Order of Brian McClellan Books

Brian McClellan is an American author of epic fantasy novels. He is the author of the Powder Mage Trilogy. Brian studied writing under bestselling fantasy authors Brandon Sanderson and Orson Scott Card and was an honourable mention in the Writers of the Future Contest. Brian enjoys playing video games and reads both epic novels and history books. His hobbies include making homemade jam and keeping a beehive. Brian lives in Cleveland, Ohio with his wife and pets.

Brian McClellan made his debut as a published novelist with Promise of Blood in 2013. Below is a list of Brian McClellan’s books in order of when they were originally released:

Publication Order of Powder Mage Trilogy Books

Promise of Blood	(2013)
The Crimson Campaign	(2014)
Forsworn	(2014)
Servant of the Crown	(2014)
Murder at the Kinnen Hotel	(2014)
Return to Honor	(2015)
The Autumn Republic	(2015)
Ghosts of the Tristan Basin	(2016)
The Mad Lancers	(2017)
Siege of Tilpur	(2018)

Chronological Order of Powder Mage Trilogy Books

Forsworn	(2014)
Servant of the Crown	(2014)
Murder at the Kinnen Hotel	(2014)
Promise of Blood	(2013)
Return to Honor	(2015)
The Crimson Campaign	(2014)
The Autumn Republic	(2015)
Ghosts of the Tristan Basin	(2016)
The Mad Lancers	(2017)
Siege of Tilpur	(2018)

Publication Order of Powder Mage Collections

In the Field Marshal's Shadow

(2015)

Publication Order of Gods of Blood and Powder Books

Sins of Empire	(2017)
Wrath of Empire	(2018)
Blood of Empire	(2019)

Publication Order of War Cry Books

War Cry

(2018)

Publication Order of Valkyrie Collections

Uncanny Collateral	(2019)
Blood Tally	(2020)

Publication Order of Anthologies

Unbound: Tales By Masters of Fantasy

(2016)

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Brian McClellan Synopsis: Forsworn by Brian McClellan is a prequel novella to the Powder Mage Trilogy series. Erika ja Leora is a powder mage in northern Kez, a place where her brand of sorcery is punishable by death. She is only protected by her family name and her position as heir to a duchy. When she decides to help a young commoner — a powder mage sentenced to die, fugitive from the law — she puts her life as well as her family’s reputation at risk and sets off to deliver her new ward to the safety of Adro while playing cat and mouse with the king’s own mage hunters and their captain, Duke Nikslaus.