A Court of Thorns and Roses
PrythianSeven courts, seven High Lords, and the fae realm most of us never really left — where a mortal huntress walks in and walks out the first High Lady Prythian has ever had.
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The Author
Sarah J. Maas
Three worlds. One author. And a growing pile of evidence they're all secretly the same universe.
One author. Three obsessions.
Sarah J. Maas doesn't write books so much as trapdoors. Three series, three worlds — Prythian, Erilea, Midgard — and every one of them pulled us in and kept us. We came for a single book, stayed for all three, and the deeper we go the more convinced we are they've secretly been one universe the whole time.
Three worlds · Three women
The ones who carry it.
Different worlds. Same refusal to stay down. Pick a card.
PRYTHIANFeyreMortal huntress turned High Lady of the Night Court. Walked in broken, rebuilt the court — and herself — from the studs up. Where a lot of us started, and the reason we stayed.Enter Feyre →
ERILEAAelinAssassin, queen, and fire made flesh. Swore she'd burn the world down — then chose to save it instead. The arc that undid us, and we'd do it all again.Enter Aelin →
Choose your world.
Three doors. Nobody stops at just one.
Throne of Glass
ErileaAn assassin, a glass castle, and a continent of old magic and older debts. Eight books that start as a competition and end as a war for the world.
Enter Throne of GlassWe're Caffeine and Curses. The Library started as my design research — I can't put the Maasverse on a shirt without knowing Bryce lands in Velaris, not the other way round — so we keep the notes here where everyone can use them. The pages are fan-made, not official; the licensed designs are in the shop.
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The useful stuff.
What order should I read Sarah J. Maas in?
By series is easiest: A Court of Thorns and Roses, then Throne of Glass, then Crescent City. Publication order works too — and finishing the others makes the Crescent City crossovers hit far harder.
Are Sarah J. Maas's books connected?
Increasingly, yes. Crescent City has confirmed crossovers with both other series, and the fan theory that Prythian, Erilea and Midgard are one universe keeps gaining evidence, not losing it.
Is this page official?
No — the Library is a fan-made companion, not endorsed by Sarah J. Maas. The merch in our shop is the officially-licensed part; the wiki's just us, obsessed.
Made by fans who never left.
The Library is our fan-made love letter to her worlds. The officially-licensed pieces live in the shop.
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The worlds of Sarah J. Maas are © Sarah J. Maas. The Library is an unofficial, fan-made companion — not affiliated with or endorsed by the author. Artwork © Caffeine and Curses.