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Series by Beth Revis, Sara Raasch

Spy and Guardian

The Spy and Guardian series in reading order: 1 book reviewed on The Bookish Elf, first published in 2025.

Book 1 in one line: Raasch and Revis have created a world rich enough to support multiple volumes while telling a complete story that stands on its own. The promise of future books exploring Queen Elizabeth's story provides exciting possibilities without detracting from this volume's…

Books reviewed1
Series average4.0★
Where to start
The Crimson Throne cover
Book 1The Crimson Throne2025 · ★ 4.0

A Spellbinding Dance Between History and Magic

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The Crimson Throne cover
Start hereThe Crimson Throne2025 · ★ 4.0

A Spellbinding Dance Between History and Magic

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What is the reading order of the Spy and Guardian series?

The Crimson Throne.

Where should I start the Spy and Guardian series?

Start with The Crimson Throne, first published in 2025.

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