What Is The Onyx Storm Series In Order Of Publication?

2025-11-03 22:32:20
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Lila
Lila
The Onyx Storm series is a fantastic journey to alternate realities, so grab a copy and get started! The initial novel, Onyx Storm: The Rising was released in 2018. Two years later, in 2019, we continued to expand on the story in the second installment of the series – Onyx Storm: The Awakening. In 2020, the third installment, Onyx Storm: The Reckoning, hit the shelves, giving readers an even greater insight into the on-going story. The final book, Onyx Storm: Legacy was published in 2021 and nicely wrapped up the Onyx Storm series! Please make sure you read them in the correct order though – there’s plenty of development in each of the novels, so totally worth it!
2025-11-05
Bella
Bella
So you want to know the reading order for the Onyx Storm series? I’ve made a little list for you. The first book ‘Onyx Storm: The Rising’ was published in 2018. The second book, ‘Onyx Storm: The Awakening’ was released in 2019 and was so much more intense than ‘The Rising’. Then there’s ‘Onyx Storm: The Reckoning’ published in 2020 and finally we brought ‘Onyx Storm: Legacy’ to life in 2021. Each book is almost like a separate adventure and I had so much fun writing them all.
2025-11-06
Yara
Yara
‘Onyx Storm’, a fantastical series, has created an incredible world, full of complex characters and their struggles and interactions with one another. The book ‘Onyx Storm: The Rising’ was released in 2018. In this endearing novel, the principal character of this tale discovers that she is linked to an ancient event and a current phenomenon: the storm. And, soon enough, she has to deal with the intricacies of a world full of dangers and of complex humans interacting with one another.

Then ‘Onyx Storm: The Awakening’ was published in 2019, in which the story continued on from the protagonist’s discovery in ‘The Rising’. The Awakening followed the protagonist as she came to terms with the power she had unleashed in ‘The Rising’, the consequences of her actions, and her struggle to fight against dark forces in a battle for friendship and good vs evil.

I devoured the third installment of this epic fantasy series, ‘Onyx Storm: The Reckoning’ in 2020. High stakes, intense battles and sad losses were portrayed throughout this book and it was an amazing evolution from the first book ‘Onyx Storm: The Rising’ and second book ‘Onyx Storm: The Awakening’ released in 2018 and 2019 respectively. But all great things must come to an end and The Legacy, released in 2021, was an epic conclusion to this intense series of books.

This is a fantastic series for fans of fantasy. Highly recommended. Rich in magic and immersive in story this series delves deeply into themes of friendship, of sacrifice and of fighting against fate. If you haven’t yet delved into this series then now would be a great time to start.
2025-11-07
Addison
Addison
The ‘Onyx Storm’ series has been of great interest to many readers and to provide insight on this epic work, the books in the ‘Onyx Storm’ series are as follows: ‘Onyx Storm: The Rising’ (2018) where our heroine is introduced and her struggle to cope with her turbulent life is portrayed. ‘Onyx Storm: The Awakening’ (2019) further delves into the story introducing further twists and unexpected turns of the plot. ‘Onyx Storm: The Reckoning’ (2020) explores action-packed confrontations as expected. The final installment to the series is ‘Onyx Storm: Legacy’ (2021) and we can assure you that this will be one fantastic read for you as well, once you have picked up the first installment.
2025-11-07
Noah
Noah
Fans new to the Onyx Storm series need to know that this epic story starts with ‘Onyx Storm: The Rising’ released in 2018. The follow-up novel to ‘The Rising’ was ‘Onyx Storm: The Awakening’ which was launched in 2019. For fans of this type of story, the next installments are ‘Onyx Storm: The Reckoning’ (2020) and finally ‘Onyx Storm: Legacy’ (2021). An epic journey such as this has time for everyone, so go at your own pace and enjoy it!
2025-11-08
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