Jennifer Roberson Books in Order

Alix is the daughter of a Homanan princess and a Cheysuli warrior, and her blood makes her central to an ancient prophecy. As hatred against the shapechangers deepens, she must decide who she really is.

Scarred by a fatal car crash, former model Kelly Clayton retreats to an Arizona dude ranch to heal. Instead she finds a compelling cowboy, uneasy attraction, and the kind of danger that will not stay politely in the background.

Prince Carillon returns from exile with a Cheysuli ally to reclaim Homana from the tyrant Bellam. To win back his kingdom, he must raise an army and overcome the fear that still poisons his own people.

An early western set against the rough dangers of frontier Kansas. Roberson leans into grit, violence, and survival, building a story where every mile of open country feels capable of turning deadly.

With the tyrant overthrown, Donal is trained to become the first Cheysuli ruler in generations. But uniting a fearful kingdom against armies and evil magicians proves harder than winning a throne.

Tiger, a Southron sword-dancer for hire, agrees to guide Del across the deadly Punja. Her goal is to find the brother stolen into slavery, but the journey binds two dangerous fighters who were never meant to trust each other.

Originally published under a pseudonym, this is the same courtly historical romance later reissued as The Irishman. Elizabeth Stafford and Kieran O'Neill are drawn together in a world of royal power, danger, and divided allegiance.

Niall should unite Homana and the Cheysuli, but neither side fully accepts him. To claim his bride and his fate, he must cross war-torn lands and face betrayal, sorcery, and the mystery of his missing lir.

Niall's sons Brennan, Hart, and Corin become the next vital links in the Cheysuli prophecy. Family duty, political danger, and rival destinies begin pulling the brothers in different directions as the saga widens again.

Tiger follows Del north to the Place of Swords, where she must face trial by combat for killing her sword-master. Their partnership deepens in a colder, stranger landscape ruled by rigid custom and dangerous magic.

Keely can shapechange into any form and refuses to be used as a pawn in someone else's plans. But powerful sorcery, an unwanted future, and a dangerous outlaw all converge as the Cheysuli prophecy moves through her generation.

Haunted by Del and sworn to hunt deadly hounds, Tiger follows the trail to Ysaa-den, where villagers beg him to face a supposed dragon. What waits there is a far older and more dangerous force than rumor suggested.

Aidan is heir to Homana and to a prophecy older than he can fully grasp. Visions, ghosts, and a perilous quest force him toward destiny while the sorcerous Lochiel tries to break the Cheysuli line for good.

Tiger and Del are hunted across the Punja after being blamed for the death of a supposed messiah. Worse, Tiger's sword is possessed by the sorcerer Chosa Dei, and only a nearly forgotten wizard may be able to save them.

Kellin should be the final champion of the Cheysuli prophecy, but grief has made him reject both destiny and magic. As the Ihlini close in, the future of Homana depends on a man who wants no part of it.

Before Robin Hood is legend, Marian of Ravenskeep is a vulnerable heiress trapped in a kingdom sliding toward disorder. Roberson's retelling gives Marian the center of the story and turns Sherwood into hard-won refuge.

Set against the road to the Massacre of Glencoe, this Scottish historical follows Catriona Campbell and Alasdair Og MacDonald, enemies by blood and politics. Their love story unfolds in a world already leaning toward betrayal.

Duncan MacLeod is drawn into an Immortal conspiracy tied to Scotland's lost independence after Culloden. This Highlander tie-in mixes long memory, clan feeling, and sword-edge danger in classic franchise style.

Across generations, the Grijalva family shapes politics through a dangerous form of painting magic that can change the world it depicts. Court ambition, family rivalry, and art itself become weapons in this sprawling fantasy.

Exiled from both North and South, Tiger and Del sail in search of Tiger's homeland. Shipwrecks, pirates, and rising magic complicate the journey, and what Tiger learns about himself may be more dangerous than any enemy.

Robert of Locksley has become Robin Hood, and Marian has fled into Sherwood to fight at his side. Roberson turns the legend into a tense historical adventure about outlawry, loyalty, and love under Prince John's rule.

Books five and six of the Cheysuli epic move the prophecy into the next generation. Niall's sons and daughter face war, duty, sorcery, and the problem of what it means to inherit a fate chosen long before they were born.

This omnibus continues the Cheysuli saga with books three and four. As Donal and then Niall take center stage, the struggle for Homana deepens into questions of kingship, inheritance, and a prophecy that will not loosen its grip.

This Cheysuli omnibus brings together the opening of the saga, following Alix and then Carillon as prophecy, prejudice, and shapeshifting magic pull a divided kingdom toward war. It is the clearest starting place for the epic.

This final Cheysuli omnibus gathers the last two novels, as Aidan and then Kellin confront the endgame of the Firstborn prophecy. The stakes turn fully dynastic, personal, and deadly.

Tiger and Del have survived magic, vengeance, and hard travel, but the past is still waiting. When Tiger's broken oath makes him a marked man, the partnership at the heart of the series is tested all over again.

Driven from home by war, Audrun and Davyd join a karavan in hopes of reaching safe ground before their child is born. But the road runs too close to Alisanos, and the forest is moving toward them.

Audrun's child must be born in peace, but the journey brings her instead into Alisanos, a sentient deepwood with plans of its own. Refugee fantasy turns strange and threatening as the forest closes around the karavan.

In 1881 Kansas, seventeen-year-old Lonnie Ryan is barely holding onto her farm when a fugitive named Toby Markham arrives. What follows is a hard-edged western about survival, danger, and trust earned the difficult way.

Elizabeth Stafford lives amid the glitter of James I's court, but the man who truly unsettles her is Irish lord Kieran O'Neill. This historical romance balances political pressure, divided loyalties, and dangerous attraction.

Alisanos is alive, hungry, and changing everything it touches. Audrun must find her missing infant and protect the children already marked by the deepwood's wild magic before the forest remakes them all.

A short collection of three Arthurian stories from Roberson. Expect old legends, fresh angles, and the blend of romance, history, and myth that suits her especially well.

This entry gathers Roberson's Cheysuli saga, a sweeping fantasy of exiled shapeshifter warriors, prophecy, and a kingdom divided by fear. Across generations, heirs and outcasts fight to reclaim Homana and reshape its future.

Five contemporary fantasy stories collected in one volume. Roberson brings myth and the uncanny into recognizable modern settings, keeping the focus on character, mood, and the sudden tilt into the strange.

A short Karavans tale that works as a doorway into the larger series. It introduces the traveling world, the divining gifts, and the uncanny sense that one strange meeting can change an entire journey.

This collection pairs western tales full of rough country, hard people, and trouble that never stays buried for long. It is a compact look at Roberson's early feel for frontier tension and survival.

Tiger and Del have carved out a fragile home in the desert, raising children and teaching others the blade. But bounty hunters, old enemies, and a deadly book of spells drag them back into danger.

This ebook gathers seven fantasy stories from across Roberson's shorter work. It is a good sampler of her range, from mythic moods to sharper adventure-driven pieces.

Fresh out of prison, biker Gabe is summoned into a hidden war and paired with Remi, a Texas cowboy he never expected to need. Gods, demons, and prophecy crash into the modern West in this dark, fast-moving fantasy.

Gabe and Remi are still learning how to fight in the war between heaven and hell when a demon wearing Jack the Ripper's body starts killing again. The case turns personal fast, and the apocalypse keeps getting closer.

Tiger and Del have built a quieter life teaching sword-dancing, but peace does not last. A malignant magic spreads, old enemies close in, and the two legendary fighters are forced back onto the road.