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Fifth Millenium Series with Shirley Meier, Karen Wehrstein

by S.M. Stirling

8 books Started 1985 Latest 1992
Publication Reading Order

The Fifth Millenium Series with Shirley Meier, Karen Wehrstein is a series by S.M. Stirling, comprising 8 books published between 1985 and 1992. Books are listed in publication order, which is the recommended reading sequence.

# Title Year Buy
Snowbrother cover 1 Snowbrother 1985 Buy from Amazon
The Sharpest Edge cover 2 The Sharpest Edge 1986 Buy from Amazon
The Cage cover 3 The Cage 1989 Buy from Amazon
Shadow's Son cover 4 Shadow's Son 1991 Buy from Amazon
Shadow's Daughter   ( By: Shirley Meier) cover 5 Shadow's Daughter ( By: Shirley Meier) 1991 Buy from Amazon
Lion's Heart   ( By: Karen Wehrstein) cover 6 Lion's Heart ( By: Karen Wehrstein) 1991 Buy from Amazon
Lion's Soul   ( By: Karen Wehrstein) cover 7 Lion's Soul ( By: Karen Wehrstein) 1991 Buy from Amazon
Saber and Shadow cover 8 Saber and Shadow 1992 Buy from Amazon

S.M. Stirling (born January 30, 1953) is an American speculative fiction author. He is known for his series "The Change," set in an alternate history where geriatric nanites run amok, causing great societal upheaval. Stirling's other notable works include the "Emberverse" series, set in a future where the world has been plunged into a new Dark Ages. Stirling has won the Prometheus Award three times for his works "Dies the Fire" (1999), "The Protector's War" (2006), and "The Sunrise Lands" (2015). His books have been praised for their well-developed characters, meticulous worldbuilding, and exploration of complex themes. Stirling's work often centers around the clash between traditional values and the forces of progress and societal upheaval, examining the strength and resilience of the human spirit in the face of adversity.

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