Skulduggery Pleasant 14 Books Collection Set by Derek Landy - Young Adult - Paperback

Titles in This Set: Skulduggery Pleasant. Playing With Fire. The Faceless Ones. Dark Days. Mortal Coil. Death Bringer. Kingdom Of The Wicked. Last Stand Of Dead Men. The Dying Of The Light. Resurrection. Midnight. Bedlam. Seasons of War. Dead or Alive. Details:. Condition: Brand New. Format: Paperback. ISBN: 9780678456231. Publisher: HarperCollins Children's Books. Age Range: 9-12. Overview. Step into Derek Landy's razor-witted world of sorcerers, skeletons and Dublin-set chaos with this complete 14-book Skulduggery Pleasant paperback collection. Following fledgling detective Valkyrie Cain and her sardonic skeleton mentor, the saga blends dark fantasy, mystery and laugh-out-loud humour across every phase of the series. Brand new and boxed for gifting, this set is ideal for teen readers, reluctant readers, classroom libraries and fans building a complete series collection.. About the Book(s). The Skulduggery Pleasant series begins when twelve-year-old Valkyrie Cain inherits a mystery, a mansion, and an unlikely ally in a wisecracking, magic-wielding skeleton detective. What starts as a family inheritance quickly spirals into a hidden magical underworld where ancient sorcerers, rogue gods and world-ending weapons threaten everything Valkyrie thought she knew. This paperback set gathers the opening trilogy, The Faceless Ones arc, the Death Bringer trilogy, and further instalments including Kingdom Of The Wicked, Last Stand Of Dead Men, The Dying Of The Light, Resurrection, Midnight and Bedlam, alongside the companion titles Seasons of War and Dead or Alive. Across the collection, Derek Landy's cinematic pacing and sharp dialogue carry readers through escalating stakes, shifting alliances and Valkyrie's own growth from ordinary teenager to formidable sorcerer. Each book stands as a satisfying chapter while feeding into the wider mythology, rewarding readers who follow the saga from beginning to end. Praised for its blend of gothic humour and propulsive plotting, the ser