Firemane Saga
The Firemane Saga series by Raymond E. Feist has 3 known books (3 published). It is best read in publication order, starting with King of Ashes (2018). Master of Furies is the latest book with a fully recorded publication date.
- Books
- 3 known books (3 novels)
- Published
- 3
- First published
- 2018
- Status
- completed
- Shelved under
- Fantasy
Reading order
- Book 1:
King of Ashes
King of Ashes opens the trilogy in April 2018 at 560 pages, Raymond E. Feist's first entirely new fantasy world since launching the Riftwar Cycle in 1982, following Hatushaly, last surviving heir of the destroyed Firemane dynasty. Alternative text for cover: Cover of King of Ashes - Book 2:
Queen of Storms
Queen of Storms followed in July 2020, the shortest of the three at 400 pages, continuing Hatushaly, Hava, and Donte's fight to reclaim the Firemane birthright on the world of Garn -- Raymond E. Feist's clean break from Riftwar Cycle continuity. Alternative text for cover: Cover of Queen of Storms - Book 3:
Master of Furies
Master of Furies closes the trilogy in July 2022 at 528 pages, exactly two years after Queen of Storms, completing the self-contained story before the later Dragonwar Saga merged this world with Midkemia. Alternative text for cover: Cover of Master of Furies
Key facts about the Firemane Saga series
The Firemane Saga series has 3 books on our list. Since all 3 are out now, you can read the whole list today.
Start with King of Ashes, since it opens the publication order in 2018. Queen of Storms is book 2, from 2020. Master of Furies is book 3, from 2022.
Each title links to its own page, while the list keeps them in date order. Each book page shows its dates and editions.
Master of Furies is the latest book with a full release date, out on 5 July 2022. Since the catalogue marks the series as complete, we list no next book.
The books came out between 2018 and 2022, while their length runs from 400 to 560 pages. That is a run of 4 years.
Raymond E. Feist has 35 books on our list. Additionally, they write Riftwar Saga, Empire Trilogy and Krondor's Sons, plus 8 more series. We shelve the books under fantasy.
About the Firemane Saga series
Set in a brand-new world entirely separate from Midkemia, the Firemane Saga follows Hatushaly, last surviving heir of the Firemane dynasty, hidden away since his kingdom was destroyed by a coalition of rival powers years before the story begins. As Hatushaly grows into a young man capable of reclaiming his birthright, he's joined by his closest friends -- fellow orphan and eventual love interest Hava, and swordsman Donte -- in a political fantasy of assassins, rival kingdoms, and buried magic on the world of Garn: a clean break from the Riftwar Cycle's decades of accumulated continuity, aimed at readers who want Feist's storytelling without needing to have read anything that came before.
Published between 2018 and 2022, King of Ashes, Queen of Storms, and Master of Furies form a complete, self-contained trilogy that was explicitly designed as a fresh starting point in Feist's career -- his first entirely new fantasy world since launching the Riftwar Cycle in 1982. It later turned out not to be fully separate after all: the Dragonwar Saga, begun with A Darkness Returns (2024), deliberately merges the Firemane world with Midkemia and the Riftwar Cycle, which makes reading Firemane first worthwhile for anyone planning to continue into Dragonwar.
Frequently asked questions
How many books are in the Firemane Saga?
Three: King of Ashes (2018), Queen of Storms (2020), and Master of Furies (2022).
What order should I read the Firemane Saga in?
Publication order -- the trilogy is one continuous story.
Do I need to read the Riftwar Cycle first?
No -- the Firemane Saga is set in a brand-new world (Garn) and was designed as a standalone entry point into Feist's work.
Is the Firemane Saga connected to the Riftwar Cycle?
Not originally, but the later Dragonwar Saga (2024- ) merges the Firemane world with Midkemia, so reading Firemane first helps if you plan to continue there.
Is the Firemane Saga complete?
Yes, all three books were published between 2018 and 2022.