Phoenix Heart Books in Order
Part ofSarah KL Wilson Books in OrderExplore Phoenix Heart by Sarah KL Wilson in order, with short summaries and a guide to the books to help you choose where to start reading.
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Phoenix Heart books in publication order
5 books
Ashes
by Sarah KL Wilson
2021
Rejected by her community, Sersha gains an unexpected companion when a phoenix bonds with her heart. Before she can leave for a new life, danger to her village forces them to learn how to work together.
Bright Feather
by Sarah KL Wilson
2021
With her cousin taken and Judicus in trouble, Sersha must face hidden enemies alongside her phoenix Kazmerev. Their strengthening bond offers new ways to understand the world, but rescuing her loved ones demands every skill she has.
Grand Hadri
by Sarah KL Wilson
2021
Sersha and Kazmerev confront increasingly powerful enemies while trying to save the ai'sletta and protect phoenixes. Forced into alliances with people whose motives may be hostile, they navigate secret warfare, royal maneuvering, and attempted coups.
Rope Worker
by Sarah KL Wilson
2021
Sersha and Judicus gain a vital clue about their enemies, only to encounter a stranger claiming he belongs near her. Distrust divides them from Kazmerev, testing the young rider's friendship with her phoenix for the first time.
Secret Keeper
by Sarah KL Wilson
2021
Leaving Landsfall seems to offer Sersha a safer future with Kazmerev, until her cousin Mally's reckless decisions create new dangers. Escaping the consequences challenges Sersha's ethics, abilities, and developing bond with her phoenix.
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