The Merchant Princes Books in Order
The Merchant Princes is a series of 6 books written by Charles Stross.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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The Merchant Princes books in publication order
6 books
The Family Trade
by Charles Stross
2004
Journalist Miriam Beckstein receives a mysterious locket and discovers she can travel to a parallel Earth. Meeting her powerful birth family draws her into a world where medieval politics, criminal trade and modern technology create deadly entanglements.
The Hidden Family
by Charles Stross
2005
Miriam Beckstein finds herself entangled in the rivalries of wealthy families who trade between parallel worlds. Applying modern business methods offers possibilities for independence, but family obligations, concealed schemes and dangerous contraband threaten her survival and ambitions.
The Clan Corporate
by Charles Stross
2006
Miriam builds a legitimate business in a third timeline, hoping to escape her powerful family's control. But clan politics tighten around her, and a proposed royal marriage threatens to turn her independence into another tool of dynastic ambition.
The Merchants' War
by Charles Stross
2007
Miriam Beckstein hides in another world after escaping an unwanted royal betrothal. Civil war engulfs the Clan's homeland, while rival factions pursue their interests and dangers she does not yet understand threaten her chances of remaining free.
The Revolution Business
by Charles Stross
2009
Civil war traps the Clan's army under siege across two universes, while its leader's stroke encourages political maneuvering. Miriam becomes the focus of a progressive faction's ambitions as an American technological breakthrough threatens to reshape the conflict.
The Trade of Queens
by Charles Stross
2010
A rogue Clan faction launches nuclear attacks in America, leaving Miriam and her relatives facing annihilation across parallel worlds. Political conspiracies close off potential refuges, while New Britain's own upheavals make escape increasingly uncertain and dangerous.
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