The Revenge of Magic Books in Order
The Revenge of Magic is a series of 5 books written by James Riley.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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The Revenge of Magic books in publication order
5 books
The Last Dragon
by James Riley
2019
Fort Fitzgerald's nightmares draw him toward the mystery of a surviving dragon and his father's disappearance. A new roommate's strange influence raises further questions as Fort and his friends try to prevent the Old Ones' return.
The Revenge of Magic
by James Riley
2019
After a monster attack takes his father, Fort Fitzgerald enrolls at a government school teaching magic found beside ancient dragon remains. Troubling dreams and secretive classmates suggest that the school hides answers to the growing danger.
The Future King
by James Riley
2020
Students from Britain's Carmarthen Academy return after being lost in time, warning of a coming war. Fort Fitzgerald questions their plans as visions of the future suggest that he and his friends may help create disaster.
The Timeless One
by James Riley
2020
Expelled from magic school, Fort Fitzgerald joins Rachel and Jia against an ancient being capable of seeing every possible outcome. Friends lost in time and connections to Merlin deepen the challenge of preventing the Old Ones' return.
The Chosen One
by James Riley
2021
Damian intends to summon the Old Ones, convinced that mastering six books of magic makes him their destined conqueror. Fort Fitzgerald and his friends must unravel prophecies and strange visions before Damian's confidence endangers humanity.
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