuries in. Succubus Blues opens the series establishing Georgina's double life, her found family of angels, demons, and fellow immortals navigating Seattle's supernatural underground, and a slow-burn romance complicated by the fact that intimacy with a succubus literally shortens her partners' lives.
Mead uses Georgina's supernatural condition to dig into very human anxieties -- guilt, self-worth, the cost of the choices we make to survive -- while keeping the series' tone wry and sharply funny even as the stakes escalate. It's markedly more adult in content and voice than Mead's YA work, with a heroine whose moral compromises are the point rather than something to be quickly resolved.
Complete at six books, Georgina Kincaid is a strong pick for readers who enjoy Mead's voice but want her adult urban fantasy rather than her YA series.
Frequently asked questions
How many books are in the Georgina Kincaid series?
Six: Succubus Blues (2007), Succubus on Top (2007), Succubus Dreams (2008), Succubus Heat (2009), Succubus Shadows (2010), and Succubus Revealed (2011).
What order should I read Georgina Kincaid in?
Publication order, starting with Succubus Blues. It's one continuous story that builds across all six books.
Is Georgina Kincaid connected to Vampire Academy?
No -- it's a separate, unrelated adult urban fantasy series by the same author, with no shared world or characters.
Is Georgina Kincaid finished?
Yes, the series is complete at six books, concluding with Succubus Revealed (2011).
Is Georgina Kincaid appropriate for Vampire Academy fans?
It's the same author's voice, but it's written for adults with more explicit content and mature themes than her YA series -- worth knowing going in.
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