Best Michael Wisehart Books

Everything Ayrion believed about his ancestry crumbles when ancient secrets surface, forcing him to return to the Lost City and convince his people of an inconceivable heritage.

An ancient proverb guides Ty's search for four missing relic pieces needed to restore the legendary wizard fortress of Aero'set. Wisehart builds his fantasy around archaeological mystery and magical reconstruction.

Military conscription collides with tribal loyalty as Ayrion's forced recruitment splits his focus at the worst possible moment. The secret meeting between Hurricane and cunning chief Noph sets up conflicts that will tear Ayrion between two competing worlds.

Kidnapped Elondrian ambassadors in Cylmar force Ayrion into a midnight rescue mission behind enemy lines, where his notorious bad luck strikes again.

War looms on two fronts as Ayrion must choose between serving his king and saving his street family, forcing him deeper into powers that could consume him.

Banished at thirteen for allegedly killing his chieftain's son, Ayrion seeks a new life in Aramoor's dangerous capital. High aspirations meet street-level survival in this coming-of-age fantasy.

Failed assassin Ayrion will risk anything to become his clan's youngest warrior, even the one thing his people fear most: magic itself.

Adarra navigates Tallosian feuds while ancient powers stir, unleashing unnatural monsters across the isle. She must risk everything to protect both friends and enemies from carnage.

In a world where magic means disappearing into the White Tower forever, ancient wizard wars cast long shadows. Wisehart builds tension around forbidden power and institutional fear.