Chanur Books in Order
Part ofCJ Cherryh Books in OrderC. J. Cherryh’s Chanur series follows alien hani traders whose encounter with a human draws their ships into interstellar rivalries among civilizations.
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Chanur books in publication order
5 books
The Pride of Chanur
by CJ Cherryh
1981
An escaped human prisoner seeks refuge aboard Pyanfar Chanur's alien merchant ship. Protecting him from the kif places her crew in danger and threatens the balance between the species that share the trading stations of the Compact.
Chanur's Venture
by CJ Cherryh
1984
Pyanfar Chanur returns to Meetpoint Station and finds the human Tully caught in plans to open trade with his species. Rival alien powers fear losing influence, pulling her ship into political maneuvers that could become an interstellar war.
The Kif Strike Back
by CJ Cherryh
1985
When the kif capture Hilfy and the human Tully, Captain Pyanfar Chanur takes her crew to Mkks Station to rescue them. The mission draws her into shifting alliances and a political conflict involving several very different alien species.
Chanur's Homecoming
by CJ Cherryh
1986
A fleet of human ships approaches Compact space while rival alien factions devastate its stations. Pyanfar Chanur must protect her crew and homeworld, which lies in the path of a battle that threatens the future of her species.
Chanur's Legacy
by CJ Cherryh
1992
New captain Hilfy Chanur accepts a lucrative commission to transport a mysterious religious object, hoping to ease her ship's financial pressures. The assignment instead draws her crew into interstellar intrigue, where identifying trustworthy allies becomes essential to survival.
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