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Browse the Throne for Sisters books in order by Morgan Rice, with short summaries, reading order, series background, and where to begin.

Last updated: June 29, 2026

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Throne For Sisters books in publication order

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8 books

1

A Court for Thieves

by Morgan Rice

2017

Sophia is dragged back toward danger while Kate trains in magic and swordcraft, determined to become strong enough to save her sister.

2

A Song for Orphans

by Morgan Rice

2017

The sisters' separate paths keep widening as court intrigue, magic, and family secrets begin to meet.

3

A Throne for Sisters

by Morgan Rice

2017

Orphaned sisters Sophia and Kate flee a brutal orphanage, each chasing a different dream while hiding the same strange power.

4

A Clasp for Heirs

by Morgan Rice

2018

The sisters finally confront the truth about their parents and themselves in the closing stretch of this fantasy arc.

5

A Crown for Assassins

by Morgan Rice

2018

Sophia, Kate, and Lucas set out in search of their parents while Ashton is left exposed to a dangerous enemy.

6

A Dirge for Princes

by Morgan Rice

2018

Sophia fights for her life on a dangerous sea journey while Kate searches for freedom and strength in darker magic.

7

A Jewel for Royals

by Morgan Rice

2018

The quest for family and power keeps moving through royal courts, hidden enemies, and hard choices.

8

A Kiss for Queens

by Morgan Rice

2018

Romance and danger stay tightly linked as the sisters try to survive long enough to learn who they really are.

Throne For Sisters books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "A Throne for Sisters"

    A Throne for Sisters

    by Morgan Rice

    2017Throne For Sisters, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "A Court for Thieves"

    A Court for Thieves

    by Morgan Rice

    2017Throne For Sisters, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "A Song for Orphans"

    A Song for Orphans

    by Morgan Rice

    2017Throne For Sisters, Book 3
  4. Book cover for "A Dirge for Princes"

    A Dirge for Princes

    by Morgan Rice

    2018Throne For Sisters, Book 4
  5. Book cover for "A Jewel for Royals"

    A Jewel for Royals

    by Morgan Rice

    2018Throne For Sisters, Book 5
  6. Book cover for "A Kiss for Queens"

    A Kiss for Queens

    by Morgan Rice

    2018Throne For Sisters, Book 6
  7. Book cover for "A Crown for Assassins"

    A Crown for Assassins

    by Morgan Rice

    2018Throne For Sisters, Book 7
  8. Book cover for "A Clasp for Heirs"

    A Clasp for Heirs

    by Morgan Rice

    2018Throne For Sisters, Book 8

Series background & context

A Throne for Sisters is built around two sisters who love each other deeply but want very different lives. Sophia is more romantic and drawn toward court life, elegance, and the possibility of love. Kate is tougher, more practical, and dreams of swordsmanship, dragons, and becoming a warrior. Both are orphans. Both want out. Both are carrying a secret gift that makes survival slightly more possible.

That sister dynamic is the whole point.

The series begins in a brutal orphanage and quickly expands into the city of Ashton, the royal court, dangerous journeys, strange magic, and the long mystery of who the girls' parents were. The sisters do not walk the same path, and that gives the books a nice rhythm. One thread may be moving through romance and politics while the other is moving through training, sorcery, or more openly dangerous ground.

Their shared ability to read minds adds a supernatural layer, but the books stay rooted in emotional choices. Can they trust the people who offer help? Can they hold onto each other while the world keeps separating them? Can they survive learning more about themselves than they ever expected?

There are dragons, witches, assassins, princes, and a larger fantasy conflict behind it all, but the family core keeps the story readable. Even when the plot gets bigger, the question is still what these sisters will protect, and what they are willing to become.

If you like fantasy that mixes court drama with sisterhood, magic, and a strong survival streak, this series has a very clear identity.

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