Jennifer Fallon Books in Order

R'shiel Tenragan and her half-brother Tarja flee their mother's deadly schemes and find Medalon sliding toward chaos. Prophecy, hidden magic, and a looming invasion make their escape only the beginning.

Medalon has fallen, Tarja is an outlaw again, and Damin cannot come to the rescue until he defeats a usurper at home. R'shiel must finally accept what she is and face a god.

R'shiel is near death, Tarja is trying to hold Medalon's border, and Karien pressure is building fast. New alliances, a dangerous royal marriage, and rising religious conflict pull three kingdoms toward war.

Dirk and Tia head north in search of the Shadowdancers' origins and a way to stop Antonov and Belagren. Their journey turns the trilogy from political mystery into a fight over the truth behind the world's greatest myth.

On a world with no night, a volcanic disaster and a shipwreck drag Dirk Provin into a struggle between priests, nobles, and old secrets. His friendship with Kirshov, second son of Senet's most feared ruler, could change everything.

With an eclipse looming, Dirk takes the riskiest path available and tries to bring the Shadowdancers down from within. It is a tense finish built on betrayal, revelation, and the cost of playing both sides.

Marla's battle for influence continues as she tries to keep Damin alive and politically viable in a hostile court. While threats gather at home and on the border, loyalty becomes a weapon in its own right.

Marla Wolfblade wants her son to survive long enough to reclaim his birthright in Hythria's vicious court. Guided by the sharp, secretive Elezaar, she learns that power is never given, only taken and defended.

Marla Wolfblade is still fighting to protect her family and outmaneuver her enemies as invasion and starvation close in. Damin's claim, border war, and a city full of secrets make every choice more dangerous.

A Stargate malfunction hurls SG-1 back to 1947, where the Roswell legend is about to get much messier. To repair the timeline, the team must survive history, conspiracy, and an alien crisis at once.

The Tide is turning, and Cayal's wish for a final death becomes harder to chase as love, power, and old enemies close in. The returning immortals threaten the whole world, whether mortals believe in them or not.

When a condemned man survives the noose and claims to be Cayal, the Immortal Prince, scholar Arkady Desean is sent to expose him. Instead she stumbles into returning magic, buried history, and dangerous truths.

The Tide Lords race to find the Chaos Crystal and finally learn how an immortal can be killed. With Arkady hunted and every faction scheming, the last book pushes Amyrantha toward a brutal reckoning.

As the Tide rises, Arkady is sold into slavery while the immortals step back into open power. Old alliances shift, hidden rulers emerge, and every plan seems to come with another trap.

This playful short work throws together characters and ideas from Fallon's separate worlds with a deliberate wink. It is a tongue-in-cheek answer to the idea that every fantasy universe needs to connect.

Psychic twins Darragh and Ronan are torn apart across realities when a trusted Druid betrays them. To survive, they must find each other again, even though one of them is trapped in a world with no magic.

Separated from his twin and framed for murder, Ronan escapes through a rift into yet another version of Ireland. Darragh is stranded in our world, and both brothers are running out of time.

A comic collection built from Fallon's exchanges with internet romance scammers. It is part cautionary tale, part deadpan entertainment, and it never forgets how absurd the whole game can get.

Fallon shares practical, plainspoken advice on building commercial fiction, from plotting and pacing to character work, dialogue, and revision. It is a concise craft guide shaped by her teaching and publishing experience.

Fallon shares practical, plainspoken advice on building commercial fiction, from plotting and pacing to character work, dialogue, and revision. It is a concise craft guide shaped by her teaching and publishing experience.

Years after being stranded in another reality, Ren and Trása are still fighting to get back to Darragh before it is too late. The final Rift Runners novel widens the war across worlds and forces hard choices about fate and family.

This compact companion piece gathers the ruthless lessons Elezaar teaches Marla Wolfblade as she learns how power really works. It is part character study, part darkly funny handbook for surviving Hythrun politics.

Fallon shares practical, plainspoken advice on building commercial fiction, from plotting and pacing to character work, dialogue, and revision. It is a concise craft guide shaped by her teaching and publishing experience.

Fallon shares practical, plainspoken advice on building commercial fiction, from plotting and pacing to character work, dialogue, and revision. It is a concise craft guide shaped by her teaching and publishing experience.

Assassin trainee Kiam Miar expects a clean first assignment, not a moral crisis. One wrong choice could cost him his life and upset the balance of Hythrun before his career has even begun.

Princess Rakaia flees an arranged marriage with only her jewels and her half-sister Charisee, a slave who can pass as her double. Their switched identities collide with R'shiel, old enemies, and a stolen divine totem.

A vengeful enemy from R'shiel's past strikes at the Wolfblade family, pulling Kiam Miar and Charisee into a knot of false identities and old grudges. Personal revenge grows into something much larger.