How many books has Chrystalla Thoma written?

Chrystalla Thoma has written 4 books across 5 series.

What order should I read Chrystalla Thoma's books?

Chrystalla Thoma has 5 series: Boreal and John Grey Books, Drowning In You Books, Elei's Chronicles Books, Short Stories/Novellas, Anthologies. Each series should be read in the order listed on this page.

What was Chrystalla Thoma's first book?

Chrystalla Thoma's first book was "Dreamwater", published in 2011.

What is Chrystalla Thoma's most recent book?

Chrystalla Thoma's most recent book is "Evasions", published in 2014.

What genre does Chrystalla Thoma write?

Chrystalla Thoma writes Fantasy, Young Adult, Science Fiction, Mythology and Adventure.

Chrystalla Thoma Books in Order including Boreal and John Grey Books: The Dragon, Elei's Chronicles Books: Rex Rising

Chrystalla Thoma is a Greek Cypriot author of fiction, primarily writing novels within the fantasy and young adult science fiction genres. Her work often explores dark myths and exciting adventures, with a particular focus on mythical beasts and the strength of family bonds. Thoma's writing style is characterized by her immersive storytelling and detailed world-building, frequently featuring complex narratives and intricate plots.

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Chrystalla Thomabooks in chronological order

Boreal and John Grey Books in chronological order

1. The Encounter

2. The Gate

3. The Dragon

4. The Dream

5. The Truth

6. Disguises

7. The Threads

8. The Snare

9. The Warp

10. Illusions

11. The Loop

12. The Weave

13. Evasions

Drowning In You Books in chronological order

1. Azure

Elei's Chronicles Books in chronological order

1. Hera

2. Rex Rising

3. Rex Cresting

4. Rex Equilibrium

5. Mantis

6. Rex Aftermath

Short Stories/Novellas in chronological order

1. Dioscuri

2. The Angel Genome

3. Dreamwater

4. The Unfinished Boy

5. Dreamdancer

Anthologies in chronological order

1. Ride the Moon

2. Inhuman

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