A Kingdom Divided Books in Order
A Kingdom Divided is a series of 5 books written by SC Stokes.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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A Kingdom Divided books in publication order
5 books
A Coronation of Kings
by SC Stokes
2015
After the Baron of Belnair massacres his family, young heir Tristan Listar must gather unlikely allies against the usurper. As the baron's armies expand and ancient magic awakens, Tristan faces the responsibilities of leadership.
When The Gods War
by SC Stokes
2019
Drought and famine push young Empress Yaneera's people toward rebellion while neighboring kingdoms prepare to attack. A stranger promises salvation through the god Mythos, forcing Yaneera to weigh her people's survival against the price of divine power.
A Kingdom In Chaos
by SC Stokes
2020
An attack leaves King Tristan's wife gravely injured and their son missing. An old enemy offers to exchange the prince's life for Tristan's, forcing the king to weigh devotion to his family against responsibility for his people.
A Siege Of Lost Souls
by SC Stokes
2020
Vera Sandrinas's service to the king angers the religious Order she belongs to, despite her efforts to save her people. As her superiors turn against her, she confronts competing loyalties and a god demanding payment.
Bones of the Fallen
by SC Stokes
2021
Vera Sandrinas survives the destruction of King's Court but finds her former allegiance branded treason. Hiding among a religious order, the soldier must confront her past when summoned to accompany its leader before the new king.
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