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Wraith Kings

Wraith Kings is a strong long-tail romantasy candidate for readers who want adult fantasy romance, monster-adjacent tenderness, and relationship-first stakes.

Grace Draven author hub | Wraith Kings reading order

Author: Grace Draven

Books in the series

  1. Radiance
  2. Night Tide novella
  3. Eidolon
  4. In the Darkest Midnight novella
  5. Lover of Thorns and Holy Gods short fiction
  6. A Wilderness of Glass novella
  7. A Memory of Summer novella
  8. The Ippos King
  9. Black Hellebore novella

Radiance, Eidolon, and The Ippos King are the core numbered novels. The novellas and short fiction can be read around the main path once you know you want more of the world.

Reading path

Start with Radiance, continue to Eidolon, then read The Ippos King. Use the Wraith Kings reading order for novella and short-fiction placement.

Audiobook format

EditionFormatBest for
Standard audiobookSingle narratorReaders who want a quieter, relationship-first fantasy romance listen.
GraphicAudioNot verified in the current GraphicAudio Romance catalogUse the standard audiobook route for now.

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Reader fit

Reader FAQ

Where should I start with Wraith Kings?

Start with Radiance. It is the best entry point for the series and sets up the arranged-marriage relationship that makes this such a beloved adult fantasy-romance recommendation.

What order should I read first?

Read Radiance before Eidolon. After that, use the reading-order page for companion placement, because related novellas and later books can be easier to sort once you know whether you want the main couple or the wider world.

Can I skip the novellas?

Yes for a first read. The core novel route is Radiance, Eidolon, and The Ippos King.

Who is Wraith Kings best for?

Pick this if you want mature romantic trust, political fantasy pressure, and unusual leads treated with tenderness instead of shock value.

What to read next

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