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Castles in their Bones Books in Order

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See the Castles in Their Bones books by Laura Sebastian in order, with summaries, series background, and a clear guide to the triplets' story.

Last updated: July 15, 2026

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Castles in their Bones books in publication order

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Castles in Their Bones

by Laura Sebastian

2022

Triplet princesses Sophronia, Daphne, and Beatriz are sent to marry foreign princes and quietly destroy their new kingdoms. But love, rebellion, and secrets make their mother's plan far more dangerous than any of them expected.

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Stardust in Their Veins

by Laura Sebastian

2023

After Sophronia's death, Daphne and Beatriz begin to see their mother's empire-building scheme for what it is. Separated across Vesteria, the surviving sisters seek revenge while discovering the dangerous power of the stars.

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Poison in Their Hearts

by Laura Sebastian

2024

With Sophronia dead, Daphne and Beatriz finally understand that their mother intends to rule all Vesteria. Separated but backed by unlikely allies, they must use star magic, trust each other, and defy a prophecy.

Castles in their Bones books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Castles in Their Bones"

    Castles in Their Bones

    by Laura Sebastian

    2022Castles in their Bones, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Stardust in Their Veins"

    Stardust in Their Veins

    by Laura Sebastian

    2023Castles in their Bones, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "Poison in Their Hearts"

    Poison in Their Hearts

    by Laura Sebastian

    2024Castles in their Bones, Book 3

Series background & context

Laura Sebastian's Castles in Their Bones is a YA fantasy trilogy about three sisters raised to be weapons of empire. Sophronia, Daphne, and Beatriz are triplet princesses from Bessemia, and their mother, Empress Margaraux, has spent their whole lives preparing them for one job: marry into rival kingdoms, destabilize them from within, and help her claim the continent of Vesteria.

The sisters have been trained in charm, deception, violence, and courtly performance. Each has a different assignment and a different strength, so the first book follows them into three very different royal settings. Sophronia is sent to Temarin, where letters from her intended husband have made the mission feel more personal. Daphne enters politically unsettled Friv. Beatriz arrives in Cellaria, a place where magic is feared and tightly controlled.

Their mother expects obedience. The stars have other ideas.

The series gets much of its momentum from the gap between what the princesses were taught to do and what they begin to want for themselves. They are spies, future queens, daughters, and sisters, often all at once. Their separate missions leave them isolated, but their bond remains at the center of the story, especially as secrets, loss, and their mother's larger plans come into view.

Vesteria is built around competing courts, old grudges, uneven power, and customs that change from country to country. Magic matters too, particularly the mysterious wishes connected to the stars and the abilities that some rulers would rather suppress. The books use that broad setting for plenty of disguises, negotiations, rivalries, romantic complications, and shifting loyalties without losing sight of the emotional stakes between the sisters.

Expect a fast-moving fantasy with multiple points of view, palace intrigue, espionage, and a steadily widening conflict. Castles in Their Bones begins with the triplets' arranged marriages and divided loyalties. Stardust in Their Veins follows the fallout as the surviving sisters question everything they were told. Poison in Their Hearts brings the trilogy's struggle over Vesteria, fate, and family power toward its final confrontation.

It is a series about girls who were taught that love is a weakness, then have to decide whether trust might be the thing that saves them.

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