History Literature / HonorHarrington

* ''Honor In Victory'' (working title): Final novel intended to wrap up the series, due 2018 for the 25th Anniversary of ''On Basilisk Station''.

->''Let's be about it.''

[[caption-width-right:325:No matter the size of your star fleet, do not mess with Lady Harrington, her crew, her country, her family and especially her 'cat. The 'cat will ''cut you.'']]

* ''Shadow of Victory'': Mesa continues to stir up trouble in the Talbott Quadrant, and Michelle Henke has something to say about it.[[note]]This novel overlaps with the storyline from ''Storm From the Shadows'' through ''Cauldron of Ghosts'', and mostly fills in backstory for events in the Quadrant and the Grand Alliance's response to same.[[/note]]

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 ''Literature/ManticoreAscendant'', written by Weber 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.]]

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* ''The Short Victorious War'': Haven attempts to thrust further into Manticoran territory, but are only so successful -- and threats to the Havenite regime are not solely external this time.
* ''Field of Dishonor'': Disgraced over poor conduct during the previous novel, Pavel Young plans and executes a vicious revenge against Honor -- but not without consequences.
* ''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 following ''On Basilisk Station'', but her capture will have cataclysmic results for the People's Republic.

* ''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.

* ''Cauldron of Ghosts'': 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]]

* ''A Call to Vengeance'': Final book forthcoming 2017.

All the novels up to ''A Beautiful Friendship'' are legally available for free, along with many other Creator/BaenBooks titles, via the [[http://baencd.thefifthimperium.com/ Baen Free CD site]]. The best collection of Honorverse titles is on the ''Mission of Honor'' promotional CD.

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. At [=HonorCon=] 2014, it was announced that the studio involved, Evergreen, is considering doing an episodic format instead, comparing it to GameOfThrones, to general acceptance from the crowd. Evergreen also announced a probable adventure game taking place alongside the events of OBS. However, with the collapse of Evergreen Films in mid-2015, the future of these projects is uncertain.

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* ''Shadow of Freedom'': While Manticore is occupied with the Solarian League, Michelle Henke is confronted with Mesa's latest gambit.[[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]].
* ''Shadow of Victory'': latest book on the series, published in 2016. This novel overlaps with the last half-dozen or so books, mostly filling in backstory.

* ''Shadow of Freedom'': While Manticore and the Grand Alliance try to get a footing in their conflict with the League, Mesa continues to stir up 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]]

** "A Ship Named Francis" by Creator/JohnRingo and Creator/VictorMitchell: The story of the strangest ship in the Tester's Navy.

* ''House of Steel'' gives detailed information both the Star Kingdom/Empire of Manticore and the Protectorate of Grayson and contains a novella.
** ''I Will Build My House of Steel'': Follows Roger Winton, Roger III of Manticore, as he prepared his Kingdom for the inevitable war with the People's Republic of Haven.

* ''Shadow of Victory'': next novel on the series, to be published in November 2016. This novel will weave the sub-series storylines back into the main line proper as the climax approaches.
* ''Honor In Victory'' (working title): Final novel intended to wrap up the series, due 2017 for the 25th Anniversary of ''On Basilisk Station''.

** "A Ship Named Francis" by Creator/JohnRingo and VictorMitchell: The story of the strangest ship in the Tester's Navy.

* ''House of Lies'' (due TBA, working title) will contain similar information about Haven, the Andermani and (possibly) Silesia. Also included will be a novella, tentatively intended to focus on the implementation of the DuQuesne plan and the rise of the Legislaturalists.

* ''[[http://www.baen.com/readonline/index/read/sku/9781618240668 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.

** "A Grand Tour" by DavidDrake: Not a true Honorverse novel, but more the conceptual antecedent of the Literature/{{RCN}} books.
** "A Whiff of Grapeshot" by SMStirling: Tells of the Leveler Uprising which is mentioned in ''In Enemy Hands'' and the rise of Esther [=McQueen=].

** "The Stray" by LindaEvans: A story about the second human to bond to a treecat, during the same era as the Literature/StephanieHarrington books.

** "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.

** "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.

** "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.

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

** "By The Book" by CharlesEGannon: Tells the story of Earth during the early diaspora, as Luddites and extreme Greens are the Government.

** "Obligated Service" by JoellePresby: Extending the ''Grayson Navy Letters Home'', it follows Ensign Claire Bedlam Lecroix, one of the first female officers in the GSN.

* ''Shadow of Victory'': next novel on the series, to be published in November 2016. This novel will weave the sub-series storylines back into the main line proper as the climax approaches. [[/note]]

* ''[[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.

* ''Shadow of Freedom'': While Manticore and the Grand Alliance try to get a footing in their conflict with the League, Mesa continues to stir up 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.
* ''Shadow of Victory'': next novel on the series, to be published in November 2016. Despite being published in the main series [[IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming by the title]] we can surmise that it continues the ''Saganami Island'' subseries story threads.[[/note]]

* ''Shadow of Victory'': next novel on the series, to be published in November 2016. Despite being published in the main series [[IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming by the title]] we can surmise that it continues the ''Saganami Island'' subseries story threads. [[/note]]

* ''Shadow of Freedom'': While Manticore is occupied with the Solarian League, Michelle Henke is confronted with Mesa's latest gambit.[[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 Freedom'': While Manticore and the Grand Alliance try to get a footing in their conflict with the League, Mesa continues to stir up 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]]

* ''A Call to Arms'' (due 2015): Travis Long, now an officer, faces a battle on two fronts -- with the universe outside, and with forces in Manticore's own government which want to strip the Navy bare. Winning one of those battles will be difficult enough; to win both seems impossible. Fortunately, 'impossible' is one word with which Travis Long is not at all acquainted.

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. At [=HonorCon=] 2014, it was announced that the studio involved, Evergreen, is considering doing an episodic format instead, comparing it to GameOfThrones, to general acceptance from the crowd. 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 [[VideoGame/TalesOfHonorTheSecretFleet game]] for mobile devices. At [=HonorCon=] 2014, Evergreen also announced a probable adventure game taking place alongside the events of OBS.

* ''A Call to Duty'': 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.

* ''House of Lies'' (due TBA, working title) will contain similar information about Haven, the Andermani and (possibly) Silesia. Also included will be a novella describing the creation of the People's Republic.

-->''Let's be about it.

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 ''Literature/ManticoreAscendant]]'', written by Weber 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 Weber 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.]]

* ''The Honor of the Queen'': Manticore sends a diplomatic and military 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.

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 Weber and Creator/TimothyZahn, with assistance from Tom Pope of Creator/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 Wevber and Creator/TimothyZahn, with assistance from Tom Pope of Creator/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.]]