The Others Books in Order
Browse The Others series by Anne Bishop in order, with summaries and guidance on where to start in this world where Others rule and humans try to survive.
Last updated: June 7, 2026
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Publication Order
20 books
She's No Faerie Princess
by Christine Warren
2006
Wolf at the Door
by Christine Warren
2006
Howl at the Moon
by Christine Warren
2007
The Demon You Know
by Christine Warren
2007
One Bite With A Stranger
by Christine Warren
2008
Walk on the Wild Side
by Christine Warren
2008
Big Bad Wolf
by Christine Warren
2009
You're So Vein
by Christine Warren
2009
Born to Be Wild
by Christine Warren
2010
Prince Charming Doesn't Live Here
by Christine Warren
2010
Black Magic Woman
by Christine Warren
2011
Not Your Ordinary Faerie Tale
by Christine Warren
2011
Drive Me Wild
by Christine Warren
2012
On the Prowl
by Christine Warren
2012
Hungry Like a Wolf
by Christine Warren
2013
Written in Red
by Anne Bishop
2013
Meg Corbyn, an escaped blood prophet who sees the future when her skin is cut, seeks refuge inside the Lakeside Courtyard, where human laws do not apply. Hired as Human Liaison by wolf shifter Simon Wolfgard, she becomes the fragile link between prey and predators as her past hunts her.
Murder of Crows
by Anne Bishop
2014
Two new drugs are driving humans and Others into violence, and the visions haunting captive blood prophets all point to fire and death. As Meg's prophecies intensify, the Lakeside Courtyard must uncover who is behind the poisons before war sweeps across Thaisia.
Vision in Silver
by Anne Bishop
2015
Freed blood prophets are scattered in human communities that do not understand how fragile they are, and exploitation quickly resumes in new forms. Meg's painful visions help Simon and his allies piece together a wider conspiracy, even as her own addiction to cutting edges toward disaster.
Marked in Flesh
by Anne Bishop
2016
Human First and Last agitators launch coordinated attacks on the terra indigene, confident that technology and numbers will finally tip the balance. The Elders, ancient beings even the Others fear, answer with a culling that will decide how much human civilization is allowed to survive.
Etched in Bone
by Anne Bishop
2017
In the uneasy calm after the Elders' judgment, Lakeside becomes a test case for whether humans and Others can still share a city. When Lieutenant Montgomery's predatory brother moves in, his selfish schemes threaten Meg, the Courtyard, and the fragile trust that has kept the Elders at bay.
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