Quarters Books in Order
Quarters is a series of 5 books written by Tanya Huff.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Quarters books in publication order
5 books
Sing the Four Quarters
by Tanya Huff
1994
Annice renounces royal privilege and promises to remain childless so she can train as a bard. Years later, pregnancy and a treason accusation send her fleeing with her unborn child’s father, using elemental song to survive political danger.
Fifth Quarter
by Tanya Huff
1995
Sibling assassins Vree and Bannon attempt an apparently straightforward killing, but their target steals Bannon’s body. Trapped together inside Vree, they face a coercive bargain that pits recovering their separate lives against loyalty to the Empire they serve.
No Quarter
by Tanya Huff
1996
Vree carries Gyhard’s soul north to Shkoder, hoping its bards can give him a body without another death. Distrust of their violent histories obstructs that search, while animated corpses and Gyhard’s past create a new threat in the mountains.
The Quartered Sea
by Tanya Huff
1999
Bard Benedikt can sing only water, a limitation that separates him from his peers. After volunteering for an exploratory voyage, he is shipwrecked abroad and caught between political and religious rivals who want to exploit his elemental gift.
Three Quarters: A Quarters Collection
by Tanya Huff
2016
Three stories return to the Quarters world, following assassins Vree and Bannon through a dangerous assignment and an unconventional holiday. A third tale sends young bard Evicka to spy on Vree and Gyhard, with introductions from Huff.
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