The Mage Saga Books in Order
Part ofKen Warner Books in OrderExplore The Mage Saga books by Ken Warner in order, with short summaries and a guide to the titles and where to start.
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The Mage Saga books in publication order
5 books
Sorcerer
by Ken Warner
2022
Newly appointed chief mage Khaldun discovers an artifact through which the imprisoned necromancer Nyro can speak to him. As military aggression spreads and a traitor emerges at the university, his allies fear the war conceals a plan for her escape.
Witch
by Ken Warner
2022
Jezebel seeks help for her cousin, Princess Allison, who is possessed by a demon no healer can remove. Guided by the wizard Khaldun, she uncovers suppressed history and signs that an ancient empress’s terrifying power is awakening again.
Mage's Bane
by Ken Warner
2023
After discovering a forbidden spell he cannot control, Harper receives a secret assignment to find a missing wizard and recover a book of lost magic. The search brings dangers far greater than his professor’s instructions prepared him to face.
Sorceress
by Ken Warner
2023
Fifteen years after Nyro vanished, elven troop movements threaten the Five Kingdoms’ fragile peace. Sent with Khaldun to help defend the continent, Mira discovers a wider war unfolding and must confront the increasingly powerful force awakening within her.
Necromancer
by Ken Warner
2024
War drives Princess Allison and her family into exile as Nyro’s forces threaten Anoria. To protect those she loves, Allison considers forbidden necromancy, risking the same kind of power that once brought devastation to the world.
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