Adalyn Grace Books in Order (Updated March 10, 2026)

Adalyn Grace’s bibliography is easy to sort once you separate the worlds. She has the All the Stars and Teeth duology, the Belladonna series, and a separate adult fantasy line beginning with The Wretched Divine.

The biggest reading-order choice is whether you want to start with her earlier sea-magic YA fantasy or her later gothic-romantic fantasy.

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If you like gothic fantasy romance, start with: Belladonna
If you like lush death-and-mystery fantasy, start with: Foxglove only after Belladonna
If you like sea magic and island politics, start with: All the Stars and Teeth
If you like completed duologies, start with: All the Stars and Teeth
If you like romantic dark fantasy and want the newest separate entry point, start with: The Wretched Divine when it releases.

The best reading path for most readers

For most readers, the cleanest route is:

1. All the Stars and Teeth
2. All the Tides of Fate
3. Belladonna
4. Foxglove
5. Wisteria
6. Holly: A Belladonna Novella
7. The Wretched Divine

That order keeps the completed earlier duology together, then moves into the Belladonna world in sequence, with Holly saved until after the trilogy because it is set in that established world rather than functioning as a starting point. The Wretched Divine is separate continuity.

Adalyn Grace books in publication order

1. All the Stars and Teeth (2020): Princess Amora Montara’s failed soul-magic demonstration sends her onto a sea-bound quest full of pirates, court pressure, and dangerous magic she may not fully control.
2. All the Tides of Fate (2021): The sequel follows Amora after the crown is closer but far from secure, widening the emotional and political consequences of the first book’s ending.
3. Belladonna (2022): Orphaned Signa Farrow is drawn into a murder mystery at Thorn Grove, where her strange connection to Death becomes the key to both the investigation and the romance.
4. Foxglove (2023): A duke’s murder and a shifting supernatural threat push Signa and Death into a darker, more openly dangerous second act.
5. Wisteria (2024): The trilogy’s final novel turns toward Blythe Hawthorne and closes the Belladonna arc with a new romance and the series’ last major reckoning.
6. Holly: A Belladonna Novella (2025): A holiday-set novella at Wisteria Gardens, following Signa, Death, Blythe, and Fate as they investigate restless spirits threatening the season.
7. The Wretched Divine (scheduled for September 22, 2026): Grace’s adult fantasy debut begins a separate series about a knight, an angelic soulbond, a demon alliance, and a war between angels and demons.

By series

All the Stars and Teeth duology

1. All the Stars and Teeth (2020): The opening novel introduces Visidia, Amora’s soul magic, and the pirate-and-monster adventure that drives the duology.
2. All the Tides of Fate (2021): Book two continues Amora’s story directly, so it works best only after the first novel.

Best order: Publication order. This is a direct duology, and there is no benefit to reading it out of order.

Belladonna series

1. Belladonna (2022): A gothic mystery-romance in which Signa’s affinity with death becomes both a clue and a threat.
2. Foxglove (2023): A sharper, more dangerous sequel that deepens the series conflict and pushes the central relationships into harder territory.
3. Wisteria (2024): The main trilogy concludes with Blythe at the center and the long-built emotional threads finally paying off.
4. Holly: A Belladonna Novella (2025): A post-trilogy holiday novella that expands the world but should be treated as optional extra reading, not the main ending.

Best order: Read the trilogy first, then the novella. That preserves the major reveals and keeps Holly where it belongs: as a bonus return to the world, not a core entry point.

The Wretched Divine

1. The Wretched Divine (2026): An adult fantasy opener about Aurelie Chantelune, her angel bond, her dangerous demon alliance, and a war she may have understood all wrong.

Best order: Start here only if you specifically want Grace’s adult fantasy work. It is separate from her YA books.

Recommended reading orders by type

1) Best order for most new readers

1. Belladonna
2. Foxglove
3. Wisteria
4. Holly: A Belladonna Novella
5. All the Stars and Teeth
6. All the Tides of Fate

This is the strongest “current Adalyn Grace” path because the Belladonna books are now the center of her bibliography and the most expanded world on her official book pages.

2) Best order if you want a completed series first

1. All the Stars and Teeth
2. All the Tides of Fate

That is the shortest fully complete mainline sequence in her catalog. The Belladonna novels plus Holly are also complete as currently published, but the original duology is the tidier place to start if you want only two books.

3) Best order if you want the full published bibliography

1. All the Stars and Teeth
2. All the Tides of Fate
3. Belladonna
4. Foxglove
5. Wisteria
6. Holly: A Belladonna Novella

Then add The Wretched Divine once published in September 2026.

Do you need a chronological order?

Not really. Grace’s books are organized by separate series rather than one overlapping universe, so chronological reading is not especially useful across the bibliography. Publication order inside each series is the better choice.

Where to start with Adalyn Grace

Start with Belladonna if you want the clearest modern entry point and her best-known gothic-romantic fantasy world. Start with All the Stars and Teeth if you prefer sea fantasy, monarchy, and a completed duology. Start with The Wretched Divine only if you are specifically waiting for her adult fantasy debut.

Latest release status

Her most recent published book is Holly: A Belladonna Novella, which went on sale on September 30, 2025. Her next confirmed book is The Wretched Divine, listed by Macmillan as the first book in a separate adult fantasy series with a September 22, 2026 on-sale date.

FAQs

Do Adalyn Grace’s books need to be read in order?

Only within each series. Read All the Stars and Teeth before All the Tides of Fate, and read Belladonna, Foxglove, and Wisteria before Holly.

Is Holly a full sequel?

Not in the same way as Foxglove or Wisteria. It is a Belladonna-world novella and works best as optional extra reading after the trilogy.

Is The Wretched Divine connected to Belladonna?

No. Grace’s site separates it under Adult Books, while Belladonna and All the Stars and Teeth are listed under Young Adult Books.

What is the best first Adalyn Grace book?

For most readers, Belladonna. It is the strongest starting point if you want the series most associated with her name right now.