Darkest Powers Books in Order
Part ofKelley Armstrong Books in OrderExplore Kelley Armstrong's Darkest Powers books in order, with summaries of the supernatural adventures to help choose a book and find where to start.
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Darkest Powers books in publication order
5 books
The Summoning
by Kelley Armstrong
2008
Fifteen-year-old Chloe Saunders starts seeing ghosts and is sent to Lyle House, a residence for troubled teenagers. When her roommate vanishes and other residents display strange abilities, Chloe begins questioning the institution's real purpose.
The Awakening
by Kelley Armstrong
2009
Chloe discovers that her uncontrollable necromancy results from genetic experiments conducted by the Edison Group. Fleeing with a sorcerer, a werewolf, and a witch, she searches for help before their creators recapture them.
The Reckoning
by Kelley Armstrong
2010
Genetically altered necromancer Chloe Saunders and her friends remain fugitives from the corporation pursuing them. As she struggles with powers that raise corpses unbidden, her feelings for a werewolf and his sorcerer brother complicate their search for safety.
Hunting Kat
by Kelley Armstrong
2012
Sixteen-year-old vampire Kat is hiding from the Edison Group, whose experiments caused her transformation. Two fellow fugitives offer help, but their own secrets make deciding whether to trust them another danger in her struggle to survive.
Darkest Powers Tales
by Kelley Armstrong
2015
Two novellas and three stories revisit the Darkest Powers characters before, during, and after the main trilogy. Derek, Simon, Tori, and Chloe confront family revelations, dangerous separation, vengeful ghosts, and competing claims on their supernatural identities.
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