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Gang of Ghouls
Gang of Ghouls is Eva Chase's paranormal reverse-harem series for readers who want supernatural chaos, ghoul companions, dark humor, found-crew energy, and a more offbeat romance route. Eva Chase's official framing starts with Lily Holts losing her job and inheriting a haunted house from an aunt she barely knew, which is exactly the kind of strange gateway this niche page needs.
Author: Eva Chase | Last checked: August 21, 2026.
Books in the series
| Book | Type | Where it fits |
|---|---|---|
| The Stalking Dead | Main book | Book one; start here. |
| Criminal Spirits | Main book | Book two. |
| Grave Misconduct | Main book | Book three. |
| Deathly Delinquency | Main book | Book four; series conclusion. |
Reading path
Start with The Stalking Dead and read through Deathly Delinquency. GraphicAudio lists the series in four numbered parts, so readers should follow the sequence rather than treating the titles as interchangeable.
Reader fit
Choose it if you want paranormal reverse harem, supernatural misfits, darker humor, and a finished four-book route. The appeal is less “classic gothic romance” and more “normal woman thrown into a haunted-house mess with dangerously charming dead men and supernatural trouble.”
What readers tend to notice
This is a niche recommendation and should stay that way. It is useful for readers who are bored of vampires/fae and want ghostly, ghoul-heavy, reverse-harem weirdness with a completed arc. Readers looking for elegant prose, court politics, or a single-couple slow burn are unlikely to be the target audience.
Before you start
This is niche supernatural romance, not standard fae romantasy. It belongs on the site for readers specifically asking for paranormal, monster-adjacent, or reverse-harem discovery, especially when they want something weirder than vampires or fae courts.
Best browsing paths
This is best for paranormal romance, monster-adjacent discovery, GraphicAudio, and completed-series browsing, not as a broad beginner recommendation.
Choose this over...
Choose Gang of Ghouls over court romantasy when you want supernatural weirdness and reverse-harem energy, and over Honey and Ice when paranormal crew dynamics matter more than fae bargains. It is a niche recommendation for readers who want less obvious supernatural romance paths.
Quick decision guide
| Reader question | Best answer |
|---|---|
| Choose it if | You want a completed paranormal reverse-harem series. |
| Skip it if | You want a single-couple court fantasy. |
| Best mood | Supernatural crew, dark humor, danger, and offbeat romance. |
| Best next click | Monster Romance Romantasy. |
Audiobook format
| Format | What it means | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| GraphicAudio dramatized adaptation | GraphicAudio lists Gang of Ghouls dramatized adaptations. | Listeners who want supernatural romance with a performed cast. |
| Standard audiobook | Check current retailer listings by title. | Listeners who prefer traditional audio if available. |
Where to buy or listen
Check current editions for Gang of Ghouls. Availability, narration, price, and retailer listings can change by country.
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Reader FAQ
Where should I start Gang of Ghouls?
Start with The Stalking Dead.
Is Gang of Ghouls complete?
GraphicAudio lists four numbered titles ending with Deathly Delinquency.
Is this romantasy?
It is better framed as paranormal reverse-harem romance with fantasy and monster-adjacent elements.
Who should read it?
Readers looking for offbeat supernatural romance, ghost/ghoul characters, troublemaking found-crew energy, and a completed series.
What to read next
Try Monster Romance Romantasy, Dark Romantasy Books, or GraphicAudio Romantasy.