History Literature / HonorHarrington

* ''A Rising Thunder'': The Grand Alliance has formed, and it begins to knit together as wounds old and new start to heal. But the cracks in the Solarian League are beginning to show, and the young alliance now faces the escalating conflict with the Solarian League Navy.

* ''A Rising Thunder'': The Solarian League Conflict continues to grow as the Grand Alliance is formed and begins to knit together, and old wounds start to heal. Meanwhile, the cracks in the Solarian League start to show.

* ''A Call to Duty'' (due October 2014): Travis Long joins the sleepy Royal Manticoran Navy four hundred years before Honor &co -- but the galaxy is a dangerous place, and the RMN may begin to encounter more than it can handle.

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A number of anthologies have been published. Some stories extend on the books, some are stories about individual characters and some are WorldBuilding. Multiple authors have contributed to them, most prominently Creator/TimothyZahn, Creator/JaneLindskold, and Creator/JohnRingo.

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A number of Anthologies have been published. Some stories extend on the books, some are stories about individual characters and some are WorldBuilding. Multiple authors have contributed to them.

Miscellaneous:
* ''[[http://www.baen.com/presby-grayson-letters.html Grayson Navy Letters Home]]'' by JoellePresby: The correspondence between Ensign Cecelie Rustin and her Family as she is on deployment in the GSN. Covers the same territory as "Obligated Service", from another perspective.

Set during the same era as the Stephanie Harrington books, before the discovery of the Manticore Wormhole Junction. A prequel series written by Creator/TimothyZahn, which chronicles the early days of the Royal Manticoran Navy as it begins to explore the world outside the Manticore System.

** "A Call To Arms" by Creator/TimothyZahn: Lieutenant Travis Uriah Long is an Officer in the still young Royal Manticoran Navy as a Solarian Transstellar decides to ''acquire'' the Star Kingdom. The prequel to an upcoming sub-series, also to be written by Zahn.

* ''Beginnings''

* ''Shadow of Saganami'': What should have been a boring mission for four midshipmen on their snotty cruise turns out to be rather more than they -- or their captain -- bargained for. Meanwhile, Provisional Governor Estelle Matsuko is pushed to her limit, and Mesa is, as always, up to no good.[[note]]This novel runs concurrently with ''At All Costs''.[[/note]]

* ''Shadow of Freedom'': While Manticore and the Grand Alliance try to get a footing in their conflict with the League, Mesa continues to stir the unrest in the Talbott quadrant and its vicinity, trying to involve the Solarians this time.[[note]]While this novel started as the second half of ''A Rising Thunder'' and is technically published under the main storyline, thematically ([[IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming and in the name]]) it belongs to the ''Saganami Island'' subseries.[[/note]]

* ''The Treecat Wars'': Stephanie and Karl travel to Manticore for an intensive three month long Forestry Service training program. Meanwhile, a treecat clan displaced by the fires in ''Fire Season'' finds itself running afoul of other clans as it tries to find the means to feed and protect their members.

* ''Storm from the Shadows'': Michelle Henke heads to the Talbott Quadrant in order to protect Manticore's interests from the Solarian League, but has she bitten off more than she can chew? Not if ''she'' has anything to say about it...[[note]]This novel runs concurrently with ''At All Costs'' and ''Mission of Honor''.[[/note]]

* ''Shadow of Saganami'': What should have been a boring mission for four midshipmen on their snotty cruise turns out to be rather more than they -- or their captain -- bargained for. Meanwhile, Provisional Governor Estelle Matsuko is pushed to her limit, and Mesa is, as alwyas, up to no good.[[note]]This novel runs concurrently with ''At All Costs''.[[/note]]

* ''Shadow of Saganami'': What should have been a boring mission for four midshipmen on their snotty cruise turns out to be rather more than they -- or their captain -- bargained for. Meanwhile, Provisional Governor Estelle Matsuko is pushed to her limit, and Mesa is up to no good.[[note]]This novel runs concurrently with ''At All Costs''.[[/note]]

* ''Shadow of Saganami'': What should have been a boring mission for four newly-graduated Manticoran officers on their midshipman cruise turns out to be rather more than they -- or their captain -- bargained for. Meanwhile, Provisional Governor Estelle Matsuko is pushed to her limit, and Mesa is, as always, up to no good.[[note]]This novel runs concurrently with ''At All Costs''.[[/note]]

* ''Shadow of Saganami'': What should have been a boring mission for four newly-graduated Manticoran officers on their midshipman cruise turns out to be rather more than they -- or their captain -- bargained for. Meanwhile, an admiral may be more than he appears, Provisional Governor Estelle Matsuko is pushed to her limit, and Mesa is, as always, up to no good.[[note]]This novel runs concurrently with ''At All Costs''.[[/note]]

* ''Honor Among Enemies'': Honor is called back from Grayson to command an anti-piracy mission of Q-ships in the Silesian Confederacy, a lawless territory but an important trading market, and finds a few unlikely allies. Meanwhile, Havenite officers frustrated with the current regime try to force a change.

* ''Honor Among Enemies'': Honor is called back from Grayson to command an anti-piracy mission of Q-ships in the Silesian Confederacy, a lawless territory but an important trading market. Meanwhile, Havenite officers frustrated with the current regime try to find some way to force a change, and Havenite captain Warner Caslet faces a choice between honor and his military orders.

* ''War of Honor'': A cease-fire has held between Manticore and Haven for years. Honor is out of favor with the current Manticoran government and has lost her command, but she's vocally opposed to reduced military spending and considers the new government to be fools. To quiet her, the government gives her a command at a remote outpost near Silesia, but where "The Salamander" is, fires will burn. Meanwhile, the new government of Haven struggles to keep the peace against popular pressure and dangerous political rivals.

* ''Crown of Slaves'': Anton Zilwicki leads a small group to the Republic of Erewhon to try and convince it to stay under the Manticoran umbrella. The problem is, Havenite superspy Victor Cachat is there to convince the locals to his side, a group of Solarians are up to no good, and other factions have their own plans.
* ''Torch of Freedom'': Anton Zilwicki and Victor Cachat go into the belly of the beast to find out what Manpower is up to, while the villains put the finishing touches on their preparations for [[ArcWords Oyster Bay]].

* ''Shadow of Saganami'': What should have been a boring mission for four newly-graduated Manticoran officers on their midshipman cruise turns out to be rather more than they -- or their captain -- bargained for. Meanwhile, an admiral may be more than he appears, Provisional Governor Estelle Matsuko is pushed to her limit, and Mesa is, as always, up to no good.
* ''Storm from the Shadows'': Michelle Henke heads to the Talbott Quadrant in order to protect Manticore's interests from the Solarian League, but has she bitten off more than she can chew? Not if ''she'' has anything to say about it...

* ''On Basilisk Station'': When the prototype weapon mounted on Honor's light cruiser ''Fearless'' fails to work as well as its designer wished, she and the crew are sent off to the eponymous backwater where Honor's old enemy Pavel Young is in command, the natives are troublesome, and Haven is behaving suspiciously.

* ''Field of Dishonor'': Pavel Young plans a vicious vengeance on Honor [[spoiler:and succeeds]], but that decision backfires. It doesn't make Honor's life any easier, though.

* ''Honor Among Enemies'': Honor is called back from Grayson to command an anti-piracy mission of Q-ships in the Silesian Confederacy, a lawless territory but an important trading market. Meanwhile, Havenite officers frustrated with the current regime try to find some way to force a change, and Warner Caslet faces a choice between honor and his military orders.

* ''War of Honor'': A cease-fire has held between Manticore and Haven for years. Honor is out of favor with the current Manticoran government and has lost her command, but she's vocally opposed to reduced military spending and considers the new government to be fools. To quiet her, the government gives her a command at a remote outpost near Silesia, but "The Salamander" cannot avoid the flames. Meanwhile, the new government of Haven struggles to keep the peace against popular pressure and dangerous political rivals.
* ''At All Costs'': Manticore struggles to overcome the loss of so much of their navy due to cutbacks in ''War of Honor'', so Honor commands a fleet equipped with cutting edge technology to make quick strikes into Haven territory. Haven sees Manticore's weakness but is terrified by the implications of the new technology, and what they do next causes the war to come to a climax.

* ''Crown of Slaves'': Anton Zilwicki leads a small group to the Republic of Erewhon to try and convince it to stay under the Manticoran umbrella. Problem is, Havenite superspy Victor Cachat is there too to convince the locals to his side, a group of Solarians are up to no good, and other factions have their own plans.

* ''Storm from the Shadows'': Michelle Henke heads to the Talbott Quadrant in order to protect Manticore's interests from the Solarian League, but has she bitten off more than she can chew?

* ''The Treecat Wars'': Stephanie and Karl travel to Manticore for an intensive three month long Forestry Service training program. Meanwhile, a Treecat clan displaced by the fires in ''Fire Season'' finds itself running afoul of other clans as it tries to find the means to feed and protect their members.

** "The Stray" by LindaEvans: Details the story of the second bonding between a Treecat and Human, during the same Era as the Literature/StephanieHarrington books.

** "With One Stone" by Creator/TimothyZahn: Someone is attacking ships in Silesia, and Admiral Sonja Hemphill fears that they are using a weapon more powerful than her Grav Lance to do it. Lieutenant Rafael Cardones of HMS ''Fearless'' gets sent out to find out more.

** "Fanatic" by Creator/EricFlint: A People's Comissioner is found dead and Oscar Saint-Just sends his best man to figure out who did it: Victor Cachat. Another Prequel for ''Crown of Slaves''.

** "Ruthless" by JaneLindskold: Sequel to ''Promised Land'' detailing Michael Winton and Judith Templeton on Manticore.

** "Let's Dance" by David Weber: Commander Honor Harrington, CO of HMS Hawkwing, is on a anti-piracy mission in Silesia as the Audobon Ballroom asks her for a dance.

** "A Call To Arms" by Creator/TimothyZahn: Prequel to the next spinoff series. Lieutenant Travis Uriah Long is an Officer in the still young Royal Manticoran Navy as a Solarian Transstellar decides to ''acquire'' the Star Kingdom. The prequel to an upcoming sub-series, also to be written by Zahn.
** "Beauty and the Beast" by David Weber: Lieutenant Alfred Harrington arrives on Beowulf for his medical education... and meets a young woman named Allison Chou.
** "The Best Laid Plans" by David Weber: Young Honor Harrington just wants to make a quick trip into the Sphinxian woods, just as a Treecat named Laughs Brightly makes his rounds on his clan's range.

* ''At All Costs'': Manticore struggles to overcome the loss of so much of their navy due to cutbacks in ''War of Honor'', so Honor commands a fleet equipped with cutting edge technology to make quick strikes into Haven territory. Haven sees Manticore's weakness but is terrified by the implications of the new technology, causing the war to come to a climax.

** "With One Stone" by Creator/TimothyZahn: Someone is attacking ships in Silesia, and Admiral Sonja Hemphill fears that they uses a weapon more powerful than her Grave Lance to do it. Lieutenant Rafael Cardones of HMS ''Fearless'' gets send out to find out more.

** "The Best Laid Plans" by David Weber: Young Honor Harrington just wants to make a quick trick into the Sphinxian woods, just as a Treecat named Laughs Brightly makes his rounds on his clan's range.
** "Obligated Service" by JoellePresby: Extending the ''Grayson Navy Letters Home'', it follows Ensign Claire Bedlam Lecroix is one of the first female officers in the GSN.

* ''Shadow of Saganami'': What should have been a boring mission for four newly-graduated Manticoran officers on their midshipman cruise turns out to be rather more than they -- or their captain -- bargained for. Meanwhile, a seemingly obstructive admiral has a surprise in store, Provisional Governor Estelle Matsuko is pushed to her limit, and Mesa is, as always, up to no good.

* ''Shadow of Saganami'': What should have been a boring mission for four newly-graduated Manticoran officers on their midshipman cruise turns out to be rather more than they -- or their captain -- bargained for.

* ''Flag in Exile'': Events lead to Honor returning to Grayson to manage her steading, where enemies conspire against her. Meanwhile, the war intensifies, and Manticore starts to lose momentum.
* ''Honor Among Enemies'': Honor is called back from Grayson to command an anti-piracy mission of Q-ships in the Silesian Confederacy, a lawless territory but an important trading market.
* ''In Enemy Hands'': Honor is captured by Haven and is taken to be executed for crimes she was convicted of by Haven following ''On Basilisk Station''.
* ''Echoes of Honor'': Manticore grieves over Honor's execution while the emboldened Peeps launch devastating deep raids, but the video of her death is a fake and Honor is actually plotting her escape from a Haven prison planet called Hades.
* ''Ashes of Victory'': The war between Manticore and Haven heats up even more, with major events on both sides that completely change the politics of the conflict.
* ''War of Honor'': A cease-fire has held between Manticore and Haven for years. Honor is out of favor with the current Manticoran government and has lost her command, but she's vocally opposed to reduced military spending and considers the new government to be fools. To quiet her, the government gives her a command at a remote outpost near Silesia. Meanwhile, the new government of Haven struggles to keep the peace against popular pressure and dangerous political rivals.

* ''Mission of Honor'': Honor leads a diplomatic mission to the heart of Haven in order to finally create true peace, but the Solarian League threatens the negotiations by drawing Manticore into a second conflict and tipping the balance of power. Meanwhile, the mysterious planet of Mesa has dangerous plans of its own.
* ''A Rising Thunder'': The Solarian League Conflict continues to grow as the Grand Alliance is formed and begins to knit together, and the cracks in the Solarian League start to show.

** ''A Whiff of Grapeshot'' by SMStirling: Tells of the Leveler Uprising which is mentioned in ''In Enemy Hands'' and the rise of Esther [=McQueen=].

* ''A Rising Thunder'' The Solarian League Conflict continues to grow while the Grand Alliance is formed, and the cracks in the Solarian League start to show.
* ''Shadow of Freedom'': While Manticore is occupied with the Solarian League, Michelle Henke is confronted with Mesa's latest gambit. Was released on March 3rd 2013.[[note]]This book continues the plot threads from ''Storm from the Shadows'' and doesn't feature the titular character, meaning that despite its advertising it properly belongs to the ''Saganami Island'' subseries, and [[IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming its title reflects this]].[[/note]]

* ''Shadow of Saganami'': What should have been a boring mission for newly-graduated Manticoran officers turns out to be rather more than bargained for.

** ''A Beautiful Friendship'' by David Weber: The original story of how Stephanie Harrington and Lionheart meet. Later extended into the first book of the Literature/StephanieHarrington books.
** ''A Grand Tour'' by DavidDrake: Not a true Honorverse novel, but more the conceptual antecendant of the RCN books.

** ''The Universe of Honor Harrington'' by David Weber: An Essay covering diverse topics of the Honorverse as WorldBuilding.

** ''The Stray'' by LindaEvans: Details the story of the second bonding between a Treecat and Human, during the same Era as the Literature/StephanieHarrington books.
** ''What Price Dreams?'' by David Weber: Tells the story of the first time a member of the House of Winton bonded to a treecat.
** ''Queen's Gambit'' by JaneLindskold: As King Roger III dies, his daughter Elizabeth has to rise to the throne and learn what it means to be Queen.
** ''The Hard Way Home'' by David Weber: Lieutenant Commander Honor Harrington, while evaluating a new type of pinnace, comes across a catastrophic avalanche on a Gryphon Sky Resort.
** ''Deck Load Strike'' by RolandJGreen: On the planet of Silvestria, the two native nations are at war, with one supported by Manticore and the other by Haven.

** ''Ms. Midshipwoman Harrington'' by David Weber: Honor Harrington's snotty cruise into Silesia. What could go wrong?
** ''Nightfall'' by David Weber: Originally part of ''Ashes of Victory'' and got cut because it would have made the book too long. Describes Oscar Saint-Just's rise to power during the book.
** ''From the Highlands'' by Creator/EricFlint: Mesa has kidnapped Anton Zilwicki's daughter on Earth, and Havenite spies get involved along the way. Prologue/Backstory for the ''Crown of Slaves'' books.
** ''Changer of Worlds'' by David Weber: Nimitz and Samantha return to Sphinx to visit and present an idea.

** ''Promised Land'' by JaneLindskold: Crown Prince Michael Winton makes his snotty cruise on a diplomatic mission to Masada where his future wife is planning her escape.
** ''With One Stone'' by Creator/TimothyZahn: Someone is attacking Ships in Silesia and Admiral Sonja Hemphill fears that they uses a weapon more powerful than her Grave Lance to do it. Lieutenant Rafael Cardones of HMS Fearless gets send out to find out more.
** ''A Ship Names Francis'' by Creator/JohnRingo and VictorMitchell: The story of the strangest ship in the Tester's Navy.
** ''Let's Go To Prague'' by Creator/JohnRingo: Two Manticoran spies take a vacation. On a Havenite world.
** ''Fanatic'' by Creator/EricFlint: A People's Comissioner is found dead and Oscar Saint-Just sends his best man to figure out who did it: Victor Cachat. Another Prequel for ''Crown of Slaves''.
** ''The Service of the Sword'' by David Weber: Ms Midshipwoman Abigail Hearns, the first female Grayson Officer, makes her snotty cruise on board the HMS ''Gauntlet'' -- under the command of Captain Michael Oversteegen.
* ''In Fire Forged''
** ''Ruthless'' by JaneLindskold: Sequel to ''Promised Land'' detailing Michael Winton and Judith Templeton on Manticore.
** ''An Act of War'' by Creator/TimothyZahn: Haven attempts a FalseFlagOperation to draw in the Andermani into the war against Manticore. Mysterious arms dealer Charles from ''With One Stone'' gets volunteered by a still resentful Oscar Saint-Just to make it happen.
** ''Let's Dance'' by David Weber: Commander Honor Harrington, CO of HMS Hawkwing, is on a anti-piracy mission in Silesia as the Audobon Ballroom asks her for a dance.
** ''An Introduction to Modern Starship Armor Design'' by [[InUniverse Hegel DiLutorio]]: A Tech Bible, describing Starship Armor and Weaponry.

** ''By The Book'' by CharlesEGannon: Tells the story of Earth during the early diaspora, as Luddites and extreme Greens are the Government.
** ''A Call To Arms'' by Creator/TimothyZahn: Prequel to the next spinoff series. Lieutenant Travis Uriah Long is an Officer in the still young Royal Manticoran Navy as a Solarian Transstellar decides to ''acquire'' the Star Kingdom.
** ''Beauty and the Beast'' by David Weber: Lieutenant Alfred Harrington arrives on Beowulf for his medical education...and meets a young woman named Allison Chou.
** ''The Best Laid Plans'' by David Weber: Young Honor Harrington just wants to make a quick trick into the Sphinxian woods, just as a Treecat named Laughs Brightly makes his rounds on his clan's range.
** ''Obligated Service'' by JoellePresby: Extending the ''Grayson Navy Letters Home'', it follows Ensign Claire Bedlam Lecroix is one of the first female officers in the GSN.

* ''[[http://www.baen.com/presby-grayson-letters.html Grayson Navy Letters Home]]'' by JoellePresby: The correspondence between Ensign Cecelie Rustin and her Family as she is on deployment in the GSN.

The main-line novel series, primarily following the adventures of the titular character and events on and around Manticore. Usually.

* ''[[Literature/StephanieHarrington A Beautiful Friendship]]'': First in a Young Adult subseries focusing on Stephanie Harrington's exploration of the new colony on Sphinx and the Treecats. An expanded version of a short story of the same title, about the first human-treecat bonding, and their attempts to keep the Treecats' intelligence a secret from the more [[JerkAss exploitative and xenophobic parts]] of human society.