Book Series · 3 Books

The Wraithwood Trilogy Books

In order from Wraithwood to Castelon.

Brynna “Brinnie” Lane inherits a dangerous magical legacy and must decide how far to use it as old family secrets draw her into a widening conflict.

Reviewed by the Bookroo Editors Updated August 19, 2026

Wraithwood

Mordizan

Castelon

Wraithwood

Mordizan

Castelon

Wraithwood

Mordizan

Castelon

Reading order

How to Read the Wraithwood Trilogy

Read Wraithwood, The Crooked House, and The Sleeping House in publisher-numbered order. The mystery, relationships, and magical conflict continue directly across all three books.

The publisher identifies these three novels as the complete Wraithwood Trilogy, so no companion title is needed to finish Brinnie's story.

Sources: Torchflame Books' official trilogy page.

For parents

What Parents Should Know

The trilogy grows from an eerie family mystery into magical warfare. It includes kidnapping, spying, threats, injuries, frightening creatures, family betrayal, war crimes, and forbidden magic that can damage the user's body.

The suspense and consequences intensify across the sequence, so readers comfortable with the first book should still expect the later volumes to become darker as the conflict expands.

Where the story begins

First Book in the Series

Wraithwood

Sale price

$1498

Book #1 · Chapter Book · Ages 13–18 · 2021

Wraithwood

A hidden war, a mysterious mansion, and a deadly secret threaten a teenager's summer.

340 pages· 104,763 words· Est. 9.5 hour read

$15.99Save 6%

Paperback

Summary: Teenage Brinnie Lane's summer takes a dark turn when she's sent to live with an unknown uncle in a mysterious mansion. As whispers of a hidden war and magic surface, Brinnie must uncover her family's secrets to survive. What happened at Wraithwood thirty years ago, and why are bloodthirsty wizards after her? Curiosity may be her only ally in a world where legends come to life.

In reading order

The Wraithwood Trilogy Series

3 books · Published 2021–2023

#1

Wraithwood

Sale price

$1498

Wraithwood

Chapter Book · Ages 13–18 · 2021

A hidden war, a mysterious mansion, and a deadly secret threaten a teenager's summer.

#2

Mordizan

Sale price

$1498

Mordizan

Chapter Book · Ages 13–18 · 2022

A prophecy and a dark wizard's bane could save Brinnie's sister and the magical world.

#3

Castelon

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$1498

Castelon

Chapter Book · Ages 13–18 · 2023

A legendary sword could save or doom Brinnie's world. Time is running out.

Good to know

Common Questions

How many books are in the Wraithwood Trilogy series?

There are 3 books in the Wraithwood Trilogy series. It began with Wraithwood in 2021, and the newest book, Castelon, was published in 2023.

What order should you read the Wraithwood Trilogy books in?

Start with Wraithwood and follow the series order — the books above are numbered #1 through #3.

What ages are the Wraithwood Trilogy books best for?

The series is best for ages 13–18, based on the age ranges of the individual books.

Which Wraithwood Trilogy book is the longest?

Castelon (Book #3) is the longest book in the series at 129,775 words (374 pages).

Which Wraithwood Trilogy book is the shortest?

Wraithwood (Book #1) is the shortest at 104,763 words (340 pages).

The people

The Creative Behind the Books

The people who bring The Wraithwood Trilogy to life.

Alyssa Roat

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