The Sylvan Chronicles Books in Order

Returning to his ancestral Highlands, Thomas Kestrel discovers his people being enslaved by the High King. Still learning his magical abilities and preparing for the Sylvan Warriors’ trials, he must choose between revenge and protecting an innocent life.

After escaping an attack on his homeland, Thomas Kestrel finds refuge with grandparents he has never met and discovers his magical abilities. Their guidance draws him toward a dangerous struggle against the Shadow Lord and the forces threatening his people.

Betrayed and condemned to the High King’s Labyrinth, Thomas Kestrel must survive a maze that has defeated every previous prisoner. His attempt to help a princess leaves him facing a legendary monster and an uncertain chance of freedom.

Enslaved in the High King’s mines, Thomas Kestrel refuses to accept the fate imposed on him. His resistance gives fellow Highlanders hope, but freeing them requires finding a way past both their prison and the soldiers waiting beyond it.

Thomas Kestrel struggles to consolidate the Highlands while enemies surround his new position and old betrayal clouds his feelings for a princess. As the Shadow Lord grows stronger, he seeks the Sylvan Warriors’ return before his homeland falls again.

Thomas Kestrel must win the trust of people who once feared him if he is to reclaim his homeland. Duty draws him into conflict with the conquering High King and the Shadow Lord, threatening his hopes for an ordinary life.

Thomas Kestrel rallies the Highlanders against the High King’s occupying forces after years of oppression. As small acts of resistance grow into rebellion, the Shadow Lord expands his influence and a princess discovers her own source of power.

With the Highlands freed, Thomas Kestrel faces the greater danger of the Shadow Lord’s advancing horde. Unraveling the mystery of the Key and rallying his allies may demand a personal sacrifice as the Kingdoms approach their final defense.

Thomas Kestrel and his allies fight the Shadow Lord’s creatures and the High King’s forces while a larger invasion gathers. Their victories cannot buy enough time unless they find a way to defeat the enemy before the Kingdoms are overwhelmed.