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War of the Twelve Books in Order

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Read Alex Robins’s War of the Twelve books in order, with short summaries and a series reading list to help you decide which book to read first.

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War of the Twelve books in publication order

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1

The Ashen Hand of Kessrin

by Alex Robins

2021

The siege of Arelium ends at a terrible cost, leaving rival baronies divided. Merad investigates a vanished garrison, Jelaïa seeks answers about her dangerous powers, and political schemes unfold as an ancient demigod approaches the human lands.

2

The Broken Heart of Arelium

by Alex Robins

2021

Guard captain Merad Reed longs to escape his monotonous post until a visiting knight sets catastrophe in motion. Meanwhile, an heiress navigates court politics as the dwindling Knights of the Twelve conceal a secret and something stirs underground.

3

The Burning Tears of Morlak

by Alex Robins

2021

As the Twelve awaken, the baronies face a destructive force buried beneath the earth. Weakened armies seek their only chance of salvation, while an imprisoned Merad depends on a former criminal willing to confront his past.

4

The Obsidian Eyes of Klief

by Alex Robins

2022

Human armies pursue a desperate plan to destroy the greylings’ leader, the mysterious weaver. Their search leads toward Klief and a missing member of the Twelve, with a relentless enemy following and the war nearing its reckoning.

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