Sorcerer's Ring Books in Order
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Last updated: June 29, 2026
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Sorcerer's Ring books in publication order
23 books
A Quest of Heroes
by Morgan Rice
2012
Thorgrin, a shepherd's son from the edge of the Ring, dreams of joining the King's Legion. At court, he discovers rivalries, forbidden love, and powers he barely understands.
A Charge of Valor
by Morgan Rice
2013
Thor's quest becomes more dangerous as he faces harsher lands, deeper betrayals, and the cost of trying to become the warrior he imagines.
A Clash of Honor / A Cry of Honor
by Morgan Rice
2013
With loyalties tested and enemies closing in, Thor and his allies are pushed toward harder choices about honor, love, and survival.
A Feast of Dragons / A Fate of Dragons
by Morgan Rice
2013
Thor's journey carries him farther from home as war spreads, dragons loom larger, and the secrets of his birth begin to matter more than ever.
A Grant of Arms
by Morgan Rice
2013
As armies shift and alliances fray, Thor and his companions are forced to grow up fast in a world that never stops testing them.
A March of Kings
by Morgan Rice
2013
After a shocking death shakes the kingdom, Thor must survive training beyond the Ring while the court turns into a battle for the throne.
A Rite of Swords
by Morgan Rice
2013
Fresh conflicts and old rivalries drive the next stage of Thor's long war for home, love, and place in the kingdom.
A Sea of Shields
by Morgan Rice
2013
The saga keeps building through battles, quests, and court intrigue as Thor's generation carries more of the realm's fate on its shoulders.
A Sky of Spells
by Morgan Rice
2013
Magic comes further to the front as the kingdom's future depends on who can master power without being consumed by it.
A Vow of Glory
by Morgan Rice
2013
The world widens, the battles grow fiercer, and Thor keeps moving toward a destiny tied to both sorcery and kingship.
A Dream of Mortals
by Morgan Rice
2014
Dreams of peace and power collide when the human cost of the war becomes harder to ignore.
A Joust of Knights
by Morgan Rice
2014
Knights, rivalry, and honor return to center stage in a book that keeps the saga moving through action and political tension.
A Land of Fire
by Morgan Rice
2014
New lands, fiercer enemies, and bigger revelations push the series into a darker, more dangerous phase.
A Reign of Steel
by Morgan Rice
2014
War hardens everyone in Thor's world, and the struggle for the Ring becomes even more brutal and personal.
A Rule of Queens
by Morgan Rice
2014
Power shifts again as queens, heirs, and warriors all fight for survival in a kingdom that keeps remaking itself through war.
An Oath of Brothers
by Morgan Rice
2014
Brotherhood, loyalty, and sacrifice come to the front as the long-running conflict reaches another turning point.
The Gift of Battle
by Morgan Rice
2014
This final installment gathers the series' long threads into one last push through war, destiny, and the fight for the Ring.
A Call of Titans
by Morgan Rice
2025
The Ring saga continues with new battles, bigger enemies, and fresh pressure on the next generation of heroes.
A Rise of Legends
by Morgan Rice
2025
Legends start feeling immediate when old prophecies and new wars collide in the world beyond the Ring.
A Clash of Fates
by Morgan Rice
2026
Late in the saga, fate stops feeling distant and becomes the thing every character is forced to fight or accept.
A Price of Magic
by Morgan Rice
2026
Power always costs something in this world, and this later volume pushes that truth to the front.
A Scythe of Dawn
by Morgan Rice
2026
The title hints at darker turns as the Ring's long-running conflicts edge into another major phase.
A Well of Power
by Morgan Rice
2026
New reserves of magic promise help and danger in equal measure as the Sorcerer's Ring story keeps expanding.
Sorcerer's Ring books in chronological order

A Quest of Heroes
by Morgan Rice
2012Sorcerer's Ring, Book 1
A March of Kings
by Morgan Rice
2013Sorcerer's Ring, Book 2
A Feast of Dragons / A Fate of Dragons
by Morgan Rice
2013Sorcerer's Ring, Book 3
A Clash of Honor / A Cry of Honor
by Morgan Rice
2013Sorcerer's Ring, Book 4
A Vow of Glory
by Morgan Rice
2013Sorcerer's Ring, Book 5
A Charge of Valor
by Morgan Rice
2013Sorcerer's Ring, Book 6
A Rite of Swords
by Morgan Rice
2013Sorcerer's Ring, Book 7
A Grant of Arms
by Morgan Rice
2013Sorcerer's Ring, Book 8
A Sky of Spells
by Morgan Rice
2013Sorcerer's Ring, Book 9
A Sea of Shields
by Morgan Rice
2013Sorcerer's Ring, Book 10
A Reign of Steel
by Morgan Rice
2014Sorcerer's Ring, Book 11
A Land of Fire
by Morgan Rice
2014Sorcerer's Ring, Book 12
A Rule of Queens
by Morgan Rice
2014Sorcerer's Ring, Book 13
An Oath of Brothers
by Morgan Rice
2014Sorcerer's Ring, Book 14
A Dream of Mortals
by Morgan Rice
2014Sorcerer's Ring, Book 15
A Joust of Knights
by Morgan Rice
2014Sorcerer's Ring, Book 16
The Gift of Battle
by Morgan Rice
2014Sorcerer's Ring, Book 17
A Call of Titans
by Morgan Rice
2025Sorcerer's Ring, Book 18
A Rise of Legends
by Morgan Rice
2025Sorcerer's Ring, Book 19
A Price of Magic
by Morgan Rice
2026Sorcerer's Ring, Book 20
A Clash of Fates
by Morgan Rice
2026Sorcerer's Ring, Book 21
A Scythe of Dawn
by Morgan Rice
2026Sorcerer's Ring, Book 22
A Well of Power
by Morgan Rice
2026Sorcerer's Ring, Book 23
Series background & context
The Sorcerer's Ring is Morgan Rice's big quest-fantasy series. It begins with Thorgrin, often called Thor, a young boy from a small village who knows he does not fit neatly into the life planned for him. He wants to join the king's warriors, but what starts as a dream of proving himself quickly turns into something larger, stranger, and much more dangerous.
This is classic fantasy in an old-school way.
You get a kingdom under pressure, a royal court full of ambition and jealousy, a young hero with unusual powers, and a world that keeps getting bigger the farther he travels. The Ring itself feels like the center of a fragile order, and much of the long arc comes from watching that order crack under war, betrayal, and prophecy.
Thor is the anchor, but he is not the only reason the series works for binge readers. The court politics around the MacGil family matter almost as much as the training sequences, quests, and battles. There are rivals, heirs, forbidden love, shifting alliances, and a steady sense that personal feelings can change the fate of whole kingdoms.
Dragons and sorcery are always in the air, but the series stays readable because the emotional stakes are simple and clear. Thor wants belonging. He wants purpose. He wants to understand his power without being destroyed by it. That gives the story a coming-of-age shape even as the scale grows huge.
If you like long fantasy runs with knights, warriors, destiny, romance, and a lot of forward motion, this is exactly that. The books are built to be read in order, and each one pushes the world outward a little more.
It is a good fit for readers who want epic fantasy without getting buried in complexity right away.
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