17 Best Sarah J Maas Books

Haunted by what she endured Under the Mountain, Feyre is suffocating in the Spring Court when her bargain with Rhysand finally drags her to the Night Court. There she finds new powers, new allies, and a dangerous second chance at love and freedom.

When mortal huntress Feyre kills a wolf in the forest, a beastly faerie drags her to the magical land of Prythian to pay the price. In a cursed Spring Court full of deadly politics and beauty, her hatred slowly tangles with forbidden desire.

In magic‑soaked Crescent City, party‑girl Bryce Quinlan loses her best friend to a brutal demon attack and never really recovers. Years later, another killing drags her into an investigation with enslaved angel Hunt Athalar, forcing them to chase a stolen relic and the truth behind a corrupt regime.

Set after the war, this novella finds Feyre, Rhysand, and their friends rebuilding Velaris and preparing for Winter Solstice. As gifts are exchanged and old wounds surface, the story quietly sets the stage for Nesta’s downward spiral and the next phase of the series.

Broken by war and drowning her pain in sex and alcohol, Nesta Archeron is forced to move into the House of Wind to train with Cassian. As they hunt for deadly relics called the Dread Trove, her brutal journey toward healing collides with a fierce, complicated love.

Posing as a dutiful consort in the Spring Court, Feyre works as a spy while Hybern prepares to tear down the wall and re‑enslave humans. To save both realms, she must unite rival courts and survive a brutal, world‑shaping war.

Now serving as the king’s Champion, Celaena secretly spares the rebels she’s ordered to kill and uncovers a plot tied to banned magic and ancient Wyrdkeys. Court intrigues, a shocking loss, and buried truths force her to choose where her loyalties really lie.

Aelin and her growing court race across seas and kingdoms to secure pirate fleets, Fae warriors, and witch allies before the dark king Erawan unleashes his armies. Every bargain, romance, and betrayal tightens the noose around Terrasen—and around Aelin herself.

Sent abroad on a mission she has no intention of completing, Celaena travels to Wendlyn to bargain for answers and instead is forced to train with Fae warrior Rowan. As she grapples with grief and emerging fire magic, war and rebellion ignite back home.

After months of torture and imprisonment, Aelin faces the final war against Erawan and Maeve with her magic nearly burned out and allies scattered. Battles rage from Terrasen’s walls to distant seas in a conclusion that tests every oath, friendship, and sacrifice.

Embracing her identity as Aelin Galathynius, she returns to Adarlan’s capital to confront her former master, rescue her cousin, and try to free a prince enslaved by dark magic. Old enemies, new allies, and the return of magic reshape the fight against the king.

This collection of prequel novellas follows a teenage Celaena on missions for the Assassin’s Guild—pirate deals, desert training, rival courtesans, and a doomed romance. Each story peels back how she became Adarlan’s most feared killer and what ultimately led her to Endovier.

Legendary assassin Celaena Sardothien is dragged from a death camp and offered a deal: win a competition to become the king’s Champion, serve him for a few years, and earn her freedom. Inside a glass castle full of secrets, something ancient starts killing her rivals.

While Aelin fights elsewhere, Chaol Westfall sails to the southern continent seeking both healing for his shattered spine and an alliance against Erawan. In Antica’s glittering, lethal court, he and healer Yrene Towers uncover ancient secrets that could change the whole war.

Stranded beyond Midgard, Bryce searches for a route back to her loved ones while struggling to decide whom she can trust. Meanwhile, imprisoned Hunt seeks freedom from the Asteri as their world moves toward collapse.

Trying to lie low after saving their city, Bryce and Hunt are pulled into the human rebel movement against the Asteri when secrets about Bryce’s friend Danika surface. Their search for missing thunderbird siblings uncovers grim truths about how Midgard really works—and who is willing to burn it down.

Selina Kyle returns to Gotham under the wealthy identity of Holly Vanderhees while Batman is away. Joining forces with Poison Ivy and Harley Quinn, she attracts the attention of Batwing, whose civilian identity, Luke Fox, is also her neighbor.