Karen Miller
What genres does Karen Miller write?
Karen Miller writes speculative fiction and epic fantasy. She has said she fell in love with speculative fiction early on, and her bibliography focuses on fantasy series featuring magic and political conflicts.
What are Karen Miller's main series and their first books?
Major series include Kingmaker, Kingbreaker (The Innocent Mage is Book 1), Godspeaker (Empress of Mijak is Book 1), and Fisherman’s Children (The Prodigal Mage is Book One).
What is the recommended reading order for the Kingmaker, Kingbreaker books?
Start with The Innocent Mage (Kingmaker, Kingbreaker Book 1), then read Innocence Lost (Book 2), followed by A Blight of Mages, which is a related Kingmaker, Kingbreaker novel.
Are Karen Miller's books standalone or part of series?
Many of her works are part of series and are best read in sequence. The Godspeaker books form a three-book sequence, Fisherman’s Children is at least a two-book sequence, and Kingmaker, Kingbreaker includes core novels plus an associated novel.
If I'm new to Karen Miller, where should I start?
Begin with the first book of a series that appeals to you: The Innocent Mage for Kingmaker, Kingbreaker; Empress of Mijak for the Godspeaker trilogy; or The Prodigal Mage for the Fisherman’s Children sequence.
