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Completed YA Fantasy Series

Which YA fantasy series are complete?

BookBinge tracks 32 finished YA fantasy series whose final book is already out. The best-known places to start are Harry Potter, Throne of Glass and The Powerless Trilogy.

32 series · Updated 18 October 2026

Young adult fantasy series that have published their final book, from short duologies to long sagas. Every status on this page was checked against the author or publisher.

Showing all 32 series

1. 

   Harry Potter

   J.K. Rowling

   An orphan learns he is a wizard and grows up over seven school years at a boarding school for magic.

   7 books~3,900 pages1997–2007★ 4.8

   Start with Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (1997) · Reading order →

2. 

   Throne of Glass

   Sarah J. Maas

   Freed from a prison mine, a teenage assassin competes for a royal post before the story grows into war fantasy.

   8 books~5,000 pages2012–2018★ 4.5

   Start with Throne of Glass (2012) · Reading order →

3. 

   The Powerless Trilogy

   Lauren Roberts

   Romantasy where a girl without powers hides among the gifted elite and enters royal trials alongside a prince.

   3 books~1,600 pages2023–2025★ 4.4

   Start with Powerless (2023) · Reading order →

4. 

   The Folk of the Air

   Holly Black

   Court intrigue in Faerie, seen by a mortal girl raised among cruel immortals who decides to scheme back.

   3 books~1,000 pages2018–2019★ 4.3

   Start with The Cruel Prince (2018) · Reading order →

5. 

   Divine Rivals

   Rebecca Ross

   Letters exchanged through enchanted typewriters connect two rival journalists while a war between gods spreads across their country.

   2 books~920 pages2023★ 4.61

   Start with Divine Rivals (2023) · Reading order →

6. 

   Six of Crows

   Leigh Bardugo

   Heist fantasy about six young criminals, told in turn from several of their points of view, hired to break into an unbreakable fortress.

   2 books~1,100 pages2015–2016★ 4.7

   Start with Six of Crows (2015) · Reading order →

7. 

   Shadow and Bone / Grishaverse

   Leigh Bardugo

   Russian-inspired fantasy in which an orphaned mapmaker discovers a rare power that could split open a cursed darkness.

   5 books~2,000 pages2012–2021★ 4.3

   Start with Shadow and Bone (2012) · Reading order →

8. 

   Serpent & Dove

   Shelby Mahurin

   Enemies-to-lovers romance in a French-inspired city, pairing a witch on the run with the witch hunter forced to marry her.

   3 books~1,700 pages2019–2021★ 4.82

   Start with Serpent & Dove (2019) · Reading order →

9. 

   Lightlark

   Alex Aster

   Six cursed rulers meet every century for a deadly island game, seen through a sheltered young ruler hiding her missing powers.

   4 books~1,700 pages2022–2025★ 4.62

   Start with Lightlark (2022) · Reading order →

10. 

    Once Upon a Broken Heart

    Stephanie Garber

    Fairy-tale romance built on a risky bargain with an immortal trickster, in a whimsical empire where old stories hide real curses.

    4 books~1,500 pages2021–2026★ 4.81

    Start with Once Upon a Broken Heart (2021) · Reading order →

11. 

    Vampire Academy

    Richelle Mead

    Boarding-school fantasy narrated by a brash half-human bodyguard in training, sworn to protect her best friend, a royal vampire.

    6 books~2,200 pages2007–2010★ 4.82

    Start with Vampire Academy (2007) · Reading order →

12. 

    The Chronicles of Narnia

    C.S. Lewis

    Children step through doors into a talking-animal kingdom, with each short book visiting a different era of its history.

    7 books~1,400 pages1950–1956★ 4.6

    Start with The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe (1950) · Reading order →

13. 

    An Ember in the Ashes

    Sabaa Tahir

    Two narrators, a slave spying for rebels and a soldier who wants out, inside a harsh Rome-inspired military empire.

    4 books~1,900 pages2015–2020★ 4.3

    Start with An Ember in the Ashes (2015) · Reading order →

14. 

    His Dark Materials

    Philip Pullman

    Philosophical adventure across parallel worlds, starting in an Oxford where each person's soul lives outside them as an animal.

    3 books~1,300 pages1995–2000★ 4.3

    Start with The Golden Compass (1995) · Reading order →

15. 

    Ranger's Apprentice

    John Flanagan

    Undersized orphan trains in stealth, tracking and archery in a medieval kingdom; brisk adventure that suits readers from about ten.

    12 books~4,000 pages2004–2013★ 4.4

    Start with The Ruins of Gorlan (2004) · Reading order →

16. 

    Legacy of Orïsha

    Tomi Adeyemi

    West African-inspired YA fantasy about a young diviner trying to bring magic back after a king had its practitioners slaughtered.

    3 books~1,400 pages2018–2024★ 4.3

    Start with Children of Blood and Bone (2018) · Reading order →

17. 

    Red Queen

    Victoria Aveyard

    YA fantasy where blood color sets your class, and a common-born girl with forbidden power is placed inside the royal court.

    4 books~2,100 pages2015–2018★ 4.1

    Start with Red Queen (2015) · Reading order →

18. 

    The Mortal Instruments

    Cassandra Clare

    Urban fantasy set in present-day New York, where a teenage girl discovers a hidden world of demon hunters, warlocks and family secrets.

    6 books~3,600 pages2007–2014★ 4.2

    Start with City of Bones (2007) · Reading order →

19. 

    The Infernal Devices

    Cassandra Clare

    Victorian London with clockwork automatons and demon hunters; a self-contained trilogy that also works as an entry point to Clare's world.

    3 books~1,400 pages2010–2013★ 4.4

    Start with Clockwork Angel (2010) · Reading order →

20. 

    Caraval

    Stephanie Garber

    Two sisters escape their father into a magical game played across an island, where performance and danger blur; romantic YA fantasy.

    3 books~1,400 pages2017–2019★ 4.2

    Start with Caraval (2017) · Reading order →

21. 

    These Violent Delights

    Chloe Gong

    Romeo and Juliet moved to 1920s Shanghai, where heirs of rival gangs team up against a contagion driving people to madness.

    2 books~980 pages2020–2021★ 4.62

    Start with These Violent Delights (2020) · Reading order →

22. 

    The Wrath and the Dawn

    Renée Ahdieh

    Retelling of One Thousand and One Nights in which a young woman weds a murderous caliph to avenge her best friend.

    2 books~820 pages2015–2016★ 4.61

    Start with The Wrath and the Dawn (2015) · Reading order →

23. 

    The Raven Cycle

    Maggie Stiefvater

    Small-town Virginia fantasy about a psychic's non-psychic daughter and four prep-school boys hunting for a sleeping Welsh king.

    4 books~1,800 pages2012–2016★ 4.62

    Start with The Raven Boys (2012) · Reading order →

24. 

    Fable

    Adrienne Young

    Seafaring fantasy about a teenage gem dredger stranded on a lawless island, fighting her way onto a trading ship's crew.

    2 books~770 pages2020–2021★ 4.61

    Start with Fable (2020) · Reading order →

25. 

    Ash Princess

    Laura Sebastian

    Rebellion fantasy about a dethroned heir kept as a humiliated trophy in her own palace for ten years, now plotting with rebels.

    3 books~1,400 pages2018–2020★ 4.4

    Start with Ash Princess (2018) · Reading order →

26. 

    The Iron Fey

    Julie Kagawa

    Faerie-court fantasy that pulls a teenager from rural Louisiana into the Nevernever, where Summer and Winter face a new technological threat.

    4 books~1,300 pages2010–2011★ 4.42

    Start with The Iron King (2010) · Reading order →

27. 

    The Cursebreakers

    Brigid Kemmerer

    Beauty and the Beast retelling that sends a Washington, D.C. teenager with cerebral palsy into a cursed kingdom.

    3 books~1,400 pages2019–2021★ 4.42

    Start with A Curse So Dark and Lonely (2019) · Reading order →

28. 

    Nightbirds

    Kate J. Armstrong

    Gilded-age fantasy about girls whose outlawed magic is sold in secret to the city's elite through a kiss.

    2 books2023–2024★ 4.4

    Start with Nightbirds (2023) · Reading order →

29. 

    The Scholomance

    Naomi Novik

    Dark-humoured school fantasy narrated by a sardonic sorceress who must survive a monster-infested academy with no teachers and a lethal graduation.

    3 books~1,000 pages2020–2022★ 4.3

    Start with A Deadly Education (2020) · Reading order →

30. 

    Crier's War

    Nina Varela

    Sapphic enemies-to-lovers YA fantasy pitting a vengeful human handmaiden against the android heiress of the ruling automaton class.

    2 books~860 pages2019–2020★ 3.9

    Start with Crier's War (2019) · Reading order →

31. 

    The Kane Chronicles

    Rick Riordan

    Egyptian-mythology adventure for middle-grade readers, told in alternating recorded chapters by a brother and sister who discover they are magicians.

    3 books~1,400 pages2010–2012★ 4.2

    Start with The Red Pyramid (2010) · Reading order →

32. 

    How to Train Your Dragon

    Cressida Cowell

    Funny, illustrated Viking adventures for younger readers about an unremarkable boy and his tiny, disobedient dragon, and quite different from the films.

    12 books2003–2015★ 4.2

    Start with How to Train Your Dragon (2003) · Reading order →

How this list was built

This page lists every young adult fantasy series in BookBinge's catalogue of 333 series whose status we checked against the author's or publisher's own announcements on 11 October 2026. A series that has another main book announced, or whose author has hinted at more without confirming, stays off the list. It is sorted with the best-known series first; use the menu to sort by length, the year the last book came out, or average rating. Page totals are summed from each book's page count, and the catalogue is the same one the BookBinge app uses, so new books and status changes reach this page when the catalogue is updated.

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