C.J. Cherryh: Reading Order and Checklist

by Peter Stark

Enjoy Your Favourite Books In The Right Order.

Nothing ruins your reading experience more than fumbling around the web trying to figure out the correct sequence of a series, or worse: accidently reading in the wrong order. Whether you are devouring all the work from your favorite author or dipping into a new author; nothing is more important than reading order.

With this original reading list you get the perfect tool to enjoy C.J. Cherryh books the way they where meant to be enjoyed.

You can also use the reading list as checklist. Simply use the inbuilt highlight feature to highlight all the books that you have already read.

Includes Links to Each book on Amazon!

Copyright notice: This list is in full compliance with Circular 34 from the United States Copyright Office. Titles, names, dates, short phrases and expressions have been reproduced.

26 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 27, 2016

Reviews

[David Merrill · Rating 2 out of 5]

I'm glad I only paid 99 cents for this. The first line in the description says, "Nothing ruins your reading experience more than fumbling around the web trying to figure out the correct sequence of a series. . .," so one anticipate the information here should be better than that you can find on the web. Now, granted, Cherryh is particularly difficult when it comes to reading order, but this list misses stuff I found easily. Many of the series books have been collected into omnibus volumes. None of these are listed. It does manage to point out Heavy Time and Hellburner precede Downbelow Station in the internal chronology, but come after it in publication order, which most websites miss. It would have been nice to get some descriptions as long as I'm paying a dollar. The list also does not get into how the series's in the Company War/Alliance/ Union relate to each other. So, it misses the mark on nearly everything I hoped would be here.

[Sandy · Rating 1 out of 5]

These checklists by people that haven't read the books are useful if you like spoilers.