Tanya Huff Books in Order

Young Crystal inherits a magical bloodline linking Ardhan’s royal family to the immortals of the Sacred Grove. When a surviving dark wizard threatens the kingdom, her emerging abilities may be the only power capable of resisting him.

A young woman who perceives supernatural beings, a street musician, and a homeless woman join an adept of Light in modern Toronto. Their unlikely alliance confronts a growing darkness that threatens to spill into the ordinary city.

After saving Ardhan, Crystal struggles to find purpose as the world’s last wizard. A chance rescue renews her connection with humanity and sends her on a search for a hidden treasure, testing what comes after a hero’s great victory.

A thief, a dissolute prince, and a princess trained in wizardry form an uneasy alliance after a protective talisman is stolen. Recovering the Stone of Ischia means facing pirates and magic before the city’s volcano destroys it.

Former homicide detective Vicki Nelson investigates a Toronto murder that appears to involve a vampire. Her search introduces Henry Fitzroy, an actual vampire, and forces her to reconsider the supernatural while working around her deteriorating night vision.

An ancient being escapes the protections surrounding a museum sarcophagus and begins influencing Toronto’s residents. Vampire Henry Fitzroy’s disturbing visions draw Vicki Nelson into an investigation that overlaps with Mike Celluci’s inquiries into mysterious deaths at the museum.

A werewolf family living quietly on an Ontario farm becomes the target of systematic killings. Vampire Henry Fitzroy seeks Vicki Nelson’s help, relying on her ability to work by daylight as they race to identify and stop the murderer.

Vicki Nelson travels to Kingston after learning that her mother has died, only to discover the body has vanished. Her search leads toward university experiments in life after death, turning grief into a deeply personal supernatural investigation.

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.

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.

Scholar Aurek Nuiken ventures into Richemulot’s underground passages in search of a spellbook that might save his wife. His quest draws him and his younger brother into competing attractions, sibling rivalries, and the schemes of dangerous wererats.

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.

Edited by Nicola Griffith and Stephen Pagel, this anthology explores queer characters and relationships through fantasy. Its stories consider love, loss, identity, and altered realities, with contributors including Tanya Huff, Ellen Kushner, and Robin Wayne Bailey.

A ghost forces vampire Henry Fitzroy into a nightly question game in which wrong answers cost innocent lives. He calls private investigator Vicki Nelson for help uncovering the deaths behind the haunting before its demand for revenge claims more victims.

Keeper Claire Hansen arrives at a rundown guesthouse and finds herself trapped with responsibility for its supernatural dangers. Her outspoken cat, an attractive handyman, and a ghost complicate the task of preventing the building’s troubles from threatening the universe.

Two linked collections follow Magdelene, an exceptionally powerful but reluctant wizard, and Terizan, a highly capable thief. Their adventures turn fantasy conventions into comic predicaments, as formidable abilities fail to spare either woman from awkward demands and complications.

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.

Fifteen stories range through magic, supernatural encounters and familiar Blood-series characters. Vicki, Henry and Mike investigate uncanny trouble alongside other fantastic tales, including a novella centered on a vengeful spirit associated with Lake Nepeakea.

Staff Sergeant Torin Kerr’s platoon is assigned to escort a diplomatic mission courting the warlike Silsviss. What appears to be ceremonial duty becomes dangerous as Confederation politics and the possibility of enemy interference place her marines at risk.

Claire Hansen wants to protect her ordinary human companion Dean from the hazards of her work as a Keeper. Their relationship instead produces unexpected cosmic complications when an angel and demon appear in Ontario, alongside interference from her younger sister.

After antagonizing a general, Torin Kerr is separated from her platoon and assigned to protect scientists exploring an enormous derelict spacecraft. An unreliable commander and the vessel’s uncertain origins turn the expedition into a potentially deadly military puzzle.

Newly active Keeper Diana Hansen receives her first summons at a shopping mall where Darkness is attempting a takeover. Her sister Claire and their talking cats provide backup, but crossing into the mall’s supernatural counterpart reveals far greater complications.

Seventeen stories revisit thief Terizan and characters from the Blood novels alongside other fantastic settings. New and previously published adventures bring theft, vampires and magic together, with introductions explaining the background of each tale.

Television production assistant Tony Foster notices shadows moving independently on the set of a vampire detective show. A death and the discovery of a real wizard pull him back into supernatural danger, requiring help from his vampire ex, Henry Fitzroy.

Wizard-in-training Tony Foster accompanies a television crew to an isolated historic mansion, expecting ordinary production headaches. Instead, ghosts and reenacted murders expose the house’s deadly history, trapping cast and crew overnight while Tony struggles to keep them alive.

Tony Foster’s wizard training competes with his demanding television job until a stuntwoman reveals a demonic threat to Vancouver. Protecting his coworkers and city becomes increasingly difficult as supernatural attacks collide with a production schedule that refuses to stop.

Seventeen stories move between vampire encounters, fairy tales transformed by skateboarding and imagined worlds ruled by magic. Familiar supernatural figures enter unexpected settings, bringing desires and challenges that shift between everyday life and fantastic possibilities.

Torin Kerr accompanies a recovering major to the Marine training planet Crucible for what should be a routine field test. When simulated combat turns lethal, she must protect the major, his doctor, and inexperienced recruits while investigating the disaster.

This collection follows Vicki Nelson, vampire Henry Fitzroy, and police officer Mike Celluci through additional supernatural mysteries. Alongside the stories, it includes Huff’s screenplay for the Blood Ties episode Stone Cold and an introduction discussing her television work.

Presumed dead after a devastating battle, Torin Kerr awakens in an underground prison that should not exist. She organizes a way out for herself and fellow marines, while the camp raises troubling questions about the Confederation’s enemy and war.

Alysha Gale inherits her grandmother’s Calgary junk shop and welcomes a chance to escape her powerful family. Its magical stock and unusual customers soon reveal hidden dangers, while her grandmother’s disappearance complicates Allie’s attempt to build an independent life.

Torin Kerr leaves the Marines to share a salvage ship with Craig Ryder, but civilian work proves dangerous. When pirates kidnap Craig and abandon her, she calls on former comrades to mount a rescue and uncover the attackers’ purpose.

Seven contemporary fantasies uncover strange forces within recognizable surroundings. An imperial dragon appears in Toronto's Chinatown, Jack and the Beanstalk becomes a heavy-metal tale, and ancient gods reveal family dysfunction, making everyday settings unexpectedly magical.

Eight heroic fantasies travel from Camelot and ancient Egypt to fairy-tale landscapes and dangerous seas. Resourceful heroines navigate demanding adventures, while the author's annotations explain the origins and background of the stories collected here.

Musician Charlotte Gale travels to a Celtic festival in Nova Scotia, where stolen sealskins are being used to pressure selkies into supporting offshore drilling. Helping them means confronting a rival magical power and reconsidering her own family’s expectations.

When an invading empire captures five women from Aydori’s Mage-Pack, novice mage Mirian Maylin and werewolf Tomas Hagen pursue them. Their rescue mission takes them deep into enemy territory while the kingdom’s defenders remain occupied at the border.

This anthology gathers speculative short fiction and poetry by Canadian writers, spanning science fiction, fantasy, horror, and magical realism. Tanya Huff contributes an introduction to a collection exploring alternate realities and the social, technological, and environmental questions they raise.

Terizan's successful break-in at the Thieves' Guild gives her an unwanted reputation as Oreen's finest thief. In five tales, that status brings troublesome expectations involving mercenaries, royal families, ghosts, gods and wizards who complicate her work.

An approaching asteroid threatens humanity, sending Charlotte Gale in search of a magical solution. With much of her powerful family unable to intervene directly, she relies on her guitar and dragon prince Jack while navigating complicated feelings and family pressure.

Former Marine Torin Kerr assembles a team for missions the authorities cannot officially undertake. When ancient grave goods appear on the black market, they must stop looters from recovering buried weapons capable of destroying planets and reigniting interstellar war.

Magdelene possesses more magical power than anyone else but would rather relax than accept responsibility. These seven stories follow her reluctant encounters with apprentices, demons, dragons and bureaucratic demands, accompanied by the author’s notes about their origins.

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.

Torin Kerr helps organize former military personnel into Justice Department strike teams suited to a troubled peace. When archaeologists are taken hostage on a restricted planet, her team must attempt a rescue while navigating the dangers of protecting civilians.

Torin Kerr has found purpose as a Warden, but the return of an alien ship tied to the former war unsettles her new life. With the Silsviss testing Confederation unity, preserving peace requires confronting the military past she left behind.

Edited by Brian Thomas Schmidt, this space opera anthology combines new stories from established fictional universes with work by earlier genre writers. Contributors include Tanya Huff, Becky Chambers, Jack Campbell, and Orson Scott Card, exploring conflict, discovery, and humanity beyond Earth.

These stories revisit Vicki Nelson, Henry Fitzroy, Tony Foster, and others from the Blood universe. Their cases involve a kidnapped policeman, a dangerous siren, malicious wish-granting, dimensional travel, and supernatural trouble surrounding a missing child and a school.

The Heirs of Marsan must cross a landscape devastated by ancient mage wars to save their people. Their survival depends on an uncontrollable guide whose existence challenges their beliefs, testing family bonds, friendship, and their understanding of magic’s consequences.

Torin Kerr and her comrades face captured worlds, besieged cities and uncertain alien encounters in these Confederation stories. Familiar soldiers must balance loyalty, judgment and survival when difficult missions reveal dangers that conventional orders cannot fully address.

A missing visitor brings a private investigator to Lake Argen, whose prosperity depends on an ancient bargain with a dark force. Baker Cassidy Prewitt must manage the town’s supernatural crisis while developing feelings for the outsider investigating its secrets.

Teachers at a magical high school recognize a potential Hero among their new students and realize a Villain must be emerging too. While maintaining lessons and test scores, they must identify the threat and keep their charges alive.

Seven contemporary fantasies approach loyalty through dogs, sea serpents through cats and relationships through mythical encounters. Ordinary commitments and unexpected supernatural complications test the characters, mixing painful choices with humor and the question of how to live well.