Wheel of Time Books in Order

The final Wheel of Time novel hurls every nation and faction into the Last Battle. As armies fight on shattered fronts and heroes fall, Rand al’Thor enters Shayol Ghul itself to face the Dark One and decide what kind of world will survive.

Perrin wrestles with leadership, wolf‑dreams, and judgment from the Children of the Light, even as Trollocs mass in the shadows. Mat bargains with queens and monsters on a mad quest to rescue Moiraine, and Egwene confronts a hidden Forsaken inside the White Tower itself.

With the Last Battle looming, Rand tries to hammer fractious nations into an alliance even as his own grip on sanity frays. In the White Tower, captive Amyrlin Egwene works from within to expose the Black Ajah and heal a bitter schism.

Prophecies tighten and long‑running plots finally snap. Perrin risks everything to free Faile from the Shaido, Mat drags the Seanchan heir Tuon across a fracturing continent, and Egwene turns her captivity in the White Tower into a slow, subversive attack on Elaida’s rule.

Set years before The Eye of the World, this prequel follows Moiraine and Siuan as newly raised Aes Sedai who discover a prophecy of the Dragon Reborn. As kingdoms reel from the Aiel War, Moiraine crosses paths with a young borderland lord named Lan Mandragoran.

As the world reels from Rand’s cleansing of saidin, Perrin’s hunt for his kidnapped wife pushes him toward an uneasy bargain with the Seanchan. Mat flees their empire with Tuon in tow, while Elayne and Egwene fight separate political battles for crowns and towers.

Rand plots a desperate strike at the taint on saidin, gathering allies for a feat Aes Sedai call impossible. Perrin pursues the Shaido who took Faile, while Mat schemes to escape occupied Ebou Dar and the enigmatic Daughter of the Nine Moons.

Rand marches against the invading Seanchan and learns how dangerous his own power can be when a battle goes disastrously wrong. Elayne and Nynaeve race home after using the Bowl of the Winds to mend the climate, while Perrin and Egwene shoulder new, uncomfortable commands.

Rand al’Thor struggles to hold Cairhien and Illian while preparing a risky strike at the Forsaken Sammael. Elsewhere, Egwene tightens her grip on the rebel Aes Sedai and Elayne and Nynaeve hunt a fabled weather‑working ter’angreal in Ebou Dar.

Rand tries to tame the new Black Tower of male channelers and balance uneasy truces with multiple Aes Sedai factions. Far away, Egwene is raised as Amyrlin to the rebel Tower, and plots and counter‑plots tighten around both of them as the Shadow presses closer.

Rand leads the Aiel out of the Waste toward war, trying to unite clans even as the Shaido and hidden Forsaken move against him. Nynaeve and Elayne hunt the Black Ajah through dangerous cities and dream‑haunted nights.

Fresh from claiming Callandor, Rand journeys to the Aiel Waste to confront prophecy and claim a new people. Perrin races home to defend the Two Rivers, while Nynaeve and Elayne chase the Black Ajah into a crumbling coastal nation.

Declared the Dragon Reborn, Rand slips away toward Tear to seize the crystal sword Callandor and prove the prophecies true. Behind him, Moiraine, Perrin, Mat, and the women of the Tower scramble to stop Darkfriends and the Black Ajah.

After the legendary Horn of Valere is stolen, Rand joins Shienaran soldiers on a breakneck chase to reclaim it before the Shadow can. In Tar Valon, Egwene and Nynaeve begin Aes Sedai training just as a strange seaborne empire lands with enslaved channelers.

In the isolated Two Rivers, a mysterious Aes Sedai arrives just as Trollocs descend on the village. Rand, Mat, and Perrin flee with her and their friends, discovering a wider world of Aes Sedai politics, ruined cities, and prophecies none of them are ready for.