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The Wardbreaker Books in Order

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Explore the Wardbreaker books by Katerina Martinez in order, with summaries, series background, and a clear starting point for readers.

Last updated: July 14, 2026

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The Wardbreaker books in publication order

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4 books

1

Heart of the Thief

by Katerina Martinez

2019

Gifted finder Izzy Warden steals from the wrong magical family and is forced into an impossible heist. Her dangerous new employer assigns his infuriating son to watch her, making escape even more complicated.

2

Soul of the Storm

by Katerina Martinez

2019

Izzy's talent for breaking magical wards draws her deeper into a conflict bigger than one impossible job. Stormy magic, dangerous family secrets, and uneasy attraction leave her with no simple path forward.

3

Crown of the Queen

by Katerina Martinez

2020

The stakes rise for Izzy as magical power struggles and hidden objects threaten the people around her. To survive, she must use every skill she has while deciding how much she can trust her closest allies.

4

Heir to the Throne

by Katerina Martinez

2020

Izzy faces the consequences of the magical conflict she has been drawn into since her first impossible heist. Family power, dangerous secrets, and hard-won loyalties collide as the Wardbreaker story reaches its climax.

The Wardbreaker books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Heart of the Thief"

    Heart of the Thief

    by Katerina Martinez

    2019The Wardbreaker, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Soul of the Storm"

    Soul of the Storm

    by Katerina Martinez

    2019The Wardbreaker, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "Crown of the Queen"

    Crown of the Queen

    by Katerina Martinez

    2020The Wardbreaker, Book 3
  4. Book cover for "Heir to the Throne"

    Heir to the Throne

    by Katerina Martinez

    2020The Wardbreaker, Book 4

Series background & context

The Wardbreaker series starts with Heart of the Thief, following Izzy Warden, a young woman who prefers to call herself a finder. She has a rare talent for getting past magical protections and locating things other people have lost, hidden, or very much do not want found.

That talent attracts the wrong kind of attention.

After stealing from a powerful magical family in New York, Izzy is brought before Asmodius, a dangerous figure who gives her a choice between punishment and work. The work involves a nearly impossible heist, and Asmodius assigns his intimidating son to make sure Izzy does not run. It is a bad situation made worse by the inconvenient attraction between them.

The series continues with Soul of the Storm, Crown of the Queen, and Heir to the Throne. Izzy's early job opens into a larger story of magical wards, powerful families, hidden objects, and conflicts that reach far beyond one theft. The books share a world with The Obsidian Order and The Devil of Harrowgate, though Izzy's story has its own clear entry point.

New York gives the series its texture. Behind the city's apartments, businesses, and crowded streets are wards, demonologists, magical crime networks, and people guarding secrets with far more than locks. Izzy's skills make her valuable, but they also make it difficult for her to stay independent.

The romance is an enemies-to-allies thread, built on sharp banter, forced proximity, and the practical problem of needing someone whose family might be able to ruin your life. Izzy remains the center of the story because every new danger tests her ability to rely on herself without shutting out everyone else.

Begin with Heart of the Thief for the heist, the magical world, and the first step into Izzy's larger conflict.

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