Beasts of Prey

#3973.95 of 664 ranked universes · full ranking

Books 3 books Status Complete 2021–2024 Reading commitment Medium Ayana Gray Last reviewed 2026-09-05

Overview

Beasts of Prey is a young-adult fantasy trilogy set in a fantastical version of East Africa, following two teenagers, Koffi and Ekon, as they venture into the magical Greater Jungle to hunt the monstrous Shetani. Author Ayana Gray drew on a wide range of African folklore and mythology to build the beasts, magic, and setting that run through all three novels.

Mythic fantasy · For YA

Core Canon: Reading Order (3 works) counts toward ranking

Beasts of Prey Ayana Gray

WorkYearInternal chron.CanonRating
Cover of Beasts of PreyBeasts of Prey20211core3.93 (10,529 ratings)
Cover of Beasts of RuinBeasts of Ruin20222core4.06 (2,819 ratings)
Cover of Beasts of WarBeasts of War20243core3.92 (1,225 ratings)

A young-adult trilogy set in a fantastical version of East Africa, following Koffi and Ekon as they hunt a monstrous creature through the magical Greater Jungle. Draws on a range of African folklore and mythology for its beasts and magic system.

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Why is it ranked #397?

Ranked #397 of 664 ranked universes.

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Well rated · 3 books · Complete · 15k ratings · Ranks #397 overall

Good choice if you want a moderate-length mythic fantasy universe that's already finished, so there's no wait for the next book.

Reading order

Publication order (3 Core Canon books)

  1. Beasts of Prey (2021)
  2. Beasts of Ruin (2022)
  3. Beasts of War (2024)

Documented internal/story chronology is recorded for every Core Canon book here, and matches publication order exactly, with no divergence to show separately.

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Research details

Ranking metrics: weighted average 3.95 across 14,573 ratings on 3 Core Canon books. See Why is it ranked here? above for the full breakdown, or the full ranking.

How do we know this?

Admission: Beasts of Prey (Ayana Gray) accepted 2026-09-05

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Last reviewed: 2026-09-05

Rule: Core Canon is all three novels — Beasts of Prey (2021), Beasts of Ruin (2022), and Beasts of War (2024) — which tell one continuous story with no separate companion or spin-off material published to date.

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