What is the best order to read Ethshar novels?

In my opinion, the best place to start is one of first three books. 'The Misenchanted Sword', 'With A Single Spell' and 'The Unwilling Warlord' have no major interrelations between each other but Ethshar background.

Also, a good place to start is 'Taking Flight', but you can find more pleasure already knowing 'The Misenchanted Sword' and 'With A Single Spell' before.

Before 'The Blood of a Dragon', it's neat to have read 'The Misenchanted Sword', 'Taking Flight'. To understand well what happens to warlocks, you'd have to read, perhaps, 'The Unwilling Warlord' and 'Night of Madness'.

To read 'The Spell of the Black Dagger', it's strongly recommended to know 'With A Single Spell'. Additionally, it helps to know 'The Blood of a Dragon'. What means that probably it's good to know some other books related with this one.

'Night of Madness' chronologically doesn't relate to anything, but is related with 'The Unwilling Warlord' and other warlock-oriented novels, so you will understand more if you've read some of them. Otherwise, you'll find more surprises in this book, and this could be better perhaps.

'Ithanalin's Restoration' has minor relations to 'With A Single Spell' and 'The Spell of the Black Dagger', but these relations are only background issues, so reading these books before it is not necessary. But it's good to know something about Ethshar background before reading it to get more pleasure.

The latest one, 'The Spriggan Mirror', is still being written, but it already seems evident, that it's essential to know 'With A Single Spell' and 'The Spell of the Black Dagger' to get maximum pleasure from reading it. It's also good to know all other spriggan-related books, especially 'Ithanalin's Restoration'.

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Interrelations between Ethshar Books
As it has been said on official Ethshar website, each Ethshar novel stands well on its own. However, there are plenty of nice interrelations between them. Most...
Author: TJ, Series: The Legends of Ethshar