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The This Woven Kingdom series by Tahereh Mafi has 4 known books (4 published) and is best read in publication order, starting with This Woven Kingdom (2022). The latest book with a fully recorded publication date is All This Twisted Glory.
Start here: This Woven Kingdom (2022) — then read straight through in publication order.
The date order of published books and any announced future entries — the default way to read the series.
This Woven Kingdom opened the series in 2022 at 505 pages, ahead of These Infinite Threads. It introduces Alizeh, a servant hiding her ice-cold blood and pointed ears from a kingdom that would kill her for what she is, and Prince Kamran, increasingly unable to stop thinking about the servant girl he's certain isn't what she seems.
Alternative text for cover: Cover of This Woven KingdomReleased in 2023, These Infinite Threads sits between This Woven Kingdom and All This Twisted Glory in the reading order, running 402 pages. The story picks up close to where the first book left off, continuing Alizeh and Kamran's slow-burn, doomed-feeling romance across a widening conflict neither fully controls.
Alternative text for cover: Cover of These Infinite ThreadsThe third entry in the This Woven Kingdom series, All This Twisted Glory was published in 2024 and runs 397 pages. It continues the tightly serialized story of prophecy and succession crisis Tahereh Mafi has expanded well beyond her originally announced trilogy as the political and magical stakes widened book by book.
Alternative text for cover: Cover of All This Twisted GloryEvery Spiral of Fate closes out the published run of This Woven Kingdom to date, following All This Twisted Glory in 2025 at 480 pages. A fifth and reportedly final volume is in progress but has been delayed to spring 2027 and remains untitled, so this is currently the series' last published book.
Alternative text for cover: Cover of Every Spiral of FateAlizeh scrubs floors and hides her ice-cold blood and her pointed ears from a kingdom that would kill her on sight for what she is: the last surviving heir to a magical, exiled people, prophesied to one day retake a throne that was never meant to be lost. Prince Kamran of Ardunia, meanwhile, is a soldier and heir groomed for duty, increasingly certain that the strange, quietly devastating servant girl he keeps encountering is not what she seems — and increasingly unable to stop thinking about her anyway. Tahereh Mafi builds This Woven Kingdom around a Persian-mythology-inflected empire on the edge of war, snobtish court politics, and a slow-burn, doomed-feeling romance between two people on opposite sides of a widening conflict neither fully controls.
Where Shatter Me leaned into feverish first-person interiority, This Woven Kingdom trades that for closer-to-traditional epic-fantasy plotting — prophecy, succession crises, and a widening cast of court factions — while keeping Mafi's interest in characters buckling under obligations they never chose. The series has grown from an originally announced trilogy into a longer run as the political and magical stakes expanded book by book.
Four have been published as of August 2026: This Woven Kingdom (2022), These Infinite Threads (2023), All This Twisted Glory (2024), and Every Spiral of Fate (2025). A fifth and reportedly final book is in progress but has been delayed from its original fall 2026 target to spring 2027, and remains untitled.
Publication order, starting with This Woven Kingdom. The story runs continuously across the books with no separate chronological sequence.
No. It's a separate Persian-mythology-inspired fantasy world with its own characters and magic system, though both are by Tahereh Mafi.
Not yet. Four of a planned five (or more) books are published; the final volume was delayed from fall 2026 to spring 2027 and has not been titled yet.
No — it was originally announced as a trilogy. Mafi expanded the story to accommodate the growing plot, and it now stands at four published books with a fifth in progress.
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