Lords of Rathe (Amo Jones) Books in Order

Lords of Rathe is a co written romantasy that lets Amo Jones bring her love of dark, obsessive relationships into a fully magical realm. The series is set in and around Rathe, a hidden world where gifted bloodlines wield elemental power and where a fragile treaty keeps that realm in uneasy balance with the so called giftless human world.

The first book, Fate of a Royal, focuses on Knight Deveraux, heir to the Stygian people, who are tied to dark magic. As part of a council decree, he and other gifted royals are forced to attend Rathe University, a campus that straddles the human and magical spheres. Knight has no patience for the assignment until a sense of looming danger drags him to a party in the human world and to London, the white haired girl he initially writes off as an ordinary distraction. Their bond refuses to stay simple.

From Amo Jones’s side of the partnership, the fun is in pushing familiar tropes—fated mates, academy politics, chosen vs cursed power—into sharper, more ruthless shapes. Knight is not a soft prince learning how to be gentle; he is a trained weapon trying to reconcile a lifetime of conditioning with a connection that should not exist. London is not content to simply be claimed, especially once she starts to understand her own heritage and the role she might play in Rathe’s future.

This companion page leans into how Lords of Rathe fits against Jones’s non magical books. The intensity of the relationships, the taste for secret councils and hidden histories, and the willingness to break characters before putting them back together will feel familiar to Elite Kings and Midnight Mayhem readers, even though the setting now includes runes, elemental storms, and portals between worlds.

If you are here from her contemporary work and curious about her take on fantasy, Lords of Rathe is the natural next step. Read the books in order with her co author, Meagan Brandy, and expect a blend of academy life, political maneuvering, and a romance that treats destiny as both blessing and curse.