History Literature / HonorHarrington

There is now a SpinOff YoungAdult series centered on one of Honor's ancestors. For that series, see ''Literature/StephanieHarrington''. Also starting in September 2014 is a prequel series collectively titled ''Manticore Ascendant'', written by Wevber and Creator/TimothyZahn, with assistance from Tom Pope of BuNine; the first novel, ''A Call to Duty'', was given a launch party on August 28, 2014 at the ScienceFiction[=/=]{{Fantasy}} convention [[http://www.dragoncon.org Dragoncon.]]

There is now a SpinOff YoungAdult series centered on one of Honor's ancestors. For that series, see ''Literature/StephanieHarrington''. Also starting in September 2014 is a prequel series collectively titled ''Manticore Ascendant'', written by Creator/TimothyZahn; the first novel, ''A Call to Duty'', was given a launch party on August 28, 2014 at the ScienceFiction[=/=]{{Fantasy}} convention [[http://www.dragoncon.org Dragoncon.]]

* A computer game based on the Honorverse called "Tales of Honor: The Secret Fleet" has been released for iPad and tablet.

David Weber [[http://forums.davidweber.net/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=2255 announced on 27-Sept-2011]] that a [[TheFilmOfTheBook movie]] deal has been closed. This will be an adaptation of ''The Honor of the Queen'', with flashbacks to the first novel. In addition, a tie-in graphic novel series called "Tales of Honor", covering the events of ''On Basilisk Station'' is being released, along with a game for mobile devices.

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

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Weber has explicitly described the series as "Literature/HoratioHornblower" [-[[RecycledINSPACE IN SPACE!]]-] with the series being a great deal more focused on (Space) Naval operations than other science fiction series. Honor Harrington occasionally performs ground-based and political adventures, but the vast majority of the series is focused on her ship-to-ship conflicts, where she serves as commanding officer. However, like almost all {{Long Runner}}s, the story's scope has expanded a fair bit, with an increase in moments when Honor isn't "on-screen."

* ''The Short Victorious War'': Haven attempts to thrust further into Manticoran territory, but are only so successful. Meanwhile, forces within Haven change the leadership and tone of the war.

* ''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, and a mysterious sneak attack does terrible damage to the Manticore system. Haven's President Eloise Pritchart takes the risk of her life to clear the air once and for all, and may be the answer to Manticore's prayers... but the mysterious planet of Mesa has dangerous plans of its own.

* ''The Short Victorious War'': Haven attempts to thrust further into Manticoran territory, but are only so successful. Meanwhile, threats to the existing Havenite regime are not solely external this time.

* ''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. Haven's President Eloise Pritchart takes the risk of her life to clear the air once and for all, and may be the answer to Manticore's prayers... but the mysterious planet of Mesa has dangerous plans of its own.

* ''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. Haven's President Eloise Pritchart takes the risk of her life to clear the air once and for all, and may be the answer to Manticore's prayers. Meanwhile, the mysterious planet of Mesa has dangerous plans of its own.

* ''War of Honor'': A cease-fire has held between Manticore and Haven [[TimeSkip for years]]. Honor, out of favor with the current Manticoran government, 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 Havenite government struggles to keep the peace against popular pressure and dangerous political rivals.

* ''The Honor of the Queen'': Manticore sends a delegation to Grayson, hoping to form an alliance, but the other side's sexism makes things difficult, and Haven is working through Grayson's longtime enemies Masada against them.
* ''The Short Victorious War'': Haven attempts to thrust further into Manticoran territory, but are only so successful. Additionally, forces within Haven change the leadership and tone of the war.
* ''Field of Dishonor'': Disgraced over poor conduct during the previous novel, Pavel Young plans and executes a vicious revenge against Honor.

* ''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'', but her capture will have cataclysmic results for the People's Republic.
* ''Echoes of Honor'': Manticore grieves over Honor's execution while the emboldened Havenites 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 -- with the help of a few unlikely allies.

* ''War of Honor'': A cease-fire has held between Manticore and Haven for [[TimeSkip for several years]]. Honor, out of favor with the current Manticoran government, 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 Havenite government struggles to keep the peace against popular pressure and dangerous political rivals. They fail, and war resumes, this time in Haven's favor.

* ''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, and a mysterious sneak attack does terrible damage to the Manticore system. Havenite President Eloise Pritchart takes the risk of her life to clear the air once and for all, and may be the answer to Manticore's prayers. Meanwhile, the mysterious planet of Mesa has dangerous plans of its own.

* ''The Short Victorious War'': Haven attempts to thrust further into Manticoran territory, but are only so successful. Meanwhile, threats to the Havenite establishment are not solely external this time.
* ''Field of Dishonor'': Pavel Young plans a vicious revenge against Honor [[spoiler:and succeeds]]. Though that decision backfires, it still doesn't make Honor's life any easier.

* ''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 -- with the help of a few unlikely allies.

* ''War of Honor'': A cease-fire has held between Manticore and Haven for years. Honor, out of favor with the current Manticoran government, 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.
* ''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 deep 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.
* ''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. Eloise Pritchart takes the risk of her life to clear the air once and for all, and may be the answer to Manticore's prayers. Meanwhile, the mysterious planet of Mesa has dangerous plans of its own.

* ''On Basilisk Station'': When the prototype weapon mounted on Honor's light cruiser HMS ''Fearless'' fails to work as well as its designer wished, she and the crew are ReassignedToAntartica. At the eponymous backwater, Honor's old enemy Pavel Young is in command, the natives are troublesome, and Haven is behaving suspiciously.
* ''The Honor of the Queen'': Manticore sends a delegation to Grayson, hoping to form an alliance, but the other side's sexism makes things difficult, and Haven is working through Grayson's sworn enemies, the Masadans, to stymie it all.
* ''The Short Victorious War'': Haven attempts to thrust further into Manticoran territory, but are only so successful. Additionally, forces within Haven take the opportunity to stage a coup, changing the leadership and tone of the war.
* ''Field of Dishonor'': Disgraced over poor conduct during the previous novel, Pavel Young plans and executes a vicious revenge against Honor.
* ''Flag in Exile'': Honor returns to Grayson to manage her steading (and escape the fall-out from the previous novel), where enemies conspire against her, and Honor finds that even out of space she has more than one battle to fight. Meanwhile, the war against Haven intensifies, and Manticore starts to lose momentum.

* ''In Enemy Hands'': Honor is captured by Haven and, after a KangarooCourt, is sentenced to death. But her capture will have cataclysmic results for the People's Republic.
* ''Echoes of Honor'': Manticore grieves over Honor's execution while the emboldened Havenites 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 -- with the help of a few unlikely allies.

* ''War of Honor'': A cease-fire has held between Manticore and Haven [[TimeSkip for several years]]. Honor, out of favor with the current Manticoran government, 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 Havenite government struggles to keep the peace against popular pressure and dangerous political rivals. They fail, and war resumes, this time in Haven's favor.
* ''At All Costs'': With the previous novel's government toppled, Manticore struggles to overcome the loss of so much of their navy due to both cutbacks and attrition. As a distraction, Honor commands a fleet equipped with cutting-edge technology to make quick strikes deep 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.
* ''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. Havenite President Eloise Pritchart takes the risk of her life to clear the air once and for all, and may be the answer to Manticore's prayers. Meanwhile, the mysterious planet of Mesa has dangerous plans of its own.
* ''A Rising Thunder'': Haven and Manticore form a new "Grand Alliance" and begin 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 an escalating conflict with the Solarian League Navy.

* ''Ashes of Victory'': Honor recovers from her long stay on Hades while teaching at Saganami Island. The war between Manticore and Haven heats up even more, with major events on both sides that completely change the politics of the conflict. And Thomas Theisman, with the help of a few fellow patriots, finally makes a stand for the Republic he loves.* ''War of Honor'': A cease-fire has held between Manticore and Haven [[TimeSkip for several years]]. Honor, out of favor with the current Manticoran government, 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 Havenite government struggles to keep the peace against popular pressure and dangerous political rivals. They fail, and war resumes, this time in Haven's favor.

* ''On Basilisk Station'': When the prototype weapon mounted on Honor's light cruiser HMS ''Fearless'' fails to work as well as its designer wished, she and the crew are [[ReassignedToAntarctica 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.
* ''The Honor of the Queen'': Manticore sends a delegation to Grayson, hoping to form an alliance, but the other side's sexism makes things difficult, and Haven is working through Grayson's longtime enemies Masada against them.
* ''The Short Victorious War'': Haven attempts to thrust further into Manticoran territory, but are only so successful. Meanwhile, threats to the Havenite establishment are not solely external this time.
* ''Field of Dishonor'': Pavel Young plans a vicious revenge against Honor [[spoiler:and succeeds]]. Though that decision backfires, it still doesn't make Honor's life any easier.
* ''Flag in Exile'': Honor returns to Grayson to manage her steading, where enemies conspire against her, and Honor finds that even out of space she has more than one battle to fight. Meanwhile, the war against Haven intensifies, and Manticore starts to lose momentum.

* ''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'', but her capture will have cataclysmic results for the People's Republic.
* ''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 -- with the help of a few unlikely allies.
* ''Ashes of Victory'': Honor recovers from her long stay on Hades while teaching at Saganami Island. The war between Manticore and Haven heats up even more, with major events on both sides that completely change the politics of the conflict. And Thomas Theisman, with the help of a few fellow patriots, finally makes a stand for the Republic he loves.
* ''War of Honor'': A cease-fire has held between Manticore and Haven for years. Honor, out of favor with the current Manticoran government, 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.
* ''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 deep 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.
* ''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. Eloise Pritchart takes the risk of her life to clear the air once and for all, and may be the answer to Manticore's prayers. Meanwhile, the mysterious planet of Mesa has dangerous plans of its own.
* ''A Rising Thunder'': The Grand Alliance has formed and 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 an escalating conflict with the Solarian League Navy.

There is now a SpinOff YoungAdult series centered on one of Honor's ancestors. For that series, see ''Literature/StephanieHarrington''. Upcoming is a prequel series collectively titled ''Manticore Ascendant'', written by Creator/TimothyZahn; the first novel, ''A Call to Duty'', is slated for an October 2014 release.

* ''On Basilisk Station'': When the prototype weapon mounted on Honor's light cruiser HMS ''Fearless'' fails to work as well as its designer wished, she and the crew are ReassignedToAntartica. At the eponymous backwater, Honor's old enemy Pavel Young is in command, the natives are troublesome, and Haven is behaving suspiciously.
* ''The Honor of the Queen'': Manticore sends a delegation to Grayson, hoping to form an alliance, but the other side's sexism makes things difficult, and Haven is working through Grayson's sworn enemies, the Masadans, to stymie it all.
* ''The Short Victorious War'': Haven attempts to thrust further into Manticoran territory, but are only so successful. Additionally, forces within Haven take the opportunity to stage a coup, changing the leadership and tone of the war.
* ''Field of Dishonor'': Disgraced over poor conduct during the previous novel, Pavel Young plans a vicious revenge against Honor. Though not entirely successful, it's not entirely a failure either, as Honor is driven to extreme measures by the scheme.
* ''Flag in Exile'': Honor returns to Grayson to manage her steading (and escape the fall-out from the previous novel), where enemies conspire against her, and Honor finds that even out of space she has more than one battle to fight. Meanwhile, the war against Haven intensifies, and Manticore starts to lose momentum.

* ''In Enemy Hands'': Honor is captured by Haven and, after a KangarooCourt, is sentenced to death. But her capture will have cataclysmic results for the People's Republic.
* ''Echoes of Honor'': Manticore grieves over Honor's execution while the emboldened Havenites 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 -- with the help of a few unlikely allies.

* ''War of Honor'': A cease-fire has held between Manticore and Haven [[TimeSkip for several years]]. Honor, out of favor with the current Manticoran government, 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 Havenite government struggles to keep the peace against popular pressure and dangerous political rivals. They fail, and war resumes, this time in Haven's favor.
* ''At All Costs'': With the previous novel's government toppled, Manticore struggles to overcome the loss of so much of their navy due to both cutbacks and attrition. As a distraction, Honor commands a fleet equipped with cutting-edge technology to make quick strikes deep 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.
* ''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. Havenite President Eloise Pritchart takes the risk of her life to clear the air once and for all, and may be the answer to Manticore's prayers. Meanwhile, the mysterious planet of Mesa has dangerous plans of its own.
* ''A Rising Thunder'': Haven and Manticore form a new "Grand Alliance" and begin 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 an escalating conflict with the Solarian League Navy.

* ''On Basilisk Station'': When the prototype weapon mounted on Honor's light cruiser HMS ''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.
* ''The Honor of the Queen'': Manticore sends a delegation to Grayson, hoping to form an alliance, but the other side's sexism makes things difficult, and Haven is working through their old enemies Masada against them.
* ''The Short Victorious War'': Haven attempts to thrust further into Manticoran alliance territory, but the threats to the existing Havenite system are not solely external this time.
* ''Field of Dishonor'': Pavel Young plans a vicious revenge against Honor [[spoiler:and succeeds]]. Though that decision backfires, it still doesn't make Honor's life any easier.
* ''Flag in Exile'': Events lead to Honor returning to Grayson to manage her steading, where enemies conspire against her, and Honor finds that even out of space she has more than one battle to fight. Meanwhile, the war intensifies, and Manticore starts to lose momentum.

* ''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'', but her capture will have cataclysmic results for the People's Republic.
* ''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 -- with the help of a few unlikely allies.

* ''War of Honor'': A cease-fire has held between Manticore and Haven for years. Honor, out of favor with the current Manticoran government, 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.
* ''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 deep 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.
* ''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. Eloise Pritchart takes the risk of her life to clear the air once and for all, and may be the answer to Manticore's prayers. Meanwhile, the mysterious planet of Mesa has dangerous plans of its own.
* ''A Rising Thunder'': The Grand Alliance has formed and 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 an escalating conflict with the Solarian League Navy.

David Weber [[http://forums.davidweber.net/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=2255 announced on 27-Sept-2011]] that a [[TheFilmOfTheBook movie]] deal has been closed. This will be an adaptation of ''The Honor of the Queen'', with flashbacks to the first novel. In addition, a tie-in graphic novel series is planned.

* ''Cauldron of Ghosts'' (due April 2014): Zilwicki and Cachat go after the Mesan Alignment itself -- but can even they manage to uproot the ancient conspiracy that has manipulated the galaxy for so long?[[note]]Runs from the middle of ''Mission of Honor'' (just after the [[spoiler:Oyster Bay]]) to the end of ''Shadow of Freedom''.[[/note]]

There is now a SpinOff YoungAdult series centered on one of Honor's ancestors. For that series, see ''Literature/StephanieHarrington''. Also upcoming is a prequel series collectively titled ''Manticore Ascendant'', written by Creator/TimothyZahn''; the first novel, ''A Call to Duty'', is slated for an October 2014 release.

There is now a SpinOff YoungAdult series centered on one of Honor's ancestors. For that series, see ''Literature/StephanieHarrington''.

** "What Price Dreams?" by David Weber: Tells the story of the first time a member of the House of Winton -- Crown Princess Adrienne -- bonded to a treecat.

* ''Cauldron of Ghosts'' (due April 2014): Zilwicki and Cachat go after the Mesan Alignment itself -- but can even they manage to uproot the ancient conspiracy that has manipulated the galaxy for so long?

* ''A Rising Thunder'': The Grand Alliance has formed and 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 Grand Alliance has formed, and 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.