Julie Kagawa Books in Order

The Maelstrom is tearing the sky-world apart, and Remy’s connection to Storm may be the key to stopping it. As old enemies return and the last secrets of the True Dragons surface, Remy and Gem gamble on a final flight that could save their islands or break them forever.

Remy, Gem, and Storm survived their first clash with Jhaeros, but the skies are still collapsing. To keep the floating islands from sinking, they must find new allies and face fire-breathing dangers that test their bond and threaten to ignite a wider war.

Seventeen-year-old thief Sparrow is drafted into a high-risk job for the Circle: infiltrate the city of the Deathless Kings and steal a relic from the Temple of Fate. With an assassin and other criminals as allies, she must outwit living gods and survive the heist.

In Rokugan, the Emerald Empire reels after the Emperor is murdered, and the Great Clans prepare for war. Former champion Toturi becomes a ronin and is drawn into plots, battles, and a looming supernatural threat that could swallow the realm if the clans stay divided.

Orphaned on a struggling sky-island, Remy’s life changes when he bonds with a baby storm dragon named Storm. Teaming up with Princess Gem, a mage, he hunts for the lost True Dragon to save their world while the pirate mage Jhaeros closes in.

Meghan and her companions have one last mission: stop the Nightmare King before Evenfall can spill into Faery and the human world. With little glamour to rely on, they push deeper into a land built from fear, where everyone must face their own nightmares.

Now a newly awakened Conduit, Shinji is still learning how guardian magic works when a fresh clue sends him and his friends back into danger. With Lucy and Tinker at his side, he races a ruthless corporation toward a storm-lashed mystery that could devastate the guardians.

With the threat from Evenfall growing, Meghan, Ash, Puck, and Nyx chase Kierran deeper into faery politics and closer to the Nightmare King. Magic is scarce, trust is thinner, and every bargain has consequences as they fight to stop a breach built on fear.

Shinji Takahashi has been trained by his Aunt Yui for the Society of Explorers and Adventurers, but he never expected to become a Conduit for guardian magic. When a powerful artifact is threatened, Shinji teams with Lucy and robot mouse Tinker to stop a ruthless corporation.

Puck meets Nyx, a deadly faery with one mission: find the missing King of the Forgotten. Their search pulls in Meghan and Ash and points toward Evenfall, a realm where glamour fails and nightmares have teeth. Keeping both worlds sealed won’t be simple.

At a royal wedding in Faery, Kierran, King of the Forgotten, slips away and is attacked by a mysterious assassin named Nyx. Their clash reveals a new threat stirring beneath the courts, setting the stage for the Evenfall trilogy’s descent into nightmares.

As the final pieces of the Scroll draw closer, Yumeko’s journey with Tatsumi and their companions becomes a sprint toward the heart of Iwagoto’s darkest magic. Demons gather, loyalties strain, and one wish could reshape the world if they survive long enough to make it.

The quest for the Scroll of a Thousand Prayers continues as Yumeko and Tatsumi race for the next piece. Pursued by demons and the Shadow Clan, the group’s secrets start to surface, and Tatsumi’s cursed blade threatens to consume him from within.

This illustrated adaptation retells the start of The Iron Fey. Meghan Chase’s brother is taken by the fey and replaced with a changeling, and she must enter the Nevernever with Puck and Prince Ash. A fast, visual take on the original story.

Half kitsune, half human, Yumeko guards a piece of the Scroll of a Thousand Prayers, an artifact that can grant any wish. When the Shadow Clan comes hunting, she joins forces with demon-slayer Tatsumi and a ragtag crew on a dangerous journey across Iwagoto.

The war between Talon and St. George explodes, and Ember can’t stay on the run forever. With Riley and their allies, she strikes back at Talon’s leaders and the Elder Wyrm, knowing the fight will demand impossible choices, and the wrong move could wipe them all out.

Ember and Riley prepare for open war as Talon unleashes new weapons and St. George tightens its grip. With loyalties fractured and friends in peril, Ember has to decide what she’ll burn down to keep the people she loves alive, and what kind of dragon she’ll become.

With Talon’s assassins hunting her, Ember is forced to become a fugitive and a fighter. Separated from Garret and her twin brother Dante, she clings to the rogues for protection, even as the war between dragons and dragon-slayers reaches a dangerous new phase.

The veil hiding Faery slips, giving new strength to the dangerous Forgotten. Ethan and Kenzie race back into the Nevernever as Kierran’s choices threaten both worlds, and Ethan must ally with old enemies to stop a war that could change everything.

Ember turns her back on Talon and runs with the rogue dragon Riley, but the Order of St. George still wants them dead. To save Garret from execution, Ember risks infiltrating the Order’s headquarters while her twin Dante closes in under Talon’s command.

Allie, Kanin, and the volatile vampire Jackal race toward Eden, one of the last places humans can live without vampires. Hunting a ruthless enemy forces Allie to lean into her darker instincts, even as the line between saving people and becoming a monster blurs.

Ember is a dragon shapeshifter sent to learn how to live as a human teen, but her first taste of freedom makes her question everything Talon taught her. As dragon-hunters close in and a rogue dragon tempts her, Ember must choose a side.

This dark anthology reimagines classic fairy tales with sharper edges and higher stakes. Julie Kagawa joins a lineup of YA authors who twist familiar stories into new shapes, where bargains go bad and happy endings come at a price.

A collection of three apocalyptic novellas about ordinary people at the edge of disaster. Julie Kagawa’s Dawn of Eden story revisits the early days of the Blood of Eden world, when the Red Lung virus spreads and the dead start acting strange.

Trying to build a normal life, Ethan can’t ignore the fact that his nephew Kierran has vanished. Following the trail drags Ethan and his girlfriend Kenzie back into Faery, where Kierran’s desperate choices could shatter the boundary between worlds.

The first installment of the comic adaptation of The Iron King introduces Meghan Chase and the day her little brother is stolen by the fey. As strange protectors appear and danger closes in, Meghan takes her first steps toward the Nevernever.

Allie tracks a brutal vampire named Sarren to save her creator, Kanin, and discovers a new strain of the Red Lung virus that threatens humans and vampires alike. The search pulls her back to her old home, where the cure may come at a steep price.

Set at the beginning of the Blood of Eden world, doctor Kylie works at a clinic as the Red Lung virus spreads and society starts to crack. A stranger named Ben Archer offers help, but the dead aren’t staying quiet, and something hungry is waking.

Ethan Chase survives by pretending he can’t see faeries until the creatures around him start disappearing and he becomes a target. Forced back toward the Nevernever, he fights to protect his family and a girl he never planned to care about.

After the Red Lung virus, vampires rule walled cities and humans scrape by on the fringes. When scavenger Allison Sekemoto is attacked, she chooses immortality instead of death, then must pass as human while traveling with pilgrims seeking a cure.

Now ruling the Iron Realm, Meghan tries to settle into life beside Ash until an old oracle returns with a warning about her first child. At a gathering of the Summer and Winter courts, she must choose between fragile peace and an uncertain future.

A year has passed in the human world, but Meghan hasn’t aged, and the Iron Fey threat isn’t over. Pulled back into the Nevernever, she must rally allies, face the heart of the invasion, and decide what she’s willing to sacrifice for those she loves.

Told from Ash’s point of view, this sequel follows the Winter prince on a brutal quest to become mortal enough to stay with Meghan in the Iron Realm. With Puck and Grimalkin in tow, Ash faces trials that test his loyalty, pride, and heart.

Puck and Ash can barely stand each other, but a debt forces them into the heart of the Summer Court. Called in by the Exile Queen, they attempt a risky deception that could turn old enemies into allies, or make betrayal inevitable.

Between The Iron King and The Iron Daughter, Meghan and Ash travel toward the Winter Court to keep a dangerous promise. A stop to check on an injured Puck draws the attention of an ancient hunter who refuses to let them go.

On her sixteenth birthday, Meghan Chase learns her little brother has been taken by the fey and replaced with a changeling. With the prankster Puck and icy prince Ash, she enters the Nevernever to rescue him and survive a brewing war.

Meghan is trapped in the Winter Queen’s court, cut off from her power and unsure who to trust. As Summer and Winter edge toward war, she’s the only one who believes the Iron Fey are coming, and she may need help from a traitor.