Series profile

Wings of Fire

by Tui T. Sutherland

Epic fantasyHigh fantasyPolitical fantasy
Status
Ongoing series
Published books
16
Commitment
Long series
Audience
Middle Grade / Crossover

Young dragons confront prophecy, war, friendship, and rival kingdoms across an expanding fantasy world.

The series is organized in multi-book arcs; the overall world remains active beyond the original prophecy storyline.

Best if you want

  • Dragon protagonists, shifting viewpoints, and accessible political fantasy.
  • A large world with distinct kingdoms and long-running mysteries.

Think twice if you need

  • A short or completed series.
  • Human protagonists or consistently gentle stakes.

Across the books

How the series changes

The series changes viewpoint between books and broadens from one prophecy to conflicts spanning continents.

Political intrigue
StartsA group caught in a succession warLaterSeveral kingdoms and continents in conflict
Plot complexity
StartsOne prophecy and five dragonetsLaterConnected arcs with new casts and threats

Outside the score

Reader context

Series information guides suitability and commitment. Matrix scores remain attached to individual books.

Reader advisories

  • Violence
  • Child peril
  • Grief and loss

Books in this series

Compare the individual volumes.

1 of 16 published books currently have a full Matrix profile.

Ongoing seriesLong series

The Dragonet Prophecy

Tui T. Sutherland

Clay and four other dragonets have been hidden and trained as chosen peacemakers, but escaping their guardians reveals how little they know about the kingdoms fighting around them.

Epic fantasyHigh fantasyPolitical fantasy