Morgan Rice Books in Order

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

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