Kiera Cass Books in Order

Princess Annika of Kadier has agreed to marry for politics, not love, while soldier Lennox fights to reclaim the kingdom his exiled people lost. When their paths collide on opposite sides of a brewing war, they must decide whether their forbidden feelings are worth defying duty and history.

Reeling from heartbreak and loss, Hollis flees Coroa for Isolte and the welcoming Eastoffe family. There she’s drawn into dangerous plots against a tyrant king and forced to work with prickly cousin Etan, testing her courage, loyalty, and willingness to stand up for a new home.

Lady Hollis Brite has grown up at Keresken Castle dreaming of catching King Jameson’s eye, and suddenly he wants to make her queen of Coroa. When she meets Silas, a thoughtful refugee from neighboring Isolte, Hollis begins to question whether a glittering crown equals the life she truly wants.

With her family in crisis and unrest simmering across Illéa, Eadlyn suddenly finds herself ruling sooner than planned and under pressure to finish her Selection. As she weighs duty against her heart, she has to decide what kind of queen—and partner—she truly wants.

Twenty years after the original Selection, Princess Eadlyn—America and Maxon’s daughter—reluctantly agrees to host a Selection of her own to calm unrest in Illéa. Determined to stay independent, she clashes with thirty‑five suitors even as unexpected friendships and feelings begin to form.

From Marlee Tames’s point of view, this novella revisits the Halloween ball where her forbidden love for palace guard Carter is exposed. It fills in what really happened that night and how one risky choice reshaped both their lives inside and outside the palace.

An illustrated companion to the Selection series, this collection gathers the novellas about Maxon, Aspen, Amberly, and Marlee, along with bonus scenes, epilogues, and extras. It’s a behind‑the‑scenes tour of Illéa for readers who want more time in the palace.

This bind‑up brings together the novellas The Prince and The Guard, showing the early Selection through Maxon’s eyes and Aspen’s life as a palace guard. Added extras—like extended scenes and background materials—offer a deeper look at America’s two most important allies.

Set during an earlier Selection, this prequel follows gentle Amberly as she competes for Prince Clarkson’s hand long before America’s story. From brutal castes to palace expectations, it shows how Maxon’s mother fell in love and what court life looked like in the generation before.

As the Selection nears its end, America faces harsher tests from the king, fiercer rebel threats, and higher stakes with Maxon and Aspen. With Illéa on the brink of change, she must choose where her loyalties—and her future—truly lie.

Narrated by Aspen Leger, this novella shows America’s first love adjusting to life as a royal guard inside the palace. Aspen watches the Selection unfold from the shadows and wrestles with duty, jealousy, and whether there’s still room for him in America’s future.

Told from Prince Maxon’s point of view, this novella follows him through the tense week before the Selection begins and his first encounters with America. It reveals the pressure of the crown, an earlier almost‑romance, and what he really thinks of the girls competing.

With the Selection narrowed to six girls, America Singer is torn more than ever between Prince Maxon and her first love Aspen. As rebel attacks intensify and palace secrets surface, she must decide whether she’s willing to fight for the crown and for her heart.

America Singer, a musician from a lower caste in Illéa, is chosen for the Selection, a contest to marry Prince Maxon. Moving into the palace, she must balance loyalty to her first love Aspen with new feelings for the prince, all while rebels threaten the kingdom.

After surviving a shipwreck, Kahlen is bound to serve the living Ocean as a siren, her voice deadly to any human who hears it. Decades later she falls for Akinli, a kind college boy, and must choose between obeying the Ocean’s strict rules and risking everything for love.