Hashka Chronicles Books in Order
Part ofViola Grace Books in OrderViola Grace’s Hashka Chronicles combines science fiction romance with alien worlds, star avatars, and women caught between religious power and dangerous desire.
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Hashka Chronicles books in publication order
5 books
Captive of the Stars
by Viola Grace
2011
Nasha hosts the red star Ithena and refuses to accept that her father sold her to Lord Kalowell. Captured during an invasion, she struggles for freedom while her captor unknowingly seeks the power she carries.
Caress of the Stars
by Viola Grace
2011
Huana sets out to find the Hashka's lost home world with the power of the star Dekkar. Her bodyguard Yaedo proves to be more than a traveling companion, complicating their mission with an unexpected bond.
Emissary to the Stars
by Viola Grace
2011
Chosen as a goddess's emissary, Siri has little time outside temple duties. A rare vacation on Allacor brings an attraction to a clan's future leader, but her responsibilities and hidden identity threaten their growing connection.
Sacrifice to the Stars
by Viola Grace
2011
Tia has spent her life avoiding the priesthood, only to find herself facing sacrifice on a foreign world. Her attraction to General Jenner Mathwin leaves her weighing trust against the dangers of the ceremony.
Wrath of the Stars
by Viola Grace
2011
Kidnapped for sacrifice, psychic Venya escapes into a forest on a planet hostile to people with her abilities. An emissary of the god Morvigeth offers protection, but trusting him challenges her understanding of the world.
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