Royal Fae Guardians Books in Order
Part ofHeather Renee Books in OrderSee the Royal Fae Guardians books by Heather Renee in order, with short summaries and a guide to this YA fae fantasy adventure.
Last updated: July 6, 2026
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Royal Fae Guardians books in publication order
3 books
Of Blood and Sacrifice
by Heather Renee
2020
Kali's story turns darker as grief, magic, and an old enemy press harder than ever. To save her world, she has to stand against the pull of darkness and pay the price of leadership.
Of Dreams and Sorcery
by Heather Renee
2020
On the eve of her nineteenth birthday, Kali learns the dream world haunting her sleep is real, and so is her fae heritage. She must return to a magical realm that needs her before darkness destroys it.
Of Swords and Dragons
by Heather Renee
2020
This prequel steps back into the fae world before Kali's main story begins. It adds guardian duty, magic, and danger while setting up loyalties that matter later.
Royal Fae Guardians books in chronological order
Series background & context
Royal Fae Guardians leans farther into portal fantasy and coming-of-age adventure than Heather Renee's wolf and vampire trilogies. The heart of the series is Kali, a teenager whose strange dreams turn out to be much more than dreams, and whose hidden connection to a fae world changes everything she thought she knew about herself.
Once Kali learns that her magical homeland is real, the story opens fast. She is tied to guardian duty, powerful old magic, and a threat that is already working its way through the realm. Her talking owl guide adds personality, her relationships on both sides of the portal keep the books grounded, and Ryland brings the romantic thread that runs through the main story.
The prequel Of Swords and Dragons gives extra context to the guardian side of the world, while the main books focus on Kali's growth from confused outsider to someone who has to make genuinely hard choices. The tone is still inviting and readable, but the series does not pretend destiny comes without a cost.
There is a lot of heart in these books.
If you like hidden royalty, magical realms, loyal friends, and a YA fantasy romance that keeps one foot in adventure and the other in emotional stakes, this series is a good fit.
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