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Merovingen Nights

by C.J. Cherryh

8 books Started 1985 Latest 1991
Publication Reading Order

The Merovingen Nights is a Science Fiction / Fantasy series by C.J. Cherryh, comprising 8 books published between 1985 and 1991. Books are listed in publication order, which is the recommended reading sequence.

# Title Year Buy
Angel with the Sword cover 1 Angel with the Sword 1985 Buy from Amazon
Festival Moon ( By: Pat Tobin) cover 2 Festival Moon ( By: Pat Tobin) 1987 Buy from Amazon
Fever Season ( By: Pat Tobin) cover 3 Fever Season ( By: Pat Tobin) 1987 Buy from Amazon
Troubled Waters ( By: Chris Morris) cover 4 Troubled Waters ( By: Chris Morris) 1988 Buy from Amazon
Smuggler's Gold ( By: Chris Morris) cover 5 Smuggler's Gold ( By: Chris Morris) 1988 Buy from Amazon
Divine Right ( By: Bradley H. Sinor) cover 6 Divine Right ( By: Bradley H. Sinor) 1989 Buy from Amazon
Flood Tide (Short Story) ( By: Bradley H. Sinor) cover 7 Flood Tide (Short Story) ( By: Bradley H. Sinor) 1990 Buy from Amazon
Endgame ( By: Pat Tobin) cover 8 Endgame ( By: Pat Tobin) 1991 Buy from Amazon
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About C.J. Cherryh

C. J. Cherryh (born November 1, 1942) is an American science fiction and fantasy writer. She has authored over 90 novels and short stories in multiple series, including the Foreigner universe, the Alliance-Union universe, and the Morgaine trilogy. Cherryh's works are widely acclaimed for their intricate worldbuilding and character development. She has won multiple awards for her writing, including three Hugo Awards, two Nebula Awards, and a Locus Award. Her influential 1978 novel "Downbelow Station" won the Nebula Award for Best Novel and Locus Award for Best Science Fiction Novel. This marked the beginning of her Foreigner universe, which has gained significant critical and commercial success. Cherryh's works are praised for their depth, realism, and exploration of complex social and political themes. She is considered one of the most significant figures in science fiction and has inspired numerous writers in the genre.

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