Ursian Chronicles

What are The Ursian Chronicles?

It is my ongoing epic fantasy series of novels and trilogies that take place in the world of Ursia.

Probably my best-known character in the series is Kron Darkbow, though Kron does not appear in every single novel of the overall series, which takes place in and across a long expanse of time, roughly two thousand years.

How many novels will it take to complete the series? I don't know. My guess would be about 40, but that's only if I don't come up with even more ideas I feel are worth writing about, and if I can live long enough to finish the entire series.

At the time of this writing, there are four novels and three novellas completed in the series, as well as a handful of short stories.

How do you know in what order to read these novels? I'm glad you asked. Below is my list of the order in which I feel the stories should be read:

The Kobalos Trilogy
City of Rogues: Book I of The Kobalos Trilogy
Road to Wrath: Book II of The Kobalos Trilogy
Dark King of the North: Book III of The Kobalos Trilogy
Blade and Flame: Prequel to The Kobalos Trilogy (short story)

Kron Darkbow (short story) available in Demons: A Clash of Steel Anthology

The Sword of Bayne trilogy
Bayne's Climb: Part I of The Sword of Bayne
A Thousand Wounds: Part II of The Sword of Bayne
Under the Mountain: Part III of The Sword of Bayne


The Castle of Endless Woe (novelette)
Road of the Sword (short story)
Six Swords, One Skeleton and a Sewer (short story)

Five Tales from The Rusty Scabbard (collection of short stories


Ghosts of the Asylum (a sequel novel to The Kobalos Trilogy)
Demon Chains

Mage Hunter series
Mage Hunter: Part : Blooded Snow
Mage Hunter: Part II: Sundered Shields
Mage Hunter: Part III: Bared Blades
Mage Hunter: Part IV: Hammered Iron
Mage Hunter: Part V: Changeless Fate

Please keep in mind that while I believe this is the best order in which to read these novels, that does not necessarily mean that is the order of events in the overall timeline. In fact, the events of The Kobalos Trilogy occur nearly two thousand years after the events of The Sword of Bayne trilogy.

Each novel and trilogy will have some relation to the others in the larger series, though that relationship might not be readily evident, at least not until later readings when further novels in the series are available.

And don't worry. More novels and trilogies will be coming in the future, as soon as I finish writing them and have them edited.

What's the next novel to be titled?

That's another good question. Right now it is tentatively titled The Company of Seven. It will feature my Kron Darkbow character and takes place fairly soon after the end of The Kobalos Trilogy and the novel Demon Chains. It is not impossible I would begin work on another, related prequel trilogy about the history of my Belgad character.

Below are two different maps of the continent of Ursia.