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Wings of Fire Books in Order

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See the Wings of Fire books by Tui T Sutherland in order, with quick summaries, companion titles, and help choosing the best place to begin.

Last updated: July 3, 2026

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Wings of Fire books in publication order

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17 books

1

The Dragonet Prophecy

by Tui T Sutherland

2012

Clay and four other dragonets escape the cave where they were raised to end a war they barely understand. Their search for freedom becomes the first big test of prophecy, loyalty, and survival.

2

The Dark Secret

by Tui T Sutherland

2013

Starflight is taken to the NightWing homeland, where tribe secrets are darker and sadder than he imagined. Alone among dragons who expect obedience, he has to find courage very quickly.

3

The Hidden Kingdom

by Tui T Sutherland

2013

Glory finally reaches the RainWing rainforest and discovers her tribe is in more danger than anyone admits. To save missing dragons, she has to cut through laziness, lies, and an enemy hiding in the shadows.

4

The Lost Heir

by Tui T Sutherland

2013

Tsunami reaches the SeaWing kingdom expecting answers and maybe a royal welcome. Instead she finds palace danger, family secrets, and a killer hiding underwater.

5

Moon Rising

by Tui T Sutherland

2014

At Jade Mountain Academy, mind-reader Moonwatcher is supposed to start a peaceful new life. But strange visions, stranger thoughts, and attacks inside the school make secrecy impossible.

6

The Brightest Night

by Tui T Sutherland

2014

Sunny refuses to give up on ending the SandWing war, even after everything about the prophecy starts to crack. Crossing the desert, she chases truth, family, and a chance to choose peace for herself.

7

Escaping Peril

by Tui T Sutherland

2015

Peril, the deadliest dragon in Pyrrhia, wants to protect Clay and stop Queen Scarlet once and for all. Her journey mixes danger, dark humor, and the painful question of whether she can become someone better.

8

Winter Turning

by Tui T Sutherland

2015

Winter sets out to find his sister, and maybe his missing brother, hoping to fix his family's disasters alone. The mission drags him into Queen Scarlet's reach and forces him to question everything IceWings taught him.

9

Talons of Power

by Tui T Sutherland

2016

Turtle would rather hide his animus magic than act like a hero, especially with Darkstalker back. But staying invisible gets harder as ancient power starts pulling the whole world off balance.

10

Darkness of Dragons

by Tui T Sutherland

2017

Qibli knows Darkstalker has to be stopped, and he knows how tempting magic can be. With friends, family, and Pyrrhia at risk, cleverness may matter more than raw power.

11

The Hive Queen

by Tui T Sutherland

2018

Cricket has always asked dangerous questions, especially about Queen Wasp's powers. On the run with new friends, she hunts for answers that could topple an empire and stop another war.

12

The Lost Continent

by Tui T Sutherland

2018

Blue thinks life in Pantala is quiet and safe until his sister's metamorphosis goes terribly wrong. Suddenly he is running through a world of secrets, control, and dragons who have been lied to for generations.

13

The Poison Jungle

by Tui T Sutherland

2019

Sundew wants revenge on the HiveWings, and the Poison Jungle seems built for that fury. But the deeper she goes into LeafWing secrets, the harder it is to keep hate simple.

14

The Dangerous Gift

by Tui T Sutherland

2020

Young Queen Snowfall wants safety through control, until strange dragons arrive asking for asylum. Her icy kingdom becomes a test of fear, leadership, and whether protecting her tribe means changing herself.

15

The Flames of Hope

by Tui T Sutherland

2022

Luna returns to Pantala on a desperate mission to save both dragons and humans from a buried evil. To have any chance, she must unite enemies, friends, and powers that do not naturally trust one another.

16
New

Hero

by Tui T Sutherland

2026

This short Wings of Fire story heads back to the Sky Kingdom and follows young Prince Cliff. It is a quick extra for fans who want more character time and a glimpse at SkyWing life.

17
New

The Hybrid Prince

by Tui T Sutherland

2026

Umber never expected to be anyone's protector, but running away with Sora changes everything. On a hidden island full of dragons with painful pasts, he finds mystery, danger, and a new kind of future.

Wings of Fire books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "The Dangerous Gift"

    The Dangerous Gift

    by Tui T Sutherland

    2020Wings of Fire, Book 14
  2. Book cover for "Hero"

    Hero

    by Tui T Sutherland

    2026Wings of Fire, Book 16
  3. Book cover for "The Hybrid Prince"

    The Hybrid Prince

    by Tui T Sutherland

    2026Wings of Fire, Book 17

Series background & context

In Wings of Fire, dragons are not the monsters at the edge of someone else's tale. They are the heroes, the students, the queens, the siblings, the schemers, and the ones making terrible decisions for what they think are good reasons. That switch is a big part of why the series feels so easy to fall into.

The story begins on the continent of Pyrrhia, where dragon tribes have been at war for years over the SandWing throne. The opening arc follows five dragonets, Clay, Tsunami, Glory, Starflight, and Sunny, who have been raised in hiding because a prophecy claims they will end the war. Each novel sticks close to one dragon's point of view, so the world keeps widening through character rather than through lectures.

That structure gives the series a nice rhythm. A palace looks different through Tsunami's eyes than it does through Sunny's. A rainforest that seems lazy from far away becomes politically messy once Glory gets there. The tribes feel distinct because Tui T Sutherland builds them through personality as much as lore, with different habits, prejudices, values, and ways of seeing the world.

The dragons are the point.

Then the series changes shape. After the first war, Jade Mountain Academy opens as an experiment in peace, and a new set of dragonets steps forward, including Moonwatcher, Winter, Peril, Turtle, and Qibli. The books become part school story, part mystery, part ancient-magic problem, with old grudges and new alliances all colliding under one mountain.

Later, the saga crosses the ocean to Pantala, where Blue, Cricket, Sundew, Snowfall, Luna, and others uncover a very different dragon society. New tribes, new politics, and a more tightly controlled world give the series fresh energy without losing the same love of cliff-hangers, friendship, and emotional chaos.

Across all the arcs, the tone stays brisk and welcoming. These are adventure novels, but they are also books about loyalty, fear, prejudice, found family, power, and the hard work of changing your mind. If you want fantasy that moves quickly and still leaves room for funny dialogue, real tenderness, and surprisingly sharp character work, the main Wings of Fire series does that very well.

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