Age Of X

Q: "How many books are in the Age Of X series?"

"There are two books in the Age Of X series, published between 2013 and 2014."

Q: "What is the first book in the Age Of X series?"

"The first book in the Age Of X series is Gameboard of the Gods, published in 2013."

Q: "Is the Age of X series complete?"

"The Age of X series has two published books, Gameboard of the Gods (2013) and The Immortal Crown (2014). While the duology tells a significant portion of the story, the series was originally planned to be longer. The two available books can be read as a pair with their own arc, though some plot threads remain open."

Reading order

#	Title	Published	Author	Buy on Amazon
1	Gameboard of the Gods	2013	Richelle Mead	Buy
2	The Immortal Crown	2014	Richelle Mead	Buy

Age of X is Richelle Mead’s move away from vampires and into science fiction. Set in a future version of North America called the RUNA (Republic of United North America), the series imagines a world that has banned most organized religion after a catastrophic event. Justin March, a disgraced investigator, is recalled from exile to look into a series of mysterious deaths that suggest forbidden religious practices are making a comeback.

Gameboard of the Gods (2013) and The Immortal Crown (2014) build a complex world where genetic engineering is common, social castes are rigid, and ancient gods may be reasserting their influence. The books combine detective work with mythology and political intrigue, offering a different flavor from Mead’s paranormal romance work.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many books are in the Age Of X series?

There are two books in the Age Of X series, published between 2013 and 2014.

What is the first book in the Age Of X series?

The first book in the Age Of X series is Gameboard of the Gods, published in 2013.

Is the Age of X series complete?

The Age of X series has two published books, Gameboard of the Gods (2013) and The Immortal Crown (2014). While the duology tells a significant portion of the story, the series was originally planned to be longer. The two available books can be read as a pair with their own arc, though some plot threads remain open.

Reading order#

Frequently Asked Questions

Reading order