The Chronicles of Kerrigan Books in Order
The Chronicles of Kerrigan is a series of 12 books written by WJ May.
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The Chronicles of Kerrigan books in publication order
12 books
Dark Nebula
by WJ May
2013
Back at Guilder, Rae Kerrigan wants answers about her magical tattoo and her family's past. Her forbidden relationship with Devon complicates school life as betrayal and her father's legacy threaten the future she hopes to choose.
Rae of Hope
by WJ May
2013
Fifteen-year-old orphan Rae Kerrigan receives a scholarship to an English boarding school, where tattoos confer supernatural powers. As her sixteenth birthday approaches, she must confront unsettling family secrets and decide whether her father's darkness defines her.
House of Cards
by WJ May
2014
With graduation approaching, Rae Kerrigan begins training for the Privy Council under Jennifer's supervision. Strange childhood memories and rival operatives leave her questioning the agency's intentions, while her father's history makes each new assignment harder to trust.
End In Sight
by WJ May
2015
Rae Kerrigan struggles to sort trustworthy allies from enemies as Jonathan Cromfield's threat grows. Conflicting loyalties and disturbing family revelations force her to question her mentor, her own powers, and the dangerous legacy she inherited from her father.
Royal Tea
by WJ May
2015
Rae and Devon pose as a couple on an undercover assignment protecting a prince and his fiancée. A magical tattoo and an assassin's threat complicate their mission, while the performance strains the boundaries of their own relationship.
Under Fire
by WJ May
2015
Convinced that her mother is alive, Rae Kerrigan pursues the truth with Devon and Luke despite the Privy Council's objections. Their investigation brings official scrutiny, dangerous questions about loyalty, and complications in Rae's already unsettled romantic life.
Hidden Darkness
by WJ May
2016
Rae and her friends search across the world for hybrids before Jonathan Cromfield can reach them. Their investigation into a mysterious serum raises frightening questions about immortality and what the Privy Council intends to do with their discoveries.
Last One Standing
by WJ May
2016
Rae Kerrigan takes refuge with the Xavier Knights as tensions with the Privy Council escalate. An old enemy's arrival complicates efforts to build alliances, forcing her to weigh fragile loyalties against the danger facing everyone she loves.
Mark of Fate
by WJ May
2016
Back in London, Rae Kerrigan faces the Privy Council's offer of work and renewed questions about her loyalty. An object left by her father promises answers, while competing relationships pull her toward very different possible futures.
Rae of Light
by WJ May
2016
Rae Kerrigan can no longer keep running from Jonathan Cromfield, whose immortality makes him a formidable enemy. With those she loves in danger and imprisonment a looming threat, she prepares for a confrontation that could reshape the magical world.
Strength and Power
by WJ May
2016
A cryptic clue from her father leads Rae Kerrigan to question the Privy Council itself. As her relationships fracture and London grows more dangerous, she must decide whether to obey the agency or risk becoming its enemy.
Twisted Together
by WJ May
2016
Accused of betraying the Privy Council, Rae Kerrigan must work with the infuriating Gabriel to clear her name. Her father's shadow follows the investigation, making it difficult to distinguish genuine allies from people exploiting her uncertain position.
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