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The Blood Books series by Tanya Huff is a collection of urban fantasy and literary fiction novels featuring private investigator Victoria Nelson, who works with an immortal partner and a former lover. Set in a world where supernatural elements intersect with crime and mystery, the series explores themes of loyalty, legacy, and the complexities of human and non-human relationships. The books are part of a larger literary universe and include both standalone and interconnected stories.
Blood Books was first published in 1991.
Publication order
In the order the books were originally released.
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Buy on Amazon1991 · Tanya Huff
Blood Price is the first novel in Tanya Huff's Blood Books series, featuring private investigator Victoria ("Vicky/Vicki") Nelson. She is aided by…
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Buy on Amazon1992 · Tanya Huff
Blood Trail is a 2007 book by Tanya Huff. It is book 2 of the series Blood Books. Catalog genres: Literary Fiction, Fantasy, Mystery & Detective,…
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Buy on Amazon1993 · Tanya Huff
Blood Lines is a 2007 book by Tanya Huff. It is book 3 of the series Blood Books. Catalog genres: Urban Fantasy. The listed edition runs 272 pages.
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Buy on Amazon1993 · Tanya Huff
Blood Pact is a 2007 book by Tanya Huff. It is book 4 of the series Blood Books. Catalog genres: Urban Fantasy. The listed edition runs 336 pages.
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Buy on Amazon1997 · Tanya Huff
Blood Debt is a 2007 book by Tanya Huff. It is book 5 of the series Blood Books. The listed edition runs 336 pages.
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Frequently asked questions
What order should I read the Blood Books books in?
Read them in publication order, starting with “Blood Price”. Start with “Blood Price.”
How many books are in the Blood Books series?
We list 5 books by Tanya Huff , published between 1991–1997.
Where can I buy the Blood Books books?
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