Ink Sorceress Books in Order
Part ofDL Harrison Books in OrderSee the Ink Sorceress books by D.L. Harrison in order, with brief summaries, series background, and an easy guide to where to start.
Last updated: July 5, 2026
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Ink Sorceress books in publication order
4 books
Disgraced
by DL Harrison
2022
Princess Luna's life changes violently on her sixteenth birthday, pushing her from royal safety into danger and hard choices. What begins as a personal collapse quickly opens into a larger struggle around power and empire.
Empire Imperiled
by DL Harrison
2022
Luna is no longer the sheltered princess she once was. As threats to her realm grow sharper, she has to navigate shifting loyalties, dangerous magic, and the growing risk of imperial collapse.
Ink Sorceress Queen
by DL Harrison
2022
Luna's story drives toward its largest stakes yet as power, duty, and open conflict finally collide. To protect what matters, she may have to fully step into the role fate has been forcing on her.
War Ascending
by DL Harrison
2022
The conflict around Luna keeps widening, and survival is no longer the only goal. With war rising on every side, her choices carry weight for far more than just herself.
Ink Sorceress books in chronological order
Disgraced
by DL Harrison
2022Ink Sorceress, Book 1
Empire Imperiled
by DL Harrison
2022Ink Sorceress, Book 2
War Ascending
by DL Harrison
2022Ink Sorceress, Book 3
Ink Sorceress Queen
by DL Harrison
2022Ink Sorceress, Book 4
Series background & context
The Ink Sorceress books are built around Princess Luna, whose life changes sharply in Disgraced just as she reaches her sixteenth birthday. From there the story moves into royal pressure, sorcery, danger inside the empire, and the growing sense that Luna cannot stay sheltered for long.
This is a fantasy series that leans into court life and larger political trouble at the same time. Luna is dealing with questions of identity and power, but she is also stuck inside a much wider struggle. The later titles, Empire Imperiled, War Ascending, and Ink Sorceress Queen, make it clear that the scope keeps growing from personal upheaval to full conflict.
So the pull here is not only the magic. It is watching a young royal figure get pushed into harder choices as the stakes rise around her. If you like fantasy that mixes coming-of-age pressure with empire-level danger, this series stays in that lane.
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