Honor Raconteur Books in Order

Garth becomes the first mage to awaken in generations inside a country that persecutes magic. Escape, survival, and the strange power of the Jaunten are only the beginning of his story.

As more magic wakes in the world, Garth is pulled into a mission centered on a boy with an outsized future. Trust, prophecy, and Trev'nor's strange importance drive the next stage of the war.

The return of magic in Chahir is speeding up, and a royal child may finally break the Star Order's grip. Garth knows how to restore the Balance, but his enemies will not let him do it easily.

The final Advent Mage book brings Garth's long fight for Chahir to its turning point. Restoring balance means seeing every hard choice through to the end.

Rys Savar has fought wars among the stars, but peace drops him into the one battlefield he never trained for, high school. When old enemies stir again, his squad may have to defend their new home after all.

After killing the king he served, General Darius Bresalier ends up kneeling before the queen he once hounded. His answers could decide whether he dies as a traitor or becomes an unlikely ally.

Blind young priestess Jewel Jomadd would prefer a quiet life, but her goddess has other plans. To restore four lost crystals, she must cross a dangerous world full of hunters, politicians, assassins, and gods.

Prodigy artifactor Sevana wants nothing to do with royal problems, but a prince cursed into a child's body makes that impossible. Breaking the spell is only step one, reclaiming the throne is step two.

Newly trained Fire Mage Haikrysen gains a dragon, a job, and an arson case almost all at once. Catching the firestarter matters even more when it starts looking like another mad Fire Mage.

Guildmaster Siobhan Maley takes what should be a rescue mission and finds a conspiracy instead. To save her people, she has to trust a deadly outsider named Rune and survive the road first.

Riicshaden is given a direct task from the Gardeners, find a newly awakened Weather Mage and keep her alive. In a broken land with too few mages, that mission could change everything.

Sevana is called to a remote village where people vanish from their beds and wake far from home, if they wake at all. The curse behind it draws on ancient power strong enough to shatter Windamere.

Broden and his daughter Riana leave their mountain village looking for work and find themselves helping build a country. Archery, magic, and stubbornness will all be needed if Estole is going to survive.

Siobhan leads her guild to a hidden city of scholars in search of old knowledge that might stop a coming war. By the time they return home, the war they feared has already begun.

With their home in ruins and Rune missing on a reckless mission of revenge, Deepwoods has to fight on two fronts. Siobhan can only hope her assassin makes it back alive.

When Sa Kao blames the Fae for a missing princess, Sevana knows the story is wrong. Her investigation uncovers multiple disappearances, failing spells, and a deadline that keeps shrinking.

Estole has more problems than people, food, or trained wizards. When magical exhaustion hits close to home, Riana and the others know they have to find help before Iysh strikes again.

Noriko's first week with the Gaeldorcraeft Forces should have been simple. Instead, an explosion near a leyline pushes her into a fast-moving case with California's safety on the line.

Rune asks his guildmates to tell him how Deepwoods came to be in this collection of connected backstories. It deepens the cast while the larger war waits just outside the campfire light.

Sevana is hauled off by local deities to stop a volcano from destroying Nanashi Isle. The catch is that her magic is still broken, and the gods causing the trouble refuse to behave.

Becca heads north to fix strange weather patterns and maybe steal a look at dragons. Instead, she, Trev'nor, and Nolan walk into a brutal system they cannot ignore and a country ready to break them.

Estole's enemies are closing in, and Hendrix sees only one path forward, take the Iyshian throne without bathing the country in blood. It is an impossible political problem for people trained to fight.

Bannen wanted adventure, not a magical bond to a mage-in-training on another continent. But once he meets Rena, sending him home stops looking sensible and starts looking impossible.

After years of training, Rena is finally ready to wield the terrifying magic inside her. Unfortunately, the spreading shards may force her to destroy something far worse than anyone wants to name aloud.

Bannen hopes for rest after the last disaster, but peace lasts about five minutes. Soon he is chasing rumors of a Void Mage through mountains and toward a danger even giants avoid.

Warden Ren would like peace, fewer assassins, and preferably no drunken proposals from his straight best friend. Palace conspiracies make all three requests impossible.

A daring magical burglary forces examiner Henri Davenforth into fieldwork with the feared Shinigami Detective, Jamie Edwards. Their hunt for stolen objects turns into a race to stop a devastating magical attack.

Bannen finally has a permanent MISD team, which would be great if an old threat had not just been stolen. The mission quickly turns chaotic, dangerous, and very much not the quiet assignment he wanted.

Darius is offered a pardon and dragged back into imperial politics when a northern invasion threatens the Sovran. To stop a larger war, he has to return to the empire that once hunted him.

Trev'nor never planned to become a warlord, but Khobunter gives him no time to complain. He and his allies need mages, dragons, and breathing room, and their enemies intend to allow none of it.

Becca and Trev'nor still have two rival warlords left to defeat before Khobunter is truly theirs. With time running out, they may have to call home for help and risk the one line Becca swore she would not cross.

Newly certified ghostbusters Mack and Brandon head to Mack's hometown for what should be one haunted-house case. They quickly realize the town has bigger ghost problems than anyone admitted.

When a charm maker dies in a car bombing, Jamie's knowledge becomes just as important as Henri's. The blast uncovers a spreading magical danger that could take half Kingston with it.

Hitman Ari never planned to adopt a little girl or fall for the mercenary on his latest job. A museum heist turns into found family and a surprisingly tender criminal romance.

Reagan puts on a pair of strange turquoise glasses and discovers the world is full of magic she was never meant to see. One reckless choice later, she is deep in monsters, magical engineering, and an ancient mystery.

Another bizarre case drops Jon and Donovan into the sort of mystery that only gets stranger the closer they look. The investigation deepens their bond while the humor keeps the darkness moving.

Jon gets called when a case turns too strange for ordinary police work, and this one qualifies fast. His partnership with Donovan starts in the middle of danger, weird clues, and a growing attraction neither man can ignore.

A haunted house, a corpse problem, and a family mess put Jon and Donovan in the middle of a supernatural headache. It is creepy, funny, and very determined to test Donovan's patience with ghosts.

A royal mage dies inside a locked, fully warded house, and the murder makes no magical sense. Henri is baffled, Jamie is delighted, and the answer looks impossible from every angle.

Runaway hacker Harris asks a security company for a job by breaking into its system. When his past catches up, his protective boss Aleks is willing to go as far as a fake marriage to keep him safe.

Sevana is kidnapped again, her magic is still unstable, and everyone wants something from her. Between offended fae, stubborn kings, and a new crisis under the sea, quiet is not an option.

A massive gold theft and a mysterious breach of palace wards land on Jamie and Henri at the same time. With no clear method and no clean trail, both cases turn into a pressure cooker.

The shared dragon and mage world opens wider as new bonds form and old dangers close in. Romance and survival keep colliding in fast, supernatural ways.

Reagan is exhausted, under-caffeinated, and still stuck trying to repair an ancient transportation system no one understands. Saving magical clans and stopping global disasters will have to happen on the fly.

A time-travel spell throws Mei Li thousands of years into the past instead of a few years back. To fix the future, she has to survive ancient magic, volatile deities, and the reason the spell sent her there.

Bodyguard hacker Kyou's first rule is to stay away from Brannigan, which lasts right up until Brannigan is in danger. Then every boundary collapses into a high-stakes, fast-moving romance.

Ivan plans to steal a rare stamp, not protect the sweet man attached to it. The heist gets personal fast, and Ivan has to decide what matters more, the job or Aiden.

Mack's next outing blends family history, ghost trouble, and plenty of supernatural chaos. The series keeps its warm, funny tone even when the spirits turn nasty.

Mage Tori escapes his controlling clan determined to live on his own terms and stay far away from dragons. Then dragon Baldewin crashes into his plans and turns freedom into something much messier.

Henri agrees to help a childhood friend whose parents were ruled victims of a murder-suicide that makes no sense. What starts as a society case soon fills with arson, broken wards, and someone desperate to bury the truth.

Mei Li survives sacrifice and shipwreck only to learn her master and the world-saving tomes are still missing. With disasters due in weeks, an apprentice has to do a master's job before the world starts breaking.

Bel needs a familiar, Nico needs a new purpose, and Garen wants Nico back. Their second-chance, magic-filled romance kicks off with a bond that is far messier than anyone planned.

The larger dragon and magic conflict turns personal in this Scales 'n' Spells entry. Old loyalties, dangerous enemies, and hard choices test whether found family can hold.

When a missing countess washes ashore, every clue points in a different direction. Jamie and Henri have to sort through vanished lovers, mismatched evidence, and a house full of suspects.

By the time the fire dies down, the Scales 'n' Spells world is running on love, stubbornness, and one more impossible plan. This volume pushes the series toward a harder fight and a bigger payoff.

A stolen grimoire sends Henri and Jamie after a thief who knows exactly how dangerous old war-era magic can be. If they fail, the city may start melting before they ever catch up.

A centuries-old vampire takes a job managing the chaotic life of author JD Cooper and discovers the man needs far more than routine housekeeping. What starts as employment turns into a gentle, funny romance.

This short Deepwoods epilogue turns inward as Tran asks Siobhan for help returning home. It is a quieter, emotional coda that follows the characters after the main war is over.

Jon's next case arrives with more danger, more weirdness, and the kind of energy the title promises. The mystery moves fast, but the real draw is still the growing team around him.

A trip to the Highlands gives Mack and Brandon a whole new set of ghosts to manage. It is another playful paranormal case with travel, danger, and a couple who work well under pressure.

Mei Li barely has time to return from the past before the next wave of magical disasters hits. To finish the fight, she and her allies will need patience, dragons, and far more strength than anyone has left.

Ross thinks third shift at a gas station will be boring until one explosion makes him assistant to a vampire clan. Paperwork, supernatural drama, and one attractive boss turn his life upside down.

Magic, dragons, and tangled loyalties keep rising in this Scales 'n' Spells installment. As bonds deepen, the characters have to decide what they are willing to risk for love and freedom.

Ren and Arman head home hoping for a quieter life and instead pick up reform, raiders, and a child. The fantasy romance widens into fortress politics and domestic upheaval.

A trip to Australia brings old wounds back to the surface and adds a pair of local monsters on top. The trio has to juggle healing, fieldwork, and magical chaos all at once.

Ross's clan goes LARPing and, unsurprisingly, fails to grasp the difference between pretend danger and real danger. Ross regrets every choice that led him here.

When Remi steals the wrong cursed object, a crossover mess lands on Ross, Glenn, and the Unholy Trifecta crew. No one involved is making especially sensible decisions.

The Villainy serial opens with Tan, Devan, and the first hints that coronation plans are about to go spectacularly wrong. It is fantasy chaos with a strong sense of humor and a very slippery moral compass.

Part two pushes Devan and Tan deeper into royal trouble, bad decisions, and the kind of villainy that feels more accidental than planned. The pace stays quick and gleefully chaotic.

The third installment keeps piling consequences onto coronation chaos as Tan and Devan scramble to stay ahead of events. The world grows larger even as the plans get worse.

By part four, the Villainy serial is running on improvised schemes, tangled loyalties, and sheer nerve. Devan and Tan keep trying to steer events while events keep steering them back.

This installment drives the serial toward its payoff with more comic fantasy trouble, sharper stakes, and very little room for clean solutions. Heroic behavior remains optional.

The sixth part brings the first Villainy serial to its finish, paying off the coronation mess with more wit than dignity. It is the kind of ending that fits these characters perfectly.

Arwen is a magical retrieval expert locked in a battle of wills with an ancient mask that wants a new bearer. If she cannot return it to its tomb, the artifact may break loose for good.

Amaru accidentally puts an entire dragon clan to sleep for five hundred years and then has to fix it. Waking them would be easier if his dragon mates would stop avoiding him.

Asher is great at interiors and terrible at noticing when his best friend has become something more. Renovation chaos, small-town found family, and one very patient man push him toward a new plan for life.

What should Devan do for his coronation? Hide. What should Tan do? Find a crown. Everything goes exactly as badly as that setup suggests.

A supposed murder-suicide involving a potion maker quickly turns into an international case with bombs, false clues, and a cure worth killing for. Jamie and Henri have to move fast before the next explosion lands closer to home.

Wicky discovers someone is magically stalking him and is almost flattered. Finding out who is behind it, and whether fate is involved, turns into its own adventure.

A proposal trip goes off the rails when the ring vanishes, a storm wrecks the beach, and a dead body appears. Jamie and Henri have to untangle romance, murder, and theft before anyone gets away clean.

Sorcerer Adrien Danvers takes a job in the slums and unexpectedly acquires two apprentices. Soon he is balancing childcare, a charming engineer, evil sorcerers, and the threat of sea serpents.

A psychic dreamwalker and a Havili researcher collide in a dreamy meet-cute that spins out of Jon's wider world. It is a lighter paranormal romance with plenty of charm.

Someone leaves Jamie a corpse on her doorstep, and the victim is tied to one of her ugliest past cases. The message is personal, and the people around her start getting hurt next.

Max expects a year of misery after being bought in a blood slave contract. Instead, vampire Zander keeps spoiling him, and the real problem becomes figuring out what kind of bond they are building.

After Ian saves vampire playboy André from a spiked drink, he expects the moment to end there. André disagrees, and soon a chance rescue turns into a sweet, stubborn vampire romance.

A crossover pulls Jon and Mack together against a supernatural problem with roots, literally. Their mix of ghostly chaos and investigative instinct makes for a fun side adventure.

The Wings 'n' Wands story keeps climbing as Amaru and his dragon mates work to wake his sleeping clan and untangle the damage already done. The romance stays central, but the wider magical stakes rise with it.

Dag wants a home, Stefan wants peace, and Mikkel wants both men happily pointed in the same direction. Their slow-burn magical romance gets complicated when the wider magical community refuses to cooperate.

A single fae coin dumps Jake into another world and a role he definitely did not apply for. Suddenly he is juggling tropey court politics, magic, and a holy-maiden problem that refuses to stay ridiculous.

The second Villainy serial kicks off with Tan, Devan, and another impossible quest, this time involving a king and very untrustworthy plans. Pirate-flavored fantasy trouble arrives early.

Part two keeps the quest moving with more ridiculous complications, sharper banter, and a growing sense that nobody involved should be trusted with maps. Which is, of course, the fun of it.

The middle of the Bone serial leans hard into chaotic travel, crooked bargains, and fantasy caper energy. The characters keep improvising because a real plan would be too much to ask.

Consequences catch up in part four, but so do opportunities. The serial balances absurd humor with just enough danger to keep the quest from becoming comfortable.

With the endgame closing in, the Bone serial grows messier, louder, and more determined to outdo itself. The cast keeps surviving mostly through nerve and momentum.

The final Bone installment wraps the quest in classic Villainy style, fast, funny, and only barely respectable. It closes the adventure without sanding off any of the chaos.

Adrien's strange little circle expands into another monster problem, this time with even more fieldwork and engineering trouble. The series keeps its mix of magic, mentorship, and offbeat adventure.

Noel only takes a job as a vampire mafia boss's PA because he needs the money. Fernando expects paperwork, not the return of feelings he thought were long dead.

This side story follows Tan as he picks up exactly what he did not need, an apprentice. It expands the Villainy world with the same quick humor and crooked magical logic.

Jon's apprentice finds an innocent man in prison, and one cold case turns into a full avalanche. With weddings, cameos, and old enemies returning, the stakes feel personal as well as paranormal.

The final Wings 'n' Wands volume pushes its dragon and mage story toward resolution. Love, clan loyalties, and old magical damage all have to land in the same place before the series can breathe.

This playful paranormal fantasy throws powerful mages, meddlesome magic, and very interested vampires into the same orbit. The result is fast, romantic chaos with crossover energy.

A young Sevana races to save her best friend from a deadly Sleeping Princess curse. It is a small story with high stakes and the same inventive magic that powers the larger Artifactor books.

Multiple murders, scrubbed scenes, and mismatched methods leave Jamie chasing a link only she can feel. If she is right, someone in her own circle could be next.

A frantic event planner feeds an injured stranger and accidentally opens the door to vampire trouble. Ronan is intrigued, Chase is overwhelmed, and the attraction gets serious fast.

An inherited house comes with strange sounds, odd magic, and at least one presence that feels very real. This cozy paranormal novella mixes grief, humor, and a haunting that refuses to stay subtle.

Luca starts with a practical checklist for the ideal spouse and ends up revising it around one man, Noe. Set alongside the earlier books, it turns fortress building and friendship into a slow, hopeful romance.

Gage likes having a plan, until Logan, a tattooed bar owner, crashes straight through it. The result is another warm, funny renovation romance built on found family and emotional repair.

A magical bath bomb opens a portal straight into Ross's tub and drags multiple series into the same problem. It is pure crossover chaos, and Ross would very much like to opt out.

King James dies, rejects paradise without Edwin, and bargains for one more life. Back before his crowning, he has one chance to save the realm, fix his mistakes, and win the man he lost.