Patricia C Wrede Books in Order

Princess Alethia is kidnapped just as old enemies rise against Alkyra. To get home and save her kingdom, she must trust the dangerous forest, its hidden peoples, and powers from half-forgotten stories.

In a city where witches are hunted, servant girl Ranira tries to survive by keeping her head down. When three magical strangers arrive at her inn, she is forced to face the power that destroyed her family.

Seven kingdoms, seven towers, and a spreading magical threat pull a large cast into the same deadly game. Princes, soldiers, outlaws, and sorcerers all have a part to play before the world comes apart.

Daystar's mother hands him a magic sword and sends him into the Enchanted Forest. He stumbles into dragons, wizards, and family secrets as he tries to free his father.

Minstrel Emereck and his friend Flindaran find a legendary harp in an abandoned castle. Once its power wakes, they are drawn into a struggle over a weapon that could reshape a kingdom.

Widow and former witch Kayl has built a quiet life running an inn, until a sorceress from her past arrives. To protect her children and her world, she must reopen old wounds and use magic again.

This collection brings together ten fantasy stories, from fairy-tale retellings to Enchanted Forest adventures. It shows Wrede's range, with sharp humor, clever twists, and even a cake recipe.

Separated for the summer, cousins Cecelia and Kate swap letters from country and city as their debut season turns strange. A bewitched chocolate pot, suspicious wizards, and a growing conspiracy pull them into danger.

Wrede reimagines the Grimm tale in Elizabethan England, where two sisters live close to the edge of Faerie. Their kindness draws them into enchantment, danger, and a story with a bear at its heart.

Bored with princess lessons, Cimorene runs away and volunteers to work for the dragon Kazul. She gets dragons, wizards, and overeager princes instead of the tidy fairy tale everyone expects.

Street thief Kim is paid to break into a traveling magician's wagon and gets caught. Instead of punishment, she is offered apprenticeship by a real wizard, and pulled into intrigue far above her station.

Cimorene teams up with Mendanbar, the practical king of the Enchanted Forest, when Kazul disappears. Their search leads to stolen magic, dragon politics, and a partnership built on common sense.

Now queen, Cimorene has to outthink wizards who are trying again to seize the Enchanted Forest. With Morwen, Telemain, cats, and Killer the blue donkey-rabbit, the rescue mission gets wonderfully strange.

After her mother's death, Eleret sets out to reclaim her belongings and a family inheritance. The journey becomes a fight for survival as enemies close in around a powerful ring.

Kim is learning magic and manners in Mairelon's household when wizards begin disappearing and Mairelon loses his powers. Solving it means returning to London's streets and everything she thought she had left behind.

Jedi Knights Qui-Gon Jinn and Obi-Wan Kenobi cross paths with young Anakin Skywalker as the Republic slides into crisis. This junior novel retells the start of the prequel saga in a brisk, accessible way.

Anakin and Padme are drawn together while Obi-Wan hunts the source of a deadly conspiracy. The junior novel follows the growing war and the choices that push Anakin toward darkness.

Newly married cousins Cecelia and Kate head across Europe with their husbands for a honeymoon, then stumble into a plot tied to stolen royal magical artifacts and Napoleon. Their trip turns from romance to investigation very quickly.

The Clone Wars reach their breaking point as Anakin is pulled between loyalty, fear, and ambition. This adaptation tracks the fall of the Republic and the rise of Darth Vader for younger readers.

Ten years later, Cecelia and Kate are married and facing change as railroads disturb magic. A vanished foreign wizard sends Cecelia north to investigate while Kate manages children, family, and trouble at home.

In an alternate frontier America shaped by magic, Eff Rothmer grows up feared for being a thirteenth child. As her family moves west, she has to decide whether she is doomed to bad luck or meant for something more.

With her twin away at school, Eff joins a scientific survey beyond the Great Barrier Spell. What begins as fieldwork turns into a dangerous look at frontier wildlife, settlers, and the hidden costs of expansion.

Discoveries from Eff's last expedition spark a new mission toward the Rockies, where earlier parties never returned. Politics, magic, and the unknown west all close in as she searches for the truth.

This collection gathers Patricia C Wrede's practical essays on craft, process, and the everyday work of being a writer. It is clear, useful, and especially good on solving real problems without fuss.

These linked Liavek stories, written with Pamela Dean, roam through a hot, magical trade city where luck powers spellwork. The collection mixes family trouble, politics, gods, and street-level surprises.

Kayla thinks she's an ordinary girl until she learns she is heir to a dark throne in another world. Getting home means learning magic, meeting her father, and deciding what kind of Dark Lady she wants to be.