Tales of Aedrea Books in Order
Tales of Aedrea is a series of 5 books written by SL Rowland.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Tales of Aedrea books in publication order
5 books
Cursed Cocktails
by SL Rowland
2023
Retired blood mage Rhoren moves south seeking relief from chronic pain after decades defending the realm. Armed with his father’s cocktail recipes, he opens a tavern and discovers new challenges, friendships, and a place to belong.
Sword & Thistle
by SL Rowland
2023
Veteran adventurer Dobbin Thornhill enters a dragon-ruined city to retrieve a rare mushroom for a secret society. Haunted ruins require unexpected allies, forcing him to reconsider the solitary life he built around the ghosts of his past.
The Halfling's Harvest
by SL Rowland
2025
Innkeeper and vintner Marigold Bramblefoot hopes to win her village’s harvest wine competition and step beyond her father’s shadow. Rival druidic wines, demanding guests, vineyard mysteries, and a budding romance complicate her busiest season.
There Be Dragons Here
by SL Rowland
2026
Retired ranger Hilda Rockfall accepts a deceased companion’s request to scatter his ashes at a location on their old map. What promises to be a nostalgic walk becomes an adventure when the map warns of dragons.
Where the Dead Fern Grows
by SL Rowland
2026
Retired adventurer Wolfram cannot bear losing his aging dog Binji. Desperate to save his companion, he turns to forbidden necromantic texts from his final quest and must flee a realm where even his hopeful experiment is outlawed.
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