Jeff Wheeler Books in Order

As the Angel Sworn saga continues, long‑buried powers and rival claims to rule converge. Old covenants are tested, new queens rise, and Cimree faces a final reckoning over what leadership—and sacrifice—truly mean in a world remade by immortal fruit and unleashed monsters.

Fleeing the fall of Clairvaux, Cimree and fellow angel sworn seek refuge in Ecbatana, a trading city ruled at times by a chosen tyrant queen. As monsters ravage the countryside, Cimree must decide whether this volatile haven is salvation, trap, or the key to understanding their enemy.

As Aesir bombardments escalate, Robinson unveils a sound‑based weapon that could change the war—drawing envy and sabotage from rivals. His new wife McKenna, cut off from hearing yet tied mysteriously to the enemy, must master her own powers before secrets inside the college and beyond destroy them both.

Hidden cabals move behind both College and crown as the long war with the Aesir enters a quieter, more treacherous phase. Robinson and McKenna confront an underground brotherhood whose bargains with the Unseen Powers could doom any hope of lasting peace.

With open war paused but far from over, Robinson faces promotion even as he believes McKenna dead in a sorcerer’s fire. As winter returns—the Aesir’s favored season—hidden plots and ancient covenants push both mortals and immortals toward a final, fateful confrontation.

In the hidden valley of Clairvaux, the angel sworn serve the Queen Mother and draw eternal youth from the Gallows Tree. When a nameless predator begins slaughtering them, apprentice healer Cimree is pulled into mysteries that threaten her home, her faith, and the mortal world beyond.

Awakening from enchanted sleep, Robinson Hawksley finds the Invisible College in ruins and sorcerers persecuted. To uphold an immortal covenant between humanity and the Aesir, he must uncover the Erlking’s latest disguise and find the Erlking’s daughter before an endless winter seals the world’s fate.

Elocutionist Robinson Hawksley trains sorcerers at the Invisible College just as the ancient Aesir begin to awaken. Tasked with teaching McKenna Foster, a brilliant student left deaf by an Aesir‑bred plague, he discovers that language, magic, and looming war are more tightly linked than anyone guessed.

Lord Devereaux has seized the fortress of Averanche, threatening renewed civil war. Ankarette joins Night Watchman John Thursby and Lord Horwath in a risky campaign to break the rebellion, only to uncover a deeper gambit that could cost Eredur his crown and rewrite Kingfountain’s destiny.

As a plague of the gods devastates cities worldwide, Jonathon Roth sits under guard in Washington while his daughter and wife remain in Calakmul’s grasp. With time running out and trust in institutions crumbling, father and daughter must each decide how much they’ll risk to stop the end.

When a wealthy young widow vanishes from Kingfountain, King Eredur summons Ankarette to bring her back alive. Racing princes, mercenaries, and hidden enemies through the city’s underbelly, Ankarette must prevent a family struggle over the widow’s hand from tearing the realm apart.

Chasing a stolen tome through a mirror gate, Eilean and Hoel land in Leoneyis, a kingdom sinking under floods and betrayal. To save it—and secure her own world’s future—Eilean must match wits and magic with a queen who studied under the same master she did.

Reeling from the horrors in Mexico, Jonathon Roth learns that Calakmul’s ritual was only the beginning. Prophecies point to a vengeful descendant whose rise will end the age, and Jonathon is drawn into a global hunt to stop a conspiracy that blends myth with terrorism.

Set in the wider Muirwood and Kingfountain cosmos, this tale ventures into a realm where day and night blur. Characters from earlier series cross paths with new allies as they navigate a liminal kingdom where choices echo more loudly than anywhere else.

Jonathon Roth accepts a lavish vacation in Cozumel only to find his family trapped inside an isolated compound owned by Jacob Calakmul. As an ancient Mayan prophecy is reenacted through a deadly "game," the Roths must outwit a death cult intent on triggering apocalypse.

Now keeper of Mordaunt’s ancient book, Eilean races to translate its magic while rescuing a condemned Aldermaston. Pursued by Captain Hoel Evnissyen, an inquisitor sworn to seize the tome, she begins to question who is truly the hunter and who is being used.

Eilean, a foundling from the flax fields, is sent to serve the imprisoned druid Mordaunt as Muirwood’s foundations are being laid. Tasked with winning his trust and uncovering the location of a dangerous tome, she’s drawn into secrets that could reshape two worlds.

Having served three Argentine kings, Ransom now faces the most volatile: Jon‑Landon. Blamed for defeat, then recalled when disaster looms, Ransom must decide how far his loyalty extends when his wife, sons, and the entire realm of Kingfountain hang in the balance.

Returning from pilgrimage, Sir Ransom Barton finds patronage under the formidable Elder King and guardianship over two wards. Drawn into brutal rivalries among the king’s sons, he must navigate courtly conspiracies while protecting the woman he loves and the fragile peace he’s sworn to uphold.

This collection of thirteen stories revisits favorite worlds and introduces new ones, from Kingfountain courts to Muirwood’s abbey and far‑flung Deep Magic settings. Expect origin tales, side adventures, and experimental pieces that deepen characters you know and showcase Wheeler’s storytelling range.

Ransom and his wife Claire travel to Legault to reclaim her war‑scarred inheritance. As Claire rebuilds, the king recalls Ransom to service, forcing him to balance marriage, loyalty, and looming threats from the East Kingdoms that could plunge everyone back into war.

Nicknamed “Ransom” as a child pawn in a succession war, a young squire grows up torn between rival kings and his own sense of honor. As battles and betrayals mount, his loyalty and budding Fountain‑blessed gifts will shape the future Argentine dynasty.

This fourth Deep Magic collection continues the magazine’s tradition of clean, inventive fantasy and science‑fiction short stories. It compiles multiple later issues, giving readers a substantial anthology of dragons, starships, strange bargains, and quiet character pieces.

The fifth Deep Magic collection gathers another run of the e‑zine into a single volume. Inside are varied tales—from epic quests to intimate, one‑room dramas—all chosen to deliver wonder, adventure, and heart without relying on graphic content.

Deep Magic’s Third Collection gathers more issues of the magazine into one volume, offering a mix of fantasy and science‑fiction shorts. Expect new stories from returning favorites and fresh voices, all written to deliver wonder without explicit content.

Combat‑school survivor Bingmei joins a mercenary band sent to loot a palace entombed in ice. Awakening an ancient emperor known as the Dragon of Night, she’s thrust into a prophecy that casts her as the one warrior who might stop a god of darkness.

With kingdoms collapsing and dragons unleashed, Bingmei ventures beyond the ancient Death Wall to seek the phoenix shrine and the Immortal Words. To defeat Echion and his queen, she may have to die, be remade, and accept a sacrifice that reshapes the world’s future.

Echion, the Dragon of Night, schemes from his shadowed empire as Bingmei and her allies cross caves and mountains preparing for a war they cannot win. Captured and targeted for a fate worse than death, she must understand her own strange power before it destroys her.

Part memoir, part craft guide, this book traces Jeff Wheeler’s long road to publication—from early trunk novels to bestseller lists—while offering practical advice on time management, persistence, and learning to treat your first million words as vital practice rather than failure.

Now at the height of her influence, Ankarette is sent to investigate the suspicious death of a rival queen. Unraveling that mystery forces her to revisit an old war, confront vengeful ghosts—literal and political—and decide what justice looks like for the living and the dead.

After an emperor’s assassination, Sera becomes central to a fragile succession and a planned marriage meant to secure peace between worlds. Cettie’s shattering discoveries about her own identity drive her to oppose that union, even if stopping it ignites a conflict that engulfs Kingfountain itself.

The second Deep Magic collection brings together later issues of the e‑zine, featuring fantasy and science fiction tales from Jeff Wheeler and a wide range of guest authors. It’s a showcase of imaginative, clean short fiction across multiple subgenres.

Deceived into serving her enemies, Cettie is steered toward betraying Sera and destroying any chance of peace. With war, twisted magic, and an unspeakable evil pressing in, both women must decide whether they can still trust each other—and what they’re willing to sacrifice to save their world.

Before she ever met Owen Kiskaddon, Ankarette Tryneowy grew up amid a vicious civil war. Drawn into a noble’s schemes, she learns the art of poisons, politics, and survival—skills that will one day make her the most feared woman in Kingfountain.

In a world where nobles live in floating sky manors and the poor toil in the fog below, orphan Cettie Pratt is taken into a wealthy house while Princess Sera Fitzempress dreams of escaping hers. Their intersecting paths will alter two realms balanced on fragile magic.

As Sera struggles to master the Mysteries and position herself for the imperial throne, Cettie’s talent with magic grows—and so does the danger around her. War looms, sickness spreads, and the bond between the two young women is tested by secrets and shifting loyalties.

Exiled to a floating manor, Sera plots a return to influence while pretending obedience. Cettie, now managing a powerful estate, uncovers disturbing truths about her past. New enemies arise in both sky and earth, and the friends’ hidden strengths may be the only shield against coming war.

War creeps closer as Trynne serves as envoy, strategist, and hidden weapon for her king. With enemies testing the borders and traitors stirring unrest at home, she learns just how far the Fountain’s protection reaches—and how fragile peace can be when old grudges flare.

Trynne Kiskaddon, raised on stories of her father’s exploits, dreams of becoming a knight rather than a court Wizr. As new enemies threaten Kingfountain and visions hint at ruin, she must balance family expectations, martial training, and the dangerous pull of her own Fountain‑blessed gifts.

The Forbidden Court lies in ruins, the empire’s magic shaken, and Morwenna poised to seize power. Trynne and her allies must cross hostile lands, outmaneuver conspirators, and decide which bonds matter most as they fight to prevent Kingfountain from falling into endless winter.

This anthology gathers the first six issues of the Deep Magic e‑zine, showcasing clean fantasy and science fiction stories from Jeff Wheeler and other authors. Expect dragons, strange technology, and imaginative short fiction without graphic sex, swearing, or gore.

Years after arriving at court as a terrified child, Owen has become a confident noble deeply in love with Elysabeth Mortimer. When a pretender threatens King Severn’s crown, Owen is forced to choose between his duty to a dangerous king and the woman he hopes to marry.

After his father’s failed rebellion, young Owen Kiskaddon is sent as a hostage to the feared King Severn. To survive, he must win the king’s favor, navigate a nest of spies, and trust a mysterious poisoner who seems to know more about his fate than he does.

Told through the memories of an aging duke, this Kingfountain tale recounts the rise and fall of the Maid of Donremy, a Fountain‑blessed peasant girl who led armies with a legendary sword. Ankarette’s later mission uncovers how that victory—and betrayal—still shapes the present.

In this prequel novella to Covenant of Muirwood, banished princess Maia sails to the cursed shores of Dahomey, where an ancient Blight has slain all life. Armed with a magic medallion and guarded by an assassin, she gambles everything on restoring a dead land.

Owen Kiskaddon has waited for the moment he can move against the increasingly tyrannical Severn Argentine. Ordered to incite war abroad, he discovers an ally queen with potent magic and must decide how much he’s willing to sacrifice to topple his king and break a deadly curse.

Captured by her father and facing execution, Maia seems out of options—until rebellion erupts and she’s thrust onto the throne she never expected to claim. To protect Comoros from invading foes and vengeful sorcerers, she must risk everything at Muirwood one final time.

Safely inside Muirwood Abbey, Maia trains as a Cipher, engraving tomes of power alongside other young women. Her studies reveal a destiny tied to opening the Apse Veil and freeing trapped spirits, even as political enemies and an estranged husband converge on the abbey.

Maia, a princess cast out by her own father, hides as a servant in her enemy’s house while secretly learning forbidden magic. When the king’s choices plunge the realm into chaos, she must flee toward Muirwood Abbey and decide how far she’ll go to save her people.

As the battle against the plagues reaches its climax, Phae and her allies must cross the deadly Scourgelands and confront the forces behind the Arch‑Rike’s power. Old loyalties fracture, secrets surface, and the cost of saving the world may be unbearably high.

Phae has always hidden her ability to steal memories with a glance and summon fire. When the Arch‑Rike’s deadliest servant begins hunting her, she’s thrust into the fight to end the plagues—and discovers her strange gifts may be the key to their origin.

Tyrus of Kenatos recruits his fireblooded nephew Annon, twin Hettie, and a brash monk for a doomed expedition into the Scourgelands to uncover the source of recurring plagues. Hunted by the Arch‑Rike’s assassin, they must survive both cursed forests and one another.

Lia, an orphan branded a “wretched,” hides an injured squire inside Muirwood Abbey and is swept into a war between king and rebels. As sheriffs close in, her forbidden link to the Medium may be the only way to save her friends and her world.

With plague consuming kingdoms and old enemies rising again, Lia undertakes a final, perilous quest to rescue the man she loves and the heir he protects. The journey will expose unbearable truths and demand a choice between her deepest desires and Muirwood’s fate.

Now defender of Muirwood Abbey, Lia must guard a lost heir, face a vengeful queen, and confront a mysterious plague creeping across the land. Protecting those in her care forces her to test the limits—and costs—of the magic she barely understands.

Beneath the fortress of Landmoor lies the Silverkin, a talisman able to counter any forbidden magic. Thealos Quickfellow must slip past rival sorcerers and vengeful rebels to claim it, knowing that wielding such power could save his people—or ruin him.

In a valley shared by humans and the long‑lived Shae, Thealos Quickfellow leaves his sheltered homeland and stumbles into a civil war, forbidden magic called Everoot, and conspirators willing to break ancient rules to control power that heals or destroys.

In a misty swamp, a curious creature named Hickem Tod discovers an enchanted lantern holding a sharp‑tongued shimmer faerie. Their uneasy bargain leads to riddles, choices, and a lesson about gratitude wrapped in a gently mischievous fairy tale.