Legends of the Storm Books in Order
Part ofBec McMaster Books in OrderRead Bec McMaster’s Legends of the Storm books in order, with short summaries and a series reading list to help you decide which book to read first.
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Legends of the Storm books in publication order
5 books
Heart of Fire
by Bec McMaster
2017
When a dragon steals the ram she needs to feed her sick father, Freyja confronts him. The exiled prince behind the creature's form is drawn to her, but pursuing her makes him vulnerable to a hunter.
Clash of Storms
by Bec McMaster
2018
Half-blood servant Malin distrusts the ruthless dragon prince Sirius, unaware he recognizes her as his mate. When his intended bride disappears, their search forces them together under a queen whose ambitions make their attraction dangerous.
Storm of Desire
by Bec McMaster
2018
Dragon hunter Haakon discovers that his missing wife was herself a dragon princess. Fleeing an arranged mating, she returns to the husband she deceived, but winning his forgiveness may be harder than escaping her family.
Storm of Fury
by Bec McMaster
2020
Exiled Valkyrie Bryn can clear her name by capturing a missing dragon prince. Dragon hunter Tormund falls for her while pursuing the same man, unaware that her mission places them on opposing sides of a dangerous conflict.
Master of Storms
by Bec McMaster
2021
Rejected after a political mating, Princess Solveig demands revenge against Prince Marduk. With a curse threatening his family and war approaching their courts, he needs her alliance, but repairing their wounded bond requires more than charm.
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