Omte Origins Books in Order

Amanda Hocking's Omte Origins is the final story arc set in the connected world of the Trylle Trilogy and Kanin Chronicles. It follows Ulla Tulin, a nineteen-year-old who has spent her life with a huge unanswered question: why was she abandoned as an infant during a violent storm, and who were her parents?

Ulla's search begins in The Lost City. She earns an internship at the Mimirin, an institution where scholars study and translate troll history, hoping old records will reveal something about her family. Her work brings her close to Pan Soriano, a charming colleague, and to Eliana, a young girl with no memory of her past but startling otherworldly abilities.

Folklore becomes a live problem, not a dusty subject.

When bounty hunters pursue Eliana, Ulla and Pan are pulled into a dangerous mystery involving old myths, hidden communities, and people determined to keep certain truths buried. Ulla wants answers about herself, but her search becomes linked to a much larger threat. The series uses its academic setting and historical clues to give the fantasy world a sense of depth while keeping the story focused on a young woman trying to understand where she belongs.

In The Morning Flower, Eliana's kidnapping forces Ulla to put someone else's safety ahead of her personal investigation. The journey takes her toward the Omte capital, Sweden, and the secretive Älvolk group, which guards knowledge about the First City. Ulla's possible family connections make every new answer more complicated.

The Ever After brings the trilogy's mystery and conflict together. Ulla has lost memories of a crucial stretch of time and must uncover what happened before a magical bargain opens a path to the First City. Her heritage, her relationship with Pan, and the safety of both humans and troll communities are all tied to the outcome.

Ulla is looking for a family, but she finds a cause.

Start with The Lost City, then read The Morning Flower and The Ever After. The trilogy can introduce new readers to the world, though people who have read the earlier Trylle books will recognize places, history, and returning characters.

Expect forest kingdoms, ancient records, hidden identities, romance, mythic creatures, and a mystery that grows from one young woman's missing past into a fight over the future of two worlds.