Margaret Stohl Books in Order

Ethan Wate dreams of a girl he has never met, until Lena Duchannes arrives in Gatlin carrying a family curse. Their connection pulls him into a hidden world of Casters, secrets, and dangerous old history.

After Lena's Claiming, Gatlin grows darker and more dangerous. Haunted by strange visions and pulled into hidden tunnels beneath the South, Ethan must uncover old secrets before the town, and Lena, are lost to them.

Gatlin is coming apart, with locusts, heat, and violent storms following Lena's Claiming. As Ethan loses pieces of his memory and strange dreams close in, the town edges toward a sacrifice no one wants to face.

Link returns from a deadly journey through the tunnels changed in ways he cannot explain. As the wound on his arm worsens, he realizes the bite he survived may be turning him into something darker.

Separated from Lena after the Eighteenth Moon, Ethan wakes with one goal, get back to the people he loves. While Lena makes dangerous bargains in Gatlin, both of them race to rewrite a fate that looks final.

This manga adaptation retells the start of Ethan and Lena's story in vivid, fast-moving form. Gatlin's curses, dreams, and Caster secrets all hit with a more immediate visual intensity.

Graduation should mean escape, but Ridley turns up in New York's underground Caster club scene instead. This short bridge story follows her latest fight with Link and the first hints of a darker spin-off to come.

After alien Icons destroy the old world, Dol learns she is one of four teenagers immune to their power. Captivity, resistance, and dangerous feelings push the Icon Children toward a fight for humanity's future.

This dystopian anthology includes Roth's 'Hearken,' about gifted listeners trained to hear the music of life or death. The collection gathers dark YA stories of survival, rebellion, and fragile hope.

Ridley and Link leave Gatlin for New York, chasing music, freedom, and a little trouble. They get far more than that when dark secrets in Link's new band put a deadly price on his head.

Dol, Ro, Tima, and Lucas are still fighting to survive in a world ruled by alien Icons. As they search for a fifth Icon Child, loyalty, love, and fear collide in a much bigger rebellion.

When Amma foresees a terrifying future for baby Lena, Macon and Emmaline race to protect her. This prequel shows how early Lena's dark fate began, and how much her family sacrificed to delay it.

After a brutal crash outside New York City, Ridley disappears and Link is left with almost no clues. His search leads through the Caster tunnels to New Orleans, where old experiments and older enemies are waiting.

Ava Orlova wants a normal life, but her past is tied to Black Widow and the Red Room. When children begin disappearing across Eastern Europe, Natasha realizes Ava may be the key to stopping an old enemy.

Before Gatlin's next generation, there was Lila Jane Evers and Macon Ravenwood. This novella goes back to their first meeting and traces a doomed romance between a fiercely independent Mortal and a Caster fighting his darkness.

Still mourning Amma, Ethan receives a letter that opens the door to her hidden past. It reveals how young Amma's gift for reading cards shaped the fate of the Wate family long before Ethan was born.

Mitchell Wate and Lillian English's wedding should be a happy reunion, but Ethan senses trouble before the ceremony even starts. When Ridley blows back into town, Gatlin's old dangers come rushing in with her.

Natasha Romanoff and Ava Orlova go back on the hunt when the Red Room's shadow spreads across the globe. Smuggling, betrayal, and stolen weapons turn their search for justice into a race against another catastrophe.

Bentley Royce has grown up as the bad girl on her family's reality show, but she wants something real. As ratings slip and her family starts to fracture, she tries to script a better ending for everyone.

Carol Danvers is Earth's biggest hero and commander of Alpha Flight, but fame brings a different kind of pressure. This opening volume mixes alien threats, leadership strain, and a close look at who Captain Marvel wants to be.

As a massive alien threat bears down on Earth, Carol has to lead Alpha Flight and inspire a younger generation of cadets. The action is big, but the real test is whether she can hold everything together.

Carol heads into stranger, darker territory when a cosmic mystery pulls her toward hidden truths and a warped reality. This volume pushes the series deeper into Carol's identity and the dangers surrounding her power.

An intergalactic war between cats and robots crashes onto Earth, right into the lives of twins Max and Min Wengrod. Secret agents, battle bots, and one priceless chip force the siblings to work together fast.

The cats and robots are back, and this time the fight is over the Infinity Engine. Max, Min, and the whole Wengrod family unleash robotic fleas and wild science in a desperate bid to stop a planetary war.

Anxiety attacks send Carol Danvers back home, where family history and buried secrets force her to reexamine everything she thought she knew. This is a more intimate Captain Marvel story, built around origin, memory, and identity.

This romantic reimagining of *Little Women* gives Jo March and Laurie a different path. A trip to New York, rising feelings, and a painful misunderstanding force them to decide whether friendship can turn into lasting love.

Mary Lennox, Sara Crewe, and Cedric Errol are stuck at a bleak boarding school until tragedy and a hidden plan change everything. This inventive retelling blends friendship, romance, and classic-story magic into one adventure.

Co-written with Judy Stephens, this nonfiction history highlights the women and nonbinary creators, writers, artists, and performers who shaped Marvel. It blends interviews, biography, and comics history into an accessible, wide-ranging tribute.