Daughters of Avalon Books in Order
Part ofTanya Anne Crosby Books in OrderSee the Daughters of Avalon books by Tanya Anne Crosby in order, with summaries, Arthurian-Scottish background, character connections, and where to begin.
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Daughters of Avalon books in publication order
5 books
A Winter's Rose
by Tanya Anne Crosby
2018
A winter setting brings old hurts and new possibilities into sharp focus. Against a backdrop of family pressure and seasonal danger, two people must decide whether a fragile new love can survive the past.
The King's Favorite
by Tanya Anne Crosby
2018
A new Scottish saga begins with court politics, family ties, and the pull of ancient legend. As a king's favorite becomes entangled in dangerous loyalties, love and destiny may change the future of the realm.
Fire Song
by Tanya Anne Crosby
2019
Love and danger meet in a Scottish world where family legacy and ancient belief still carry power. A woman and the man drawn to protect her must face threats that reach far beyond their own hearts.
The Holly & the Ivy
by Tanya Anne Crosby
2019
The MacKinnon clan gathers for a magical Yuletide reunion, bringing old friends and new faces together. Amid holiday warmth, unresolved feelings and family history make this more than a simple Christmas visit.
Lord of Shadows
by Tanya Anne Crosby
2020
In a kingdom shaped by old magic and royal secrets, a guarded lord must face the shadows around his past. His growing connection with a determined woman could expose truths powerful people would rather bury.
Daughters of Avalon books in chronological order

The King's Favorite
by Tanya Anne Crosby
2018Daughters of Avalon, Book 1
A Winter's Rose
by Tanya Anne Crosby
2018Daughters of Avalon, Book 2
The Holly & the Ivy
by Tanya Anne Crosby
2019Daughters of Avalon, Book 3
Fire Song
by Tanya Anne Crosby
2019Daughters of Avalon, Book 4
Lord of Shadows
by Tanya Anne Crosby
2020Daughters of Avalon, Book 5
Series background & context
Daughters of Avalon is Tanya Anne Crosby's historical fantasy romance series set in the same broad Scottish world as her Highland books, but with a stronger pull toward legend, prophecy, and royal destiny. It brings together familiar Highland families, new generations, and the lingering force of Avalon.
The King's Favorite opens the series and introduces a new conflict shaped by court politics and dangerous attraction. The story moves beyond a single clan's immediate survival toward questions of kingship, inheritance, and the people who may influence Scotland's future. It is a good entry point for readers who like their historical romance with a little magic around the edges.
The Holly & the Ivy returns to the MacKinnon clan for a Yuletide reunion, where old friends and newer members of the family meet under one roof. It offers warmth and connection, but it also keeps the series' larger threads alive. Later books, including Fire Song, Lord of Shadows, The Cornish Princess, The Queen's Huntsman, and The Forgotten Prince, continue the expanding story of hidden pasts, contested futures, and people shaped by a legacy they cannot easily escape.
The Avalon element gives the series its special flavor. Prophecy and old belief matter, but they do not replace the human drama. Characters still have to choose whom to trust, whether to accept a duty, and how much they are willing to sacrifice for family or country.
This is best read as a connected saga, not a group of entirely separate romances. The stakes widen as the books continue, and familiar names gain new importance over time.
Start with The King's Favorite. Readers who have already read The Highland Brides and Guardians of the Stone will spot more connections, but the opening novel provides the essential groundwork for this magical Scottish family saga.
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