Sherwood Smith Books in Order

Tiny people live in secret beneath the floorboards, surviving on what they can borrow from humans. When that hidden life is threatened, young Arrietty and her family must risk everything to escape.

Adventure-loving Wren sets out to save her kidnapped friend Tess with a prince and a magician's apprentice beside her. The rescue leads into battles, dangerous spells, and shape-changing magic.

Now the heir to a shattered empire, Brandon wants only to save his father. Instead he becomes the target of enemies, supposed allies, and a chase tied to the missing Heart of Kronos.

Brandon flees the life planned for him and discovers too late that his world is collapsing behind him. With his family broken and the Panarchy in ruins, he becomes its last chance.

Wren hopes a school break will help her find the family she never knew. Robbers, sorcery, and trouble back at court turn the search into a far more dangerous mission.

Brandon reaches navy headquarters only to find himself trapped in a different kind of battle. To rescue his father and reclaim authority, he must win with wit as much as force.

The Panarchy has collapsed into chaos, and Brandon must fight enemies outside and traitors within. Ancient power, political fracture, and a dangerous love all raise the stakes at once.

Andreus's hunger for power drives Wren and her friends into open war. Magic, loyalty, and love are all tested as they struggle to turn back a bloody tide.

Brandon has been crowned emperor, but his enemy still holds the throne and the empire is in ruins. The final push to reclaim the Thousand Suns becomes a last, desperate gamble.

Meliara and her brother vow to overthrow an oppressive king and protect their land's old covenant. War, court politics, and a maddeningly elusive marquis turn the rebellion into something far more personal.

Captain Jellico and the Solar Queen crew stumble across a deserted ship that could change their fortunes. To keep their salvage claim, they must outmaneuver corrupt officials and survive a crooked spaceport system.

A promising trade opportunity turns risky fast for Captain Jellico and the Solar Queen. Profit, survival, and crew loyalty all depend on staying smarter than the rivals and rules closing in around them.

Summoned to court by a mysterious letter, Meliara must trade open battle for etiquette, rumor, and hidden enemies. Even love feels dangerous in a palace built on strategy.

Ross Murdock and Eveleen Riordan are sent to find a vanished Russian team on a far-off world's ancient past. Alien cultures, a baffling mystery, and a race against time make the mission far deadlier than expected.

Young travelers are swept into Otherwhere, a realm of myth, danger, and strange rules. To survive the journey, they must navigate a magical world that is far bigger than anything they expected.

In the Earth: Final Conflict universe, Augur is drawn into a new struggle where information is dangerous and motives are hard to read. The story leans into paranoia, covert pressure, and shifting alliances.

An anomalous artifact sends the Time Traders back toward the disaster of ancient Atlantis. As Ross and his allies investigate, they uncover signs that the catastrophe may have had dangerous outside help.

Dylan Hunt and the crew of the Andromeda head for a recreational asteroid and find politics, vendettas, and danger waiting. Everyone's supposed vacation turns into a tangle of separate crises.

Dori and Emma are swept into Oz and into trouble surrounding Dorothy herself. Smith opens the trilogy with a fast-moving adventure that mixes old Oz charm with new young heroes.

Second son Inda is sent to the Royal Academy to learn war and duty. Instead he discovers intrigue, exile, and a world where the real danger may come from inside his own society.

Oz's problems now lead below the surface, where Dori and Emma face fresh danger underground. The second book widens the world while keeping the pace and playful peril high.

Queen Clair finds CJ on Earth and brings her into a gang of girls built for adventure. Villains, mysteries, and world-hopping trouble give CJ plenty to write in her first notebook.

This early Sartorias-deles tale shows how Senrid and Liere first met. Hunted by enemies and backed into danger, they discover that friendship may be stronger than the powers chasing them.

Taken by pirates, Inda learns to fight them with their own methods. As he turns sea warfare to his advantage, old ties from home and new moral questions complicate every victory.

Romantic sixteen-year-old Rhis travels from tiny Nym to a prince's celebration expecting songs to come true. When the perfect princess is abducted, Rhis and her new friends ride into the rescue themselves.

Young Vidanric is sent to the brutal military academy of Marloven Hess expecting theory and polish. What he finds instead will teach him command, hardship, and what kingship really costs.

After years in exile, Inda comes home to a changed kingdom and an approaching invasion. Old friendships, new burdens, and the threat of the Venn leave no time for an easy return.

CJ and the M girls face spells, villains, and a silken prison in one of their wildest notebook adventures. Along the way, CJ has to think harder about what being a princess really means.

Hidden away in Los Angeles, Sasha is suddenly dragged back into the royal life her mother fled. The first half of her adventure mixes danger, identity shock, and the first sparks of romance.

Princess Flian would rather be left alone with music, but instead she gets abducted three times. The real problem is that she cannot tell which prince is the hero and which is the villain.

Sasha's royal adventure continues with pirates, princes, and plenty of conflicting loyalties. She is more than ready to fight back, but figuring out whom to trust is the harder battle.

Inda's long war reaches a harsher stage as sea power, politics, and personal loyalties collide. Hard choices on ship and shore will decide far more than one kingdom's future.

Graduate student Kim Murray goes to Europe searching for family history and walks into ghosts, mistaken identity, and a hidden kingdom. Swords, court politics, and romance follow close behind.

After a bitter quarrel, Wren leaves on a new magical journey and goes looking for Connor. Pirates, court trouble, and changing feelings test the four friends in new ways.

Joe and Nan reach for the same strange library book and discover a doorway to real adventure. Pirate kids, magic, spies, and an enchanted prince pull them into a world bigger than either expected.

Kim returns to Dobrenica after a vision of Ruli and finds grief, accusation, and rumors of vampires waiting for her. Helping Alec means facing family hostility, murder, and a country sliding toward deeper trouble.

Newly crowned Senrid loses his kingdom almost as soon as he gains it, while Liere runs from the seductive power of Siamis. Their paths join in a dangerous alliance of kids, magic, and resistance.

Two Earth kids rescue a hostage boy and end up crossing the United States before magic flings them elsewhere. Their chase leads into a wider adventure with high stakes and young heroes on the edge of bigger events.

CJ and the M girls prefer pie-flinging adventures to saving the world. Unfortunately, a young would-be conqueror may leave them no choice but to become the heroes anyway.

Two linked stories follow the older children of Mel and Vidanric. Romance, diplomacy, and clever emotional duels carry the next generation deeper into Remalna's politics.

Set in the deeper history of Sartorias-deles, this novel follows young people caught between court politics, old enmities, and the pressures of inheritance. It is a slower, more reflective epic about growing into power.

Miss Clarissa Harlowe wants a quiet life and instead finds smuggling, shifting engagements, and romantic chaos. It is a lively Regency comedy full of crossed intentions and changing partners.

On the eve of her wedding, Kim is thrown through Dobrenica's liminal boundary and into 1795. To save both her future and her magical country, she must guide a twelve-year-old girl through history.

Lilah teams up with Atan, hidden princess of ancient Sartor, to break a century of enchantment. Forests beyond time, old powers, and a deadly enemy await them both.

Twelve-year-old Lilah slips out of the palace in disguise and discovers the anger building beyond its walls. When revolution erupts, she and her friends decide that children can be spies too.

Lhind survives by theft, disguise, and never staying long in one place. When powerful enemies begin hunting her and her new companions, the mystery of her forgotten past becomes impossible to avoid.

This collection gathers nine stories where magic, aliens, and the impossible brush up against ordinary life. It is a lighter, varied look at the kinds of wonder Smith likes best.

Lys and her family are chosen for a reality show where being interesting means money and survival. This near-future satire turns performance, image, and family strain into a sharp social comedy.

Anna Maria is married off in wartime Palermo, then left to survive on her own as Europe convulses. Music, war, and a long-delayed reunion shape this sweeping Regency-era romance.

Dori and Emma return to Oz for a sky-borne finale with Scraps, Polychrome, and many familiar faces. A villain's plot sends the whole cast into one more bright, dangerous romp above the clouds.

Wounded, hunted Ross walks out of the desert and into the walled town of Las Anclas. He brings mutant power, an ancient book, and trouble big enough to change everyone he meets.

Anxious mother Barbra is prepared to fight for her daughter when a strange music teacher appears. This modern magical-realist tale is about how wonder can be lost, and sometimes restored.

Angry with the male gods, Hera strips them of power and hands those gifts to random old women on Earth. The result is a funny, sharp little fantasy about wisdom and unexpected force.

This Austen-inspired novella follows Sophy Croft before and around the events of Persuasion. Smith imagines the Wentworth family history and Sophy's possible hand in Anne and Frederick's happy ending.

Smith picks up Mansfield Park where Austen shifts into summary and offers a different ending. It is an alternate continuation built for readers who wanted more room for Henry and Fanny.

Ross is kidnapped by King Voske, who wants both revenge and control of Ross's dangerous power. While his friends race to rescue him, Ross must survive a battle of wills inside enemy territory.

Lhind's new life in silk and palace halls collapses when she is seized by an angry prince. Chases, mercenaries, and a deadly court force her closer to the truth about who she really is.

After Mansfield Park, a bitter Henry Crawford wanders into war and unexpected company. A meeting with Captain Wentworth pushes this Austen-inspired story toward change rather than bitterness.

What if Miss Bates from Emma could hear other people's thoughts? Smith uses that idea to spin a magical, quietly mischievous look at love and marriage in Highbury.

In modern-day San Diego, teens with secret powers discover that magic does not solve every kind of loneliness. The story is small-scale, sharp, and all about the secrets that can exile you socially.

Sherwood Smith gives Eleanor Tilney a fuller inner life and a romance of her own. It is a warm, Austen-loving reimagining that lets Northanger Abbey unfold from a new angle.

Las Anclas has beaten one enemy, but the town is far from safe. Old secrets, family pressure, and a new threat from within the walls put Ross, Mia, Jennie, and their friends to a harsher test.

Fifteen-year-old King Senrid is drawn into world politics just as old dangers begin to stir. A fragile alliance of young rulers may be the only answer to Norsunder's long patience and returning power.

Diplomacy, treachery, and clashing cultures dance together in this early Sartorias-deles tale. The story traces changes between kingdoms and the beginnings of Colend's future importance.

Nearly a century after Inda, Danet and Arrow hope for a quiet life and get a royal crisis instead. In the capital, fragile peace, old enemies, and even ghosts hint that war is coming back.

A kingdom held together by unlikely rulers begins to splinter under raids, ambition, and pressure from within. Brothers, lovers, and armies all move toward a conflict that peace may not survive.

Three siblings grow up under false names, carrying the secret of parents who fled an angry prince years ago. As each child follows a different talent, hiding becomes harder and destiny begins to stir.

The emperor still remembers the couple who escaped him, and now their children are in danger. Muin serves the army, Yskanda is trapped at court, and Ryu leads the Redbark Sect in disguise.

Ancient magical texts fall into the hands of young rulers who are not ready for the attention they bring. As rivals close in, Senrid and his allies are forced into deeper conflict with Norsunder.

The invaders are splintering, but the war only grows more dangerous. Brothers on opposite sides, a missing girl, and resurfacing ancient truths drive the story toward its endgame.

Secrets, imperial schemes, and family reckonings collide in the finale of the Phoenix Feather quartet. Ryu, the Afans, and the imperial family all face choices that could reshape both love and power.

The Afan siblings are scattered onto separate paths as the Redbark gang breaks apart. While Muin rises in the army and Yskanda survives at court, Ryu claims a fiercer new identity as hunters close in.

In a conquered kingdom, a hunted former king and one of his enemies clash over the future of a troubled young teen. This short novel bridges the first two books of The Norsunder War.

Detlev's boys retreat to the dead sister world called Five, taking prisoners with them. As the hunt continues across two worlds, buried secrets threaten to change everything the alliance thought it understood.

The loose alliance is on the run and searching for safety, artifacts, and any advantage it can find. Senrid goes covert, Jilo crosses a continent, and nearly every plan bends sideways.

War finally comes in force, and the young allies from earlier books are scattered into resistance, retreat, and desperate defense. For Senrid, Atan, and Jilo, survival itself becomes uncertain.

The young allies finally meet Detlev's boys, and the conflict grows much more dangerous. Assassinations, hidden plots, and a mirror alliance turn the struggle into a deadly stalking game.

Liere returns as a trained mage and envoy, only to find that politics and romance are equally hazardous. Revolutions, divided loyalties, and new adult roles complicate every step forward.

The alliance prepares a worldwide counterattack while the deepest battle unfolds in the realm of the mind. Grief, secrets, and shifting loyalties make victory anything but simple.

The war is over, but recovery is not. As Liere, Andri, Senrid, and Detlev try to build a future, one impossible choice threatens to drag old wounds open again.

Bu, an unwanted daughter sent to a music audition, finds friendship and danger instead. When imperial warships arrive, music becomes both her only skill and her sharpest weapon.

Lan Renti begins telling how she became the first woman to rule her empire. Cast into the world of the Warring Princes, she sets out to find her brother and discovers a far larger fate.

Ren's story continues as she wanders a fractured empire with a talking sword and a growing band of allies. To rescue her parents, she may have to help remake the world that wronged them.

All the major threads of The Change come together in a final, crowded reckoning. Felicite, Paco, Becky, Ross, Mia, and Jennie all face the hardest choices of their lives.

Ki Mek and Je Tai, boys from very different lives, are swept into slavery after a storm at sea. Their escape pulls them through martial and magical adventures that grow into war between empires.

Ruli is trying to adjust to unlife as a new vampire just as Kim and Alec are attacked on their long-delayed honeymoon. Ancient enemies and shifting loyalties turn the trip into another chase.

Years after war, peace still leaves scars for the next generation. Old wounds, shifting relationships, and the performances people give the world all matter in this later Sartorias-deles return.