Third Kingdom Chronological Reading Order

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 While the stand-alone novels of the Third Kingdom can be read in any order, I wanted to post the chronological order for curious. 

  • Fluric - The First Wizard         Short Story (Short Tales Vol I)
  • The Fall of the Decapolis        Novella
  • Origins                                    Novel
  • The Outlaw Queen                  Novel
  • The Dracom                            Short Story (Short Tales Vol I)
  • Blood on the Wand                  Novel
  • Murder in Goblin City            Short Story (Short Tales Vol II)
  • Beggar's Canyon                    Novel
  • Conquer - Final Decree        Novel
  • Conqueror - The Canyon        Novel
  • Conqueror - The Oppressors    Novel
  • Conqueror - Final Demand    Novel
  • Search for a Queen                    Short Story (Short Tales Vol II)
  • Artifacts of Condir                    Novel
  • The Dumpling Girl                    Short Story (Short Tales Vol I)
  • A Fairy's Tale - The Cove          Short Story (Short Tales Vol I)
  • The Ranger                                Short Story (Short Tales Vol I)
  • Execution Games                        Novella
  • The Erlking                                Short Story (Short Tales Vol II)
  • The Sculptor                                Short Story (Short Tales Vol II)
  • The Time Walker                        Short Story (Short Tales Vol II)
  • The Time Keeper's Apprentice    Short Story (Short Tales Vol II)
  • The Nawkers                                Novel



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