Legends of Lobe den Herren Books in Order
Part ofHonor Raconteur Books in OrderBrowse the Legends of Lobe den Herren books by AJ Sherwood in order, with quick summaries, world background, and help starting the series.
Last updated: July 5, 2026
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Legends of Lobe den Herren books in publication order
3 books
Fourth Point of Contact
by Honor Raconteur
2018
Warden Ren would like peace, fewer assassins, and preferably no drunken proposals from his straight best friend. Palace conspiracies make all three requests impossible.
Zone of Action
by Honor Raconteur
2021
Ren and Arman head home hoping for a quieter life and instead pick up reform, raiders, and a child. The fantasy romance widens into fortress politics and domestic upheaval.
Starfire
by Honor Raconteur
2025
Luca starts with a practical checklist for the ideal spouse and ends up revising it around one man, Noe. Set alongside the earlier books, it turns fortress building and friendship into a slow, hopeful romance.
Legends of Lobe den Herren books in chronological order
Fourth Point of Contact
by Honor Raconteur
2018Legends of Lobe den Herren, Book 1
Zone of Action
by Honor Raconteur
2021Legends of Lobe den Herren, Book 2
Starfire
by Honor Raconteur
2025Legends of Lobe den Herren, Book 3
Series background & context
Legends of Lobe den Herren is fantasy romance without a magic-first focus. The setting feels courtly and martial instead, full of fortresses, royal obligations, raiders, social expectations, and people who would really prefer fewer assassination attempts in their day.
Fourth Point of Contact introduces Ren and Arman in the middle of palace tension and a relationship that is much messier than either of them planned. Zone of Action and Starfire widen that world through homecoming, fortress life, marriage plans, and the practical problem of how to build a future when politics keeps barging into the room.
One of the pleasures of the series is that it treats competence as attractive. These are books about people who have jobs, duties, and communities. The romance matters, but so do governance, defense, public perception, and the work of running a place well.
If you like fantasy romance with political texture, close friendships turning into more, and a setting grounded in people rather than magic systems, this series has a strong identity.
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