The Painter Mage Books in Order
The Painter Mage is a series of 5 books written by DK Holmberg.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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The Painter Mage books in publication order
5 books
Arcane Mark
by DK Holmberg
2015
Oliver wants to send Taylor back to Arcanus before more magical dangers reach his city. When Devan is abducted by a powerful painter, he must build uneasy alliances and master unfamiliar magic to rescue his friend.
Painter For Hire
by DK Holmberg
2015
A painter's death and an old friend's unexpected powers place Oliver's city in danger. Staying beyond the Trelking's reach becomes harder as he weighs protecting Conlin against risking Devan, using magical knowledge he still doesn't fully understand.
Shifted Agony
by DK Holmberg
2015
Oliver returns from exile determined to learn what happened to his missing father. His magic works through painted patterns, but another painter's arrival unleashes creatures that force him to confront forbidden knowledge and dangerous family secrets.
Stolen Compass
by DK Holmberg
2015
The Trelking demands that Oliver recover a dangerous box once protected by his father. With Devan vulnerable and another threat crossing the Threshold, Oliver must defend Conlin while questioning the true purpose behind the demand.
Stone Dragon
by DK Holmberg
2017
Conlin’s protector studies magic with Nik to challenge the Druist Mage, but a greater power demands a test. With three days to prepare, failure could disrupt magic’s balance and break the barrier beyond the Threshold.
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