Order of Honor Harrington Books
Honor Harrington is a fictional character created by American novelist David Weber. Her full name is Honor Stephanie Alexander-Harrington and she is the featured character in his Honorverse universe – a military science fiction series. Honor is an officer in the space navy. The series is set between the years 4002 and 4022. The Honorverse includes the Honor Harrington series, the Wages of Sin series, the Saganami series and a YA series.
Honor Harrington made her debut in the novel On Basilisk Station, which was published in 1993. Below is a list of David Weber’s Honorverse books in order of when they were originally published (and in chronological order):
Publication Order of Honor Harrington Books
| On Basilisk Station | (1992) |    |
| The Honor of the Queen | (1993) | |
| The Short Victorious War | (1994) | |
| Field of Dishonor | (1994) | |
| Flag in Exile | (1995) | |
| Honor Among Enemies | (1996) | |
| In Enemy Hands | (1997) | |
| Echoes of Honor | (1998) | |
| Ashes of Victory | (2000) | |
| War of Honor | (2002) | |
| At All Costs | (2005) | |
| Mission of Honor | (2010) | |
| A Rising Thunder | (2012) | |
| Shadow of Freedom | (2013) | |
| Shadow of Victory | (2016) | |
| Uncompromising Honor | (2018) | |
Publication Order of Honorverse Companion Books
| Jayne's Intelligence Review | (2006) | |
| Jayne's Intelligence Review #2 | (2007) | |
| House of Steel | (2013) | |
Publication Order of Worlds of Honor Books
| More Than Honor | (1998) | |
| Worlds of Honor | (1999) | |
| Changer of Worlds | (2001) | |
| The Service of the Sword | (2003) | |
| In Fire Forged | (2011) | |
| Beginnings | (2013) | |
Note: A Fire Season and The Treecat War were co-authored by Jane Linskold.
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I tend to agree that Weber’s later books are not as readable as his earlier titles. They are still well written, but I like the Honor Harrington Character, and she is not featured as much in his later works. His new series is much better because it is more in the style of his earlier books.
I think you are wrong NighlonLibertine I think the Honor Harrington books are getting progressively better, now if they were making movies out of the Honor Harrington books each movie that came out would be worse than than the last one that came out, lets hope David Weber never go’s down THAT route.
David Weber’s Honor Harrington series is getting progressively worse reviews- so so sad.
Yes it is
Writing is still good, editing needs work.