Shadows and Crowns Books in Order
Shadows and Crowns is a series of 5 books written by SM Gaither.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Shadows and Crowns books in publication order
5 books
The Song of the Marked
by SM Gaither
2020
Mercenary Casia accepts a royal commission to investigate a deadly plague, hoping to pay for her mentor's medicine. Working with Captain Elander reveals monsters, meddling gods, and ancient magic behind a threat larger than either anticipated.
A Crown of the Gods
by SM Gaither
2021
Casia returns to claim the Kethran throne as the boundaries between mortal and divine worlds begin to collapse. Uniting the empire against the gods requires answers hidden in her own past, making her coronation only the beginning.
A Twist of the Blade
by SM Gaither
2021
Reeling from loss and revelations about her identity, Casia leads her friends away from a collapsing empire. Awakening magic and a journey through cursed lands complicate her uncertain bond with Elander, whose divine obligations carry dangerous consequences.
The Call of the Void
by SM Gaither
2021
Cursed and wounded, Casia travels north to an elven court in search of allies and knowledge for the coming war. Elander struggles with diminishing power while trying to bring his ancient associates to her side.
The Queen of the Dawn
by SM Gaither
2023
Casia holds the empire's crown, but securing a future means sealing away its darkest god. A journey into a strange realm demands knowledge of ancient magic while spreading warfare and strained alliances threaten the people she hopes to protect.
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