Twelve Kingdoms Books in Order
Part ofJeffe Kennedy Books in OrderExplore Jeffe Kennedy's Twelve Kingdoms books in order, with summaries of romantic fantasy stories about royal sisters, their magic, and a divided kingdom.
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Twelve Kingdoms books in publication order
5 books
The Mark of the Tala
by Jeffe Kennedy
2014
Overlooked middle princess Andromeda prefers riding to court life until a stranger from a legendary land claims her as his queen. His arrival exposes family secrets and awakens powers that force her to reconsider everything she knows about herself.
The Tears of the Rose
by Jeffe Kennedy
2014
Princess Amelia's marriage ends in loss as war and family secrets overturn her expected happiness. Discovering a power of her own, she must learn to use more than beauty and kindness to influence the struggle for the Twelve Kingdoms.
Negotiation
by Jeffe Kennedy
2015
Wounded General Uorsin escapes battle only to fall into a trap set by the shapeshifter Salena. During a night of negotiation, warrior and sorceress establish terms that will shape their lives and the future of their rival peoples.
The Talon of the Hawk
by Jeffe Kennedy
2015
Ursula has spent her life defending her father and preparing to inherit his throne. When his new advisers and gathering war undermine her place at court, loyalty to the king conflicts with the needs of her sisters and people.
Heart's Blood
by Jeffe Kennedy
2016
A princess loses her name, rank, and intended husband when her attendant takes her place. Reduced to tending geese, Nix attracts Prince Cavan's attention while a coerced promise prevents her from revealing the deception behind his marriage.
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