Richard Harland Books in Order
Explore Richard Harland's books in order, with guides to the Ferren and Worldshaker series, plus summaries of his fantasy, horror, and children's adventures.
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Richard Harland books in publication order
8 books
Ferren and the Angel
by Richard Harland
2004
Young tribesman Ferren discovers the fallen angel Miriael, injured and unable to fly. Helping someone his people consider an enemy leads him to question the forces governing a devastated Earth and its war with Heaven.
Ferren and The Invasion of Heaven
by Richard Harland
2004
Ferren and Miriael continue building an alliance among the Residual tribes as the Humen prepare to invade Heaven. With fallen angel Asmodai aiding the enemy, Ferren and his companions undertake a dangerous mission into Heaven.
Ferren and The White Doctor
by Richard Harland
2004
Ferren and Miriael travel among Earth's scattered tribes, seeking to unite the Residuals against the Humen. Their efforts draw other young people, including Kiet, into the conflict between human survivors and the powers ruling their world.
The Black Crusade
by Richard Harland
2004
In 1894, Hungarian bank clerk Basil Smorta follows singer Volusia across Europe with a band of Fundamental Darwinists. Their leader's crusade takes him through grotesque adventures involving strange inventions, vampires, and sinister religious beliefs.
Walter Wants to be a Werewolf
by Richard Harland
2006
Walter Grimm belongs to a werewolf family but struggles with a transformation unlike those of his relatives. Seeking help from Doctor Van Fang, he hopes to understand what makes him different and become a proper werewolf.
Worldshaker
by Richard Harland
2009
Col grows up among the privileged passengers of the giant moving city Worldshaker. When a girl from its oppressed lower decks hides in his cabin, her presence challenges everything he has been taught about his society.
Liberator
by Richard Harland
2011
After revolution aboard a giant moving city, former servants and their old rulers must learn to live together. Col and Riff face sabotage, class resentment, and dwindling coal supplies that threaten the Liberator's future.
Song of the Slums
by Richard Harland
2013
Seventeen-year-old Astor expects marriage but instead finds herself working as a governess in the Swale household. Escaping into Brummingham's slums with Verrol, she discovers music, a new community, and a dangerous political struggle.
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