Nicoline Evans Books in Order
Explore Nicoline Evans books in order, with concise summaries, series background, and simple guidance on where to begin reading her fantasy stories.
Last updated: July 14, 2026
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Nicoline Evans books in publication order
13 books
Evo
by Nicoline Evans
2014
Four thousand years in the future, Maila lives among the sky-dwelling people who secretly protect Earth's elements. Longing to see the worlds beyond her clouds, she challenges tradition and family expectations while a divided planet edges toward conflict.
Haemans
by Nicoline Evans
2014
Russia's returned royal heirs spread a powerful addiction that turns citizens into ruthless, superhuman haemans. Hiding outside St. Petersburg, Sevrick risks everything to save his fiancée, Arinadya, from the dangerous life that has claimed her.
Blue Spots
by Nicoline Evans
2015
In a city where sadness appears as blue spots on people's bodies, emotional pain can no longer stay hidden. This gentle children's story uses a magical image to explore grief, healing, hope, and the strength to keep moving forward.
Haemanism: The Spread
by Nicoline Evans
2015
Princess Arinadya awakens as Prince Mikhail's plans threaten to push haemanism beyond Russia. From an underground refuge, Sevrick and his fellow survivors must stop a growing catastrophe before Mikhail's hunger for power reaches the world.
Nether Isle
by Nicoline Evans
2015
Theodore Finn moves from Alaska to Nether Isle, a place built on secrets and supernatural danger. When he discovers nightmares are real, this lifelong loner must trust the island's rough-edged locals to survive and protect their unusual home.
Field of Ashes
by Nicoline Evans
2016
After the world is buried in ash, Gaia's Champions are tasked with helping Earth and humanity recover. Unexpected survivors emerge from the ruins with different plans, forcing the Champions to choose between uneasy unity and a dangerous new conflict.
Hall of Mosses
by Nicoline Evans
2016
Juniper Tiernan retreats to the forests near Olympic National Park, where she begins hearing trees speak. When their warnings prove real, she and a skeptical ranger must lead loved ones toward safety before Earth faces a devastating change.
Orewall
by Nicoline Evans
2017
Rhoco Leath, a solitary man made of stone, prefers the simple life of Orewall until a glass heart washes ashore. Haunted by visions and strange magic, he leaves home to find its owner and protect the fragile relic.
The Darkest Garden
by Nicoline Evans
2017
This poetry collection traces a personal path through inner darkness, heartbreak, and survival. Arranged in three parts, it gathers poems about the experiences that wound us, shape us, and help us grow into who we become.
Crystet
by Nicoline Evans
2018
Princess Gwynessa Gunvaldsson, a girl made of glass, fights grief and dark magic while trying to bring change to her people. When tragedy forces a terrible choice, her search for justice risks drawing her closer to the darkness she opposes.
Occavas
by Nicoline Evans
2018
A race for the scepter of alchemy puts the world of Namaté in danger. Beneath its battlefield lies hidden Occavas, an origin world whose survival depends on secrecy, even as ancient riddles and new contenders push both realms toward war.
Vale of Fire
by Nicoline Evans
2019
As nature begins to recover, Juniper Tiernan senses an old darkness returning to the forest. With Xavier Lamorte seeking control, the evolving Champions must protect their fragile new world from corruption, fear, and forces they do not fully understand.
Gray Spots
by Nicoline Evans
2020
Fear takes the form of gray spots that hover around people's heads, making it harder for them to see clearly. A thoughtful children's story about facing anxiety, finding courage, and standing up for yourself and others against bullying.
Where to start with Nicoline Evans
For a dark dystopian story: Haemans → Haemanism: The Spread
For nature-focused young adult fantasy: Hall of Mosses → Field of Ashes → Vale of Fire
For an epic secondary-world quest: Orewall → Crystet → Occavas
For a standalone environmental fantasy: Evo → Nether Isle
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Author bio
Nicoline Evans writes fantasy stories that give real worries an unusual shape. Her worlds can be eerie, dangerous, and full of magic, but they often come back to familiar things: grief, fear, hope, loyalty, and the work of carrying on when life gets hard.
She graduated from Rutgers University in New Brunswick, New Jersey, with a communications degree. While there, she took as many creative writing courses as she could. That was the point when writing stopped being a side interest and became the work she wanted to pursue.
Evans had been writing much earlier, though. She kept journals in high school and filled notebooks with poems, using short, poetic pieces to sort through difficult moments. After graduating in 2009, she began work on her first novel. Haemans, released in 2014, was the second novel she had written.
She also happens to be a certified scuba diver and someone who enjoys new adventures.
Her early novels show the range of her approach. Haemans imagines a transformed Russia ruled by dangerous new royals and an addictive force that turns ordinary people into frighteningly powerful haemans. Haemanism: The Spread continues that struggle as the threat moves beyond Russia. These books blend dystopian tension, urban fantasy, survival, and a love story that has been put under impossible pressure.
Nature is another constant in her work. In Evo, later titled Evo: The Elements, a divided future Earth is shaped by people who secretly protect its fire, air, water, and land. Hall of Mosses follows Juniper Tiernan after the trees begin speaking to her in the forests around Olympic National Park. The story grows into a fight for survival and a chance to rebuild after the world changes. Evans uses magic in these books, but the environmental questions stay close to the surface.
Then there is Namaté, a larger fantasy setting where people of stone, glass, and other magical worlds are drawn into old conflicts. Orewall begins with Rhoco Leath, a man made of stone, who discovers a fragile glass heart and leaves home to find its owner. Crystet shifts focus to Princess Gwynessa, while Occavas raises the stakes around alchemy and the hidden origin world beneath the conflict. The books lean into quests, strange realms, and characters who have to decide what they will protect.
Evans has also written for younger readers. Blue Spots uses visible blue marks to help children talk about sadness and grief. Gray Spots turns fear into hovering gray spots and encourages readers to face anxiety and stand up against bullying. Her poetry collection, The Darkest Garden, gathers work from different points in her life into a three-part journey through hurt, connection, growth, and survival.
The common thread is clear. Evans writes about people who are scared, wounded, isolated, or out of place, then gives them a world big enough to test what they can become.
Her books move between adult fantasy, young adult stories, children's fiction, and poetry, but they share a belief that hard experiences do not have to be the end of anyone's story.
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