Maggie Stiefvater Books in Order

Adapting the second Raven Cycle novel, this graphic version of The Dream Thieves focuses on Ronan’s ability to pull objects from his dreams, the hitman sent to find the Greywaren, and the way Cabeswater’s magic blurs the line between nightmare and reality.

This full color graphic novel adapts The Raven Boys, following Blue Sargent and four Aglionby students as they search for a sleeping Welsh king along a Virginia ley line. The artwork highlights the story’s haunted forests, shifting friendships, and strange magic.

At the remote Avallon Hotel in the West Virginia mountains, manager June Porter Hudson is ordered to host detained Axis diplomats at the start of World War II. As war presses closer, she and FBI agent Tucker Minnick navigate spies, class tensions, and a mountain spring with unsettling power.

The final Dreamer book brings the Lynch brothers’ secrets, Hennessy’s deadly Lace, and the Moderators’ prophecy to a breaking point. Old bargains, family ghosts, and dangerous dreams collide as everyone fights for a version of the future they can live with.

Years after the events of Brave, Merida of DunBroch is warned by uncanny powers that her beloved but stagnant kingdom will be destroyed in a year. To save her home and family, she undertakes a series of journeys meant to force them, and herself, to change.

Ronan, Hennessy, and Bryde travel from museums to hidden safe houses trying to strengthen dreamers before the Moderators can wipe them out. As their experiments strain the ley lines, Declan, Jordan, and Adam must choose whether to stop them or help them change the world.

In this graphic novel reimagining, quiet scientist Alec Holland and his outgoing twin brother Walker spend one last summer with relatives near a mysterious swamp. Alec’s plant experiment spirals out of control, forcing both brothers to confront grief, memory, and the monstrous power growing in the water.

Dreamer Ronan Lynch can pull objects from his sleep, Hennessy survives by creating dream copies of herself, and the Moderators hunt people like them in the name of saving the world. Their intersecting paths reveal a conspiracy that makes every dream feel dangerous.

Pip and Tomas travel to the seaside town of Port Candor, where harbors and aquariums are packed with spectacular magical sea creatures. When a famous sea monster exhibit starts going wrong, Pip suspects a mystery that could sink the town’s reputation.

Seen through the eyes of Opal, the dream creature living with Ronan and Adam at the Barns, this novella shows the strange, tender, and frightening ordinary days after The Raven Cycle. Her skewed view hints at new dangers gathering around the dreamers.

When a huge gathering of magical creatures comes to town, Pip must help the skittish unicorn Regent Maximus survive the show ring. Between mysterious acts of sabotage and her friend’s anxiety, she has to find a way to keep both unicorns and people safe.

In 1960s Colorado, the Soria family can perform miracles that bring people’s inner darkness into the open, leaving pilgrims transformed but not yet healed. As saint Daniel breaks the rules and cousins Beatriz and Joaquin chase their own dreams, the desert town of Bicho Raro fills with tangled blessings and curses.

Henrietta is unraveling, a demon is loose on the ley line, and every vision points toward Gansey’s prophesied death. Blue, Gansey, Adam, Ronan, and their uneasy allies must decide what they are willing to sacrifice to end the unmaking of their world.

Three longer stories from Stiefvater, Tessa Gratton, and Brenna Yovanoff are paired with candid commentary on idea, draft, and revision. It reads as part anthology, part writing workshop, showing exactly how each author shapes a raw concept into finished fiction.

Pip Bartlett can talk to magical animals, but no one believes her until a unicorn stampede ruins Career Day. Sent to her aunt’s veterinary clinic, she teams up with allergy prone Tomas to stop an infestation of combustible Fuzzles from burning the town.

Cole St Clair heads to Los Angeles to restart his music career and win back Isabel, starring in a reality show that wants to exploit his werewolf past. Under bright lights, he has to decide whether he can be more than his own worst impulses.

Conor, Abeke, Meilin, and Rollan race across Erdas after a boy who has swallowed a dangerous substance that forces a spirit animal bond. To stop the Conquerors' new weapon, they must face a former friend whose power may destroy them all.

Blue’s mother has vanished underground in pursuit of a hidden king, and new caves, psychics, and sleepers crowd the map. While the group digs deeper into Henrietta’s secrets, they awaken something far older and darker than any of them expected.

Ronan Lynch can pull impossible things out of his dreams, a secret that attracts a hitman, a rival dreamer, and anyone hunting the mysterious Greywaren. As Cabeswater falters, the group discovers that Ronan’s gift might save their quest or destroy Henrietta.

Blue Sargent has grown up hearing that if she kisses her true love, he will die. When she falls in with four Aglionby boys obsessed with finding a buried Welsh king, prophecy, ghosts, and ley line magic twist their lives together.

This anthology collects eerie, witty, and experimental short stories from Maggie Stiefvater, Tessa Gratton, and Brenna Yovanoff, complete with handwritten notes in the margins that reveal how each piece was built, revised, and occasionally rescued from disaster.

Every November on the island of Thisby, riders race bloodthirsty water horses along a deadly beach. Champion Sean Kendrick and determined newcomer Puck Connolly each enter the Scorpio Races for reasons they cannot walk away from, even if it kills them.

Authorities plan a final hunt that will wipe out the wolves of Mercy Falls for good. Sam, Grace, Cole, and Isabel scramble for a way to save the pack and themselves, knowing that any choice they make could cost lives on either side.

Sam is newly human, Grace is growing mysteriously ill, and the wolf pack has welcomed troubled musician Cole St Clair. As winter shifts to spring, their intertwined stories test the limits of the cure, loyalty to the pack, and the future they imagine.

In Mercy Falls, Grace has spent years watching the wolves behind her house, especially one with yellow eyes. When that wolf appears on her porch as a wounded boy named Sam, their fragile love is threatened by hunters, cold weather, and time itself.

At a prestigious music conservatory, piper James Morgan’s talent catches the eye of Nuala, a faerie muse who inspires artists and then feeds on their lives. While James and Nuala compose together, old powers rise and Halloween brings a deadly confrontation.

Shy harp prodigy Deirdre Monaghan discovers she is a cloverhand, someone who can see faeries, after meeting mysterious flutist Luke Dillon. As her music draws the attention of the Faerie Queen and her assassins, Deirdre must choose whom she can trust.