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      The Pegasus Series in Order

      by Kate O'Hearn

      The Pegasus series can be read in any order, though starting with The Flame of Olympus provides the clearest introduction to the setting and recurring characters. Emily Jacobs, an ordinary girl in New York City, befriends the injured winged horse Pegasus and becomes involved in mythological adventures.

      🟡 Mostly Standalone · Start Anywhere

      Pegasus Books in Order

      6 books

      Complete reading order for the Pegasus series.

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      Title
      Date
      Rating
      2
      Olympus at War
      May 2013

      How to Read the Pegasus series

      🟡 Mostly Standalone · Start Anywhere

      Mostly standalone stories with recurring characters in a shared setting.

      The Pegasus series does not need to be read in order. Each book tells a complete story with its own resolution focused on a distinct mythological challenge. Continuity is limited to recurring characters and the shared world blending modern New York with Olympian elements. Reading out of order does not cause confusion, as every book clearly introduces Emily and Pegasus’s latest adventure while offering extra enjoyment for those familiar with their ongoing friendship.

      Explanation of reading order types

      About the Pegasus series

      Series Premise

      The Pegasus series follows Emily and the winged horse Pegasus as they face mythical dangers and protect both the human and Olympian worlds. Each book sends them on new adventures involving gods, monsters, and ancient prophecies while strengthening their unique friendship.

      Main Characters

      The series centers on Emily Jacobs, a brave and compassionate girl, and Pegasus, the noble winged horse. Recurring friends and mythological figures join them in each story.

      Setting

      The stories take place in modern New York City and the magical realm of Olympus, where ancient myths come to life.

      Tone & Themes

      The tone is adventurous and heartwarming with light peril. Central themes include friendship and loyalty, courage in the face of danger, and the bond between humans and mythological creatures.

      Is This Series Worth Reading?

      This series appeals to readers who enjoy mythological adventures, strong girl protagonists, magical animal friendships, and action-filled stories for middle-grade audiences.

      Content Warnings and Heat Level

      Very mild fantasy peril; no romance or mature content. Suitable for ages 8–12.

      The Pegasus series offers exciting standalone adventures featuring Emily and her winged horse friend. Readers can start with any book and immediately join them on a new mythological quest.

      FAQ

      How many books are in the Pegasus series?

      6 books

      When will the next book in the series be released?

      No new book is currently scheduled. The latest book, The End of Olympus, was published in December 2016.

      When was the most recent book released?

      The End of Olympus was published in December 2016.

      What was the first book in the series?

      The first book in the series is The Flame of Olympus, published in May 2012.

      What genre is the Pegasus series?

      The series primarily falls into the Fantasy genre.

      Do you need to read the Pegasus series in order?

      No, the books do not need to be read in order. Each story stands on its own, but recurring characters and the shared setting connect the series.

      What is the Pegasus series about?

      The Pegasus series follows Emily and the winged horse Pegasus as they face mythical dangers and protect both the human and Olympian worlds. Each book sends them on new adventures involving gods, monsters, and ancient prophecies while strengthening their unique friendship.

      Is the Pegasus series finished?

      The series does not currently have a new book scheduled.