His Fair Assassin
3 books
The His Fair Assassin series by Robin LaFevers has 2 books. Start with Grave Mercy (2012), then read the rest in the order below. Related works without a series number, like companions and adaptations, are listed after them.
His Fair Assassin reading order
Grave Mercy
Robin LaFevers
Seventeen-year-old Ismae flees a brutal arranged marriage and finds refuge in a convent dedicated to the old gods, where she discovers she has been blessed by Death itself with extraordinary and dangerous gifts. Trained as an assassin and handmaiden to Death, she must embrace a violent destiny to claim her new life—but her most critical assignment tests her resolve when she infiltrates the treacherous court of Brittany. Caught between her sacred duty to deliver Death's vengeance and an unexpected love that threatens to undo her mission, Ismae must navigate deadly games of intrigue and make impossible choices that will define her fate. Robin LaFevers weaves a richly atmospheric tale of dark magic, political conspiracy, and the struggle between duty and desire, set against the backdrop of medieval Brittany. This gripping historical fantasy explores what it means to reclaim power from those who would exploit you, and the price of choosing your own path.
Dark Triumph
Robin LaFevers
Sybella's return to the convent offers no solace, as she grapples with the terrifying brutality of her father and the monstrous nature of her brother's affection. When an unexpected ally emerges from the convent's dungeons, Sybella, a daughter of Death, must confront whether her path is solely defined by vengeance. This gripping tale explores the complexities of family, survival, and the search for a purpose beyond retribution.
Mortal Heart
Robin LaFevers
In a world where faith and power are inseparable, a young woman is pulled into a dangerous struggle that tests her loyalties, her courage, and the limits of what she’s willing to sacrifice. As political intrigue tightens and rival factions maneuver for control, she must navigate a perilous path between survival and purpose, uncovering secrets that could reshape her fate. Blending fast-paced suspense with richly imagined historical atmosphere, the story explores themes of devotion, moral choice, and the cost of becoming the person others need you to be. Robin LaFevers delivers a sharp, character-driven narrative with a lyrical edge, making this a compelling read for fans of courtly intrigue and high-stakes adventure.