Artemis University Books in Order

Tamsin Vale juggles her first semester at Artemis University, complicated relationships and the need to conceal that she is the last fairy. As attention to her powers grows, academic survival becomes entangled with the fate of Faerie itself.

Nineteen-year-old Tamsin Vale discovers that her unusual abilities mark her as the last fairy. At Artemis University, promised training and a new life come with powerful people whose interest in her may be far from benevolent.

After a summer fighting for supernatural people and their rights, Tamsin Vale returns exhausted and wounded by multiple breakups. Her search for the missing fairies continues, but responsibilities and lost relationships strain her ability to keep going.

Tamsin Vale faces threats from supernatural elders while repairing damaged relationships. As her enemies grow more desperate, she must decide whom to trust before the few options protecting her and her people disappear.

Tamsin finds another fairy, but his answers bring doubts rather than relief. With allies divided and relationships unsteady, she must keep her promises while questioning whether this discovery offers help or another danger.

Tamsin Vale balances university and complicated romances while hiding her fairy identity. Searching for her missing people grows urgent, but one mistake could endanger her life and their chance of returning.

Tamsin survives abduction but faces fresh trouble in her relationships and supernatural responsibilities. As allies launch new ventures and the Power Playoffs approach, she struggles to protect her people without losing herself.

After surviving university and supernatural plagues, Tamsin tries to establish a steadier life. A crisis threatening the dragons draws her into another responsibility, even as her own people's fate remains unresolved.

Tamsin Vale works to improve the lives of millions while her own identity disappears beneath royal responsibilities. With hostility mounting and intimate relationships fracturing, she considers how much more she can sacrifice for people who treat her as a tool.

Learning she is Queen Meira’s daughter brings Tamsin Vale royal expectations she never wanted. Fairy elders, demanding relationships and dangerous secrets threaten any hope of rest during her summer.

Tamsin learns about her origins, but the fairies needing her are not what she expected. Rescuing them means facing enemies, strained romances and the person she may become to defeat them.

As Faerie’s only living heir, Tamsin Vale faces the consequences of a council victory that leaves her increasingly trapped. Freeing her people brings further pressure, while warnings from the hobgoblins suggest the worst troubles are still ahead.

Tamsin Vale wants to help Faerie without surrendering control of her own life. With corrupt supernatural leaders arrested, she confronts opposition from fairy elders and ancients while deciding whether one troubled relationship can continue.

Tamsin Vale faces fresh obstruction whenever she defeats a corrupt faction. Determined to stop nobles and commanders undermining her, she changes tactics to assert control and protect her world’s future.

After a breakdown, Tamsin Vale finally accepts help and begins enjoying school and a stronger sense of belonging. Uncertainty with four mates remains, however, and she must decide how to move forward without expecting past wounds to disappear.

Exhausted by demands and broken promises, Tamsin Vale steps back to reclaim her life. With help, she seeks a different approach before abandoning the responsibilities others have imposed on her.

A new agreement offers Tamsin Vale cautious hope that fairy society can change. As her people begin recognizing her needs, she must accept slow progress and decide whether another revelation in her romantic life is worth the risk.

Tamsin Vale struggles with shifting loyalties among commanders and lovers. Conflicting demands over supernatural reform leave her questioning whether trusting her allies will help build stability or put her life at risk.

A demon attack nearly kills someone Tamsin Vale loves, deepening her frustration with those who question her leadership. As five relationships compete for attention and her powers expand again, fear threatens her ability to manage the mounting pressure.

Tamsin Vale balances a demanding senior year with ruling two realms long divided by war. Support from her inner circle offers relief, but rebuilding trust with people who hurt her proves harder than managing even extraordinary magic.

Tamsin Vale considers revealing troubles she has kept hidden. Her mother’s journal brings little comfort, and honesty with Darby may be the only way to preserve their already strained relationship.

Tamsin Vale approaches graduation and a vote on becoming Faerie’s queen, having finally learned to control her magic. Preparing to free her mother also means facing a painful farewell to her father, with five beloved partners offering support.

Having accepted Faerie’s crown, Tamsin Vale expects support for the reforms she has fought to achieve. Dismantled corruption and new investment offer progress, but she must learn to trust allies while confronting the work still ahead.

Accepting her future as Faerie’s queen, Tamsin Vale embraces responsibility for two worlds’ powerful magic. Helping endangered witches and warlocks adds further demands, even with allies supporting her difficult decisions.

After entrenched prejudice almost costs Neldor his life, Tamsin Vale determines to confront the people obstructing Faerie’s future. Support from the men she loves strengthens her resolve to prevent avoidable losses while continuing the fight for change.

With graduation approaching, Tamsin Vale prepares for a wedding that keeps growing beyond her wishes. Waking the remaining fairies, establishing a government and spending precious time with her father leave little room for the ordinary joys of an engagement.