Robert Jordan Books in Order

Beginning the graphic adaptation of The Great Hunt, this volume launches Rand and his companions on the fabled Hunt for the Horn of Valere. When the Horn is stolen, they pursue its thieves while Rand wrestles with what it means to be the Dragon Reborn.

Drawing on the surviving writings of Civil War veteran Alvah Jordan, this nonfiction narrative follows one soldier’s march through battle and recovery. A modern descendant pieces together letters and records into a portrait of a nineteenth‑century life shaped by war and stubborn endurance.

On a dying plain where the water holes are failing and monsters prowl, Wulfgar leads the horse‑riding Altaii against rival warlords and scheming twin queens. Prophecies, strange visitors, and dangerous magic force him to decide what future his scattered people can still claim.

This massive reference volume gathers biographies, timelines, maps, and glossary entries for thousands of people, places, and terms from The Wheel of Time. Compiled by Jordan’s closest collaborators, it’s designed as an encyclopedia for deep dives and post‑series rereads.

The final Eye of the World graphic volume reunites the Emond’s Fielders and takes them through the haunted Ways to the Green Man’s realm. There they face two of the Forsaken and a first, shattering glimpse of the larger battle tied to the Dragon Reborn.

Near Caemlyn, Lan, Moiraine, and Nynaeve rescue Perrin and Egwene from the Whitecloaks while Rand and Mat dodge Darkfriends and royal guards. This volume brings the threads together in the Andoran capital, setting the stage for the leap into the wider war against the Shadow.

As the separated companions struggle toward Caemlyn, Perrin and Egwene travel with Elyas and his wolf pack, wrestling with strange new abilities. Rand and Mat pose as gleemen to earn their keep, while Moiraine and Nynaeve race to find and reunite the scattered group.

Volume Three covers the party’s flight into the ruined city of Shadar Logoth and the disaster that follows. Split into separate groups, Rand and Mat take ship downriver while Perrin and Egwene cross the countryside alongside a mysterious man who runs with wolves.

In this installment of the graphic adaptation, the travelers seek refuge in Baerlon and learn just how far the Shadow’s reach extends. Rand’s nightmares darken, Egwene begins Aes Sedai training, and the group heads toward new dangers beyond the city walls.

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.

This first graphic‑novel volume introduces Rand, Mat, and Perrin in the village of Emond’s Field and follows their flight with Moiraine, Lan, and Egwene. Trolloc attacks, ominous dreams, and a desperate dash for Baerlon launch the classic story in full color.

Set twenty years before The Eye of the World, this prequel shows how Moiraine and Siuan discover a prophecy of the Dragon’s rebirth during the chaos of the Aiel War, and how Moiraine first meets and bonds the warder Lan.

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.

An illustrated companion to The Wheel of Time, this guide digs into the series’ history, nations, cultures, and legends. Maps, character sketches, and in‑world essays expand on events only hinted at in the novels and help orient rereaders to Jordan’s sprawling world.

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.

This omnibus collects Conan the Invincible, Conan The Defender, and Conan the Unconquered in one volume, showcasing Jordan’s early sword‑and‑sorcery work. It follows Conan through palace coups, sorcerous strongholds, and brutal wars as he carves a bloody path across the Hyborian Age.

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.

Fleeing false accusations, Conan journeys east to Vendhya in search of an antidote to a mysterious poison. Court intrigue, a seductive noblewoman, and demon‑guarded royal tombs all stand between him and survival as rival wizards gamble with forces they can’t control.

Hired to hunt a legendary dragon in the Kezankian Mountains, Conan finds himself trapped between Brythunian villagers, Zamoran soldiers, and a priest who serves the beast as a god. The quest for three enchanted rubies becomes a race to stop a fiery catastrophe.

Summoned to Shadizar, Conan is promised the return of his lost love if he escorts a princess on a quest for a magical gem and a god’s horn. Betrayals, monstrous guardians, and an awakened deity turn the bargain into a fight for his soul.

An ambitious sorcerer seeking to raise an army of undead draws Conan into a web of assassins, cursed jewels, and chaos‑warped magic. Battling across deserts and besieged cities, the Cimmerian has to stop a catastrophe that could unmake the border between life and death.

Leading a free company into the Ophirean capital, Conan is hired by the alluring Lady Synelle, unaware she serves a forgotten demon‑god. As factions vie for the throne, he has to outfight rival mercenaries, thieves, and a death cult determined to wake something best left buried.

Decades later, an aging Robert Fallon wages political war back east while his son James rides into Mexican Texas to build a ranching empire. Old family grudges, Comanche raids, and rising tensions with Mexico push the Fallons toward the fires that will create the Republic of Texas.

Young Conan takes what seems like a simple burglary job in Zamora and ends up caught between a renegade necromancer and a cabal of rival sorcerers. To survive he must raid a king’s palace, escape a demon‑haunted fortress, and keep a promise to a slave girl.

In decadent Nemedia, Conan stumbles into a conspiracy to overthrow the king and a magical sword that drives men mad. Hunted by rebels, sorcerers, and city guards alike, he raises a company of mercenaries and storms the royal palace to settle scores.

Yale‑educated Thomas McCabe joins the Bureau of Indian Affairs and is sent to live among the Cheyenne. After saving a young warrior’s life he’s grudgingly accepted—until his love for Night Bird Woman forces him to choose between his own people and the tribe he’s come to respect.

Michael’s son Robert Fallon captains a privateer as the War of 1812 erupts. Torn between a woman he shouldn’t love and the call of battle, he fights from the Carolina coast to New Orleans while Britain tries once more to bring America to heel.

An Irish tenant driven from his land, Michael Fallon arrives in colonial Charleston as an indentured servant and quickly finds trouble. His forbidden love for a merchant’s daughter pulls him into smuggling, duels, and the first violent stirrings of the American Revolution.