Sara Douglass Books in Order

In a frozen land split by race, faith, and old grudges, the outcast warrior Axis is swept into a prophecy that could remake the world. While enemies gather in the north, the hidden truth of the Star Gate starts to crack open.

Axis has won a war, not peace. As prophecy tightens and old enemies shift their shape, he must hold together a fragile alliance of humans, Icarii, and Avar while darker forces press in from every side.

Axis stands at the edge of prophecy's final turn, with love, loyalty, and leadership all pulling against each other. As Gorgrael moves for a last assault, one wrong choice could cost Tencendor everything.

Young healer Garth Baxtor descends into Escator's brutal mines and discovers that a wounded prisoner may be the kingdom's lost prince. His search for the truth leads into danger, dreamlands, and a buried political mystery.

Forty years after Axis's victory, Caelum SunSoar rules a seemingly peaceful Tencendor. But when strange powers stir at the Star Gate and his sister dies, buried rivalries and family suspicions threaten the whole realm.

Sold into slavery with her father, gifted glassworker Tirzah is taken to Ashdod to help finish a vast glass pyramid. When the Threshold opens, it unleashes a terrible power and turns her strange bond with glass into humanity's best hope.

The Star Gate has opened and Tencendor is sliding into chaos as the TimeKeeper Demons spread corruption across the land. Friends are scattered, old hatreds flare, and survival depends on understanding an ancient enemy.

Magic is gone, Tencendor is collapsing, and the demonic war has become brutally real. With Caelum dead, DragonStar may be the last hope for the land, if suspicion, betrayal, and sacrifice do not destroy him first.

Part history, part myth study, this nonfiction book asks how the Arthur story was built and reshaped over time. Douglass looks at Arthur, Guinevere, Lancelot, and Merlin with a historian's eye and a fantasy writer's curiosity.

In plague-ravaged 14th-century Europe, Dominican friar Thomas Neville is summoned by the archangel Michael to hunt the demons loose on earth. His journey becomes a grim battle of faith, politics, and survival.

With plague easing but evil still loose in Europe, Thomas Neville is pulled into royal intrigue under Lancaster and Bolingbroke. Love, ambition, and demonic craft entangle him as England edges toward rebellion.

After Theseus betrays Ariadne, the fall of Troy and the fate of ancient Britain become part of a vast magical contest. Brutus carries the Troy Game west, but gods, monsters, and bitter human desires shadow every move.

Thomas Neville's war against demons reaches a breaking point as church power falters and human loyalties grow less clear. Forced to question what he believes, he must choose between rigid certainty and a far riskier truth.

Two thousand years after the Troy Game began, its players return in the age of Edward the Confessor and the Norman invasion. Old rivalries reignite as the Game itself grows stranger, smarter, and harder to control.

In Restoration London, the players of the Troy Game are reborn again as plague, fire, and old hatreds reshape the city. This time the Game itself seems almost alive, and the stakes turn even more dangerous.

During the Blitz, the long war around the Troy Game reaches its final reckoning in London. Reborn players gather for one last struggle as the half-finished Maze calls to them and a new power moves through the city.

Raised by the Coil, Ishbel is sent from Serpent's Nest to marry King Maximilian of Escator. Their uneasy union becomes central to a vast struggle involving prophecy, invasion, and the dark force stirring beneath DarkGlass Mountain.

Ishbel and Maximilian are driven apart as DarkGlass Mountain stirs and treachery spreads through Escator. Old allies fall, strange powers surface, and the road toward a greater darkness grows more dangerous by the day.

DarkGlass Mountain is rising, old powers are waking, and Escator is running out of time. In this finale, Ishbel, Maximilian, and their allies face betrayal, ancient magic, and a gate that could unmake their world.

A young noblewoman enters the household of a powerful Marcher lord just as plague and panic sweep 12th-century England. As hellish forces close in, survival may depend on one frightened woman's wits.

This posthumous collection gathers Sara Douglass's short fiction, from stories linked to her larger fantasy worlds to darker standalone pieces and collaborations. It's a good sampler of her mythic, eerie, and often sharp-edged shorter work.