Morgan Rice Books in Order

As the kingdom closes in, Neve and Christian have less room for mistakes and even less room to deny what is growing between them.

The search leads through harder losses, bigger stakes, and a world still scarred by old magic.

Once the repositories start resurfacing, chaos follows close behind.

Darkness is not just a threat outside Xander, but a question of who he might become.

As new allies and enemies gather, Xander has to decide whether destiny is a guide or a trap.

Orphan Xander Ashwood discovers a hidden doorway and learns he may be tied to a prophecy about the lost repositories of the world's magic.

The series points toward its mythic endgame as Xander chases not just magic, but the truth behind the legend.

Hope and revelation arrive together, but so do tougher choices about who should wield this power.

Xander's hunt for the scattered magic grows more dangerous as rivals close in and prophecy becomes personal.

Power and attraction keep feeding each other as the fallout from Liora's bond grows harder to contain.

Later phases promise bigger rebellions, deeper betrayals, and harder questions about what duty should demand.

Late revelations and rising stakes set up the final moves of Briar's long fight.

By the middle stretch, Briar's personal choices have become political ones that no one can ignore.

Love, rebellion, and magical consequence keep tightening around a princess expected to obey.

Briar's struggle is now tied to the fate of the whole realm, not just her own heart.

The series keeps escalating its mix of romance, duty, and magical backlash.

Oaths meant to keep the realm stable start to look more like chains, and Briar sees the cost clearly.

The conflict between free will and sacred obligation keeps moving toward a breaking point.

The more Briar questions her role, the more unstable both her power and kingdom begin to seem.

This twelfth phase aims for a full reckoning between vows sworn for the realm and vows sworn to oneself.

As the veil weakens, the threat stops feeling local and starts feeling impossible to outrun.

The later arc leans into legacy, survival, and the people still willing to fight for dragonkind.

Questions of power and corruption come to the front as Elara tries to master what others fear in her.

Power shifts again when dragons become central not just to battle, but to rule itself.

Seren searches independently for the truth of her ancestry, uncovering connections to an empress and an ancient sealing. Rival court factions pursue their interests while Emryck and Cadryn join her quest, leaving her uncertain which offers of protection conceal betrayal.

Held by warlord Cadryn, Seren begins questioning the monstrous reputation she expected him to deserve. Emryck’s relentless pursuit reveals troubling reasons for choosing her, forcing her to reconsider both men and the hidden significance of her own identity.

Lyssa follows a crown fragment to a wealthy city where deadly arena contests offer her only means of support. A champion’s secrets and a pitmaster’s possession draw her deeper into the fighting pits, making the cost of recovery increasingly uncertain.

Late-game revelations threaten to rewrite everything Elara thought she knew about the veil and her place in it.

What seemed lost begins to push back, pulling the story toward rebellion and return.

Lyssa sells her forging skills in a guild-controlled city, attracting the interest of a legendary sellsword. When bandits steal the crown fragment she carries, pursuit takes her back into the wilderness, where unexpected assistance comes with dangerous motives.

By this point, survival demands real sacrifice, not just courage.

Betrayal and pressure from the throne test both the bond between people and the bond between human and beast.

Discoveries about Seren’s lineage make her valuable to factions seeking either to break or control an ancient seal. As Cadryn’s vendetta falters and Emryck’s feelings emerge, she must decide who can be trusted with truths that endanger everyone around her.

The saga continues with new upheaval and more dragon-borne danger threatening what was won before.

The series tests whether love and magic can survive a society built to reject what Liora represents.

An isolating assignment follows Ryn and Thero’s suspension, until an officer secretly contacting her is murdered. The empire moves against anyone approaching the truth, forcing the pair to confront both the tightening conspiracy and the feelings they have avoided acknowledging.

A dignitary’s assassination during Ryn and Thero’s escort mission draws them into imperial politics. Their antagonism begins turning into attraction, but unexplained reactions to Ryn suggest that the danger surrounding her involves more than a failed assignment.

After losing her drake and place in the Stormwing Corps, Ryn bonds with a creature that killed every previous rider. Former commander Thero offers a conditional second chance, while evidence suggests powerful enemies deliberately engineered her downfall.

Ryn and Thero enter the empire’s oldest territories, where strangers recognize her and their assigned target can expose the throne’s secrets. Defying orders to protect the mission brings them close to death and forces an admission that changes their relationship.

Princess Rochelle is framed for her father’s murder and imprisoned between worlds, where a fallen demigod demands survival through deadly trials. Fellow prisoner Evander repeatedly helps her without explanation, raising questions about his secrets and the warden’s true purpose.

Rochelle’s next prison trial sends her across ash-covered plains beneath a descending sky of fire. Speed and trust become essential to survival, while Evander’s watchfulness offers uncertain support as the prisoners confront the first losses of their ordeal.

Late-series revelations and escalating war reshape what Thornhaven is fighting for.

This twelfth season promises another big clash between Faye's growth and the darkness pressing in.

Commoner Seren is forced to marry Emryck, lord of a vanished fae court whose members want her dead. A failed escape raises questions about her origins, before a borderlands warlord abducts her and leaves her trapped between dangerous rivals.

Liora is pulled between heart, duty, and the public cost of refusing her assigned place.

The title says it all, the series is headed for a final change in power, identity, and the balance between life and death.

River Crow offers a spare room to an ancient vampire stranded in modern New York, drawn by curiosity and attraction. Discovering he speaks the truth also reveals he did not arrive alone, pulling her into supernatural dangers she never imagined.

By now the fight is about more than romance, it is about who gets power and who gets silenced.

This final listed installment promises the series at full force, with beast magic, romance, and danger all breaking loose.

Liora's impossible bond throws her into a world of politics, desire, and social backlash that only gets sharper.

The portal to Aldric’s world can reopen, making his departure from River’s life suddenly real. Both believe they have accepted the separation, but the moment of return forces her to decide whether the goodbye they planned is what she truly wants.

River enters Aldric’s world and discovers a hostile hierarchy with little tolerance for a mortal outsider. He struggles to protect her while reclaiming his place, as Cassia’s watchful interest makes River question whether their bond can keep her alive.

The aftermath of ruin leaves fresh enemies and unfinished prophecies in its path.

Old wounds reopen as dragon fury and political ambition drive the story into another war-torn phase.

Late-series revelations and power struggles push Kaela toward the edge of everything she has trained for.

The tenth year promises another major turning point in Kaela's long apprenticeship to danger.

War breaks out within the Vanished Court over whether an ancient seal should remain intact, placing Seren between opposing factions. Emryck and Cadryn form an uneasy alliance to protect her, but grief and upheaval threaten the fragile balance she depends on.

River and Aldric gather their allies for a final confrontation with Cassia, carrying everything they still stand to lose. The prospect of victory demands an unforeseen price and forces River to choose what kind of future she is willing to claim.

Cassia offers Aldric a bargain that could release River from his dangerous world, but the decision threatens consequences neither expects. River tries to establish her own footing while an enemy skilled at exploiting personal wounds tests their resilience.

Seren begins learning to wield her power amid a fractured court and a weakening seal on Malgrath. Cadryn remains beside her, while a stranger connected to the imprisoned figure’s past raises doubts about whether renewed containment is possible.

Lyssa returns home with the crown’s six fragments and attempts to restore its legendary power. Allies gather as the rulers behind her family’s massacre prepare for a final battle, leaving her to consider the cost of reclaiming the throne.

Seren faces a final reckoning with Malgrath, her lineage and the debt inherited from an ancestor. Seeking a solution beyond the choices her enemies offer demands everything she has learned as war between humans and fae approaches its decisive moment.

As humans and fae enter open war, Seren’s ancestry lets her move between both sides while leaving her trusted by neither. Cadryn’s princely past complicates an essential alliance, and Malgrath’s cracking seal threatens to overwhelm her efforts to hold them together.

A new phase opens for Liora's bond, her magic, and the world trying to control both.

Malgrath’s release brings falling courts and turns the human-fae war into a struggle for survival. Seren’s alliances strain under devastating losses as she questions whether defeating him would require destroying herself, while Cadryn confronts a dangerous choice of his own.

Aldric sees River’s vulnerability and considers a solution he once rejected, while she refuses the sacrifice he proposes. As Cassia’s hold on power weakens, they must agree what they can surrender before a brief opportunity for resistance disappears.

Ryn must seek support from territories she once helped suppress, where old grievances threaten the rebellion’s alliances. A powerful lord demands she publicly claim the throne, forcing her and Thero to confront the political and personal consequences of that declaration.

Outmatched in open war, the rebellion depends on Ryn’s theory about bonded riders and drakes. An old conspirator returns with a weapon designed to destroy that possibility, threatening both their military hopes and the people closest to her.

The empire’s counterattack costs the rebellion territory and confidence, deepening Ryn’s disagreement with Thero over survival. Separated with her drake, she begins uncovering a truth about their bond that could change the conflict if she lives to use it.

Ryn leads a costly final struggle for an imperial throne she never wanted, while the conspirator behind her persecution targets her defining bond. The battle demands choices about leadership, sacrifice and what the empire should become after its long deception.

A lightless ocean becomes the next trial for Rochelle and Evander, stripping away defenses around their growing connection. The arrival of a prisoner Rochelle recognizes raises another difficult choice as isolation exposes what each survivor has become.

A hostile forest responds to the prisoners’ fear and grief, turning Rochelle’s history into a weapon against her. Evander’s closeness becomes increasingly difficult to deny as survival demands choices whose emotional cost exceeds anything the earlier trials required.

The final trial unfolds inside the nexus, where memory and hidden truth expose the limits of Oryn’s promise. Rochelle and Evander must decide what they are willing to risk as their struggle to survive becomes a reckoning with the prison itself.

Rochelle and Evander cooperate through a collapsing tower stretching between worlds, with each floor presenting stranger dangers. Their tense partnership offers a chance of surviving the prison’s third trial, but deception among the participants threatens to undermine their efforts.

The prisoners face floating islands battered by a storm that intensifies whenever they turn against one another. Rochelle must navigate both the dangerous gaps and the mistrust surrounding her, discovering that surviving this trial requires more than physical endurance.

Rochelle enters a vast desert where the living ground makes remaining still fatal. An unexpected guide offers assistance, but the fate of prisoners who escaped earlier trials raises troubling questions about whether freedom from the prison ever truly exists.

A new trial demands complete cooperation, but rival factions among the prisoners threaten their survival. When Evander intervenes to protect Rochelle, the consequences deepen their connection and make maintaining their emotional distance increasingly difficult.

A plague-stricken city forces Rochelle and the other prisoners to confront why they keep fighting to survive. Sharing the truth of her father’s murder with Evander brings unexpected trust amid an ordeal that threatens their minds as much as their lives.

Coordinated attacks repeat the circumstances of Ryn’s earlier downfall, drawing her into a trap she recognizes but cannot abandon. Exposure of the conspiracy and her lineage forces difficult choices as losses threaten to destroy the people and bonds sustaining her.

Ryn and Thero flee the empire with one drake and a historian carrying dangerous knowledge. A rebellion gathers around her disputed name, but discovering that Thero has helped build it without her consent threatens their newly stable connection.