Elves of the Forgotten Kingdoms Books in Order

Elves of the Forgotten Kingdoms is Robin D Mahle and Elle Madison's dedicated return to the kind of elven romantasy they first explored in Of Elves and Embers. Where that story lived inside a multi author collection, this series gives them room to build out their own corner of a cosmos filled with immortal courts, dangerous bargains, and star written vows.

In the broader Forgotten Kingdoms project, each book stands alone, following a new heroine who is pulled into a supernatural kingdom and a fated bond she never saw coming. The duo's contribution introduced readers to an elven world of shadowy palaces, wraiths, and a heroine who fell through a portal from modern Las Vegas into a reality where she might also be someone else entirely.

Elves of the Forgotten Kingdoms grows from that seed. The focus stays on elves and the tangled politics of their courts, rather than bouncing between vampires, shifters, and other creatures the wider collection touches. Expect ancient feuds, elemental magic, and rulers whose power is matched only by the curses hanging over them.

Like the rest of Robin and Elle's work, the tone leans into slow burn enemies to lovers dynamics, sharp banter, and heroines who have to claw their way toward agency. The elven setting lets them play with long memories and even longer grudges. Old promises refuse to stay buried, and the past is always one step away from dragging the present down with it.

The planned opener, Of Fate and Flames, is slated to kick off a new run of full length novels set among these elven courts. Plot details are still under wraps, but readers can expect the same mix of high stakes magic, knotty relationships, and slow burn tension that defines the duo's other work.

If you enjoy portal fantasies, court intrigue, and romances where trust is earned the hard way, this is the strand of the Mahle and Madison catalog to watch. It is designed to give you more time in the elven side of their mythos, with all the hallmarks longtime readers expect, from vivid worldbuilding to endings that fight their way toward hope.

You do not need to read every book in the wider Forgotten Kingdoms collection to understand this series, but fans of Of Elves and Embers will recognize the blend of modern sensibility and classic fae drama that made that novel stand out.