Institute of the Storm Fae books in order

Q: "How many books are in the Institute of the Storm Fae series?"

"There are one books in the Institute of the Storm Fae series, published in 2019."

Q: "What is the first book in the Institute of the Storm Fae series?"

"The first book in the Institute of the Storm Fae series is Queen of Storms, published in 2019."

Q: "Is Institute of the Storm Fae a complete story or the start of a longer series?"

"The series currently contains only one book, Queen of Storms (2019). It is unclear whether additional entries are planned, so readers should treat it as a standalone unless new books are announced."

Reading order

#	Title	Published	Author	Buy on Amazon
1	Queen of Storms	2019	Katerina Martinez	Buy

Institute of the Storm Fae is listed as a series by Katerina Martinez but contains a single title: Queen of Storms (2019). The book introduces a magical academy setting within the fae world — a setup that intersects the popular magical school subgenre with Martinez’s established paranormal and fae universe. The protagonist is positioned at the center of a storm fae institution, learning and confronting the politics and dangers of the supernatural world.

As a single book, Queen of Storms can be read as a standalone story. Whether it serves as a setup for future entries in the series has not been confirmed as of 2026. Readers who enjoy magical academy settings within paranormal or fae contexts will find it fits naturally alongside other books in that subgenre.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many books are in the Institute of the Storm Fae series?

There are one books in the Institute of the Storm Fae series, published in 2019.

What is the first book in the Institute of the Storm Fae series?

The first book in the Institute of the Storm Fae series is Queen of Storms, published in 2019.

Is Institute of the Storm Fae a complete story or the start of a longer series?

The series currently contains only one book, Queen of Storms (2019). It is unclear whether additional entries are planned, so readers should treat it as a standalone unless new books are announced.

Reading order#

Frequently Asked Questions

Reading order