Codex Alera - Books in The Series

Books in The Series

Codex Alera bibliography
No. Title Release date Hardcover ISBN Paperback ISBN Audiobook ISBN Audio Release
1 Furies of Calderon October 5, 2004 0-4410-1199-3 0-4410-1268-X 0-14314376-X November 20, 2008
2 Academ's Fury July 5, 2005 0-4410-1283-3 0-4410-1340-6 0-14314377-8 November 20, 2008
3 Cursor's Fury December 5, 2006 0-4410-1434-8 0-4410-1547-6 0-14314378-6 November 20, 2008
4 Captain's Fury December 4, 2007 0-4410-1527-1 0-4410-1655-6 0-14314338-7 March 27, 2008
5 Princeps' Fury December 2, 2008 0-4410-1638-3 0-4410-1796-7 0-14314375-1 November 25, 2008
6 First Lord's Fury November 24, 2009 0-4410-1769-X 0-4410-1962-5 0-14314520-7 November 24, 2009

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