Night Tales Books in Order

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The Night Tales series by Nora Roberts, published between 1991 and 2000, features stories centered on themes of duty, partnership, and personal connection. Each book explores the dynamics between individuals who face challenges in urban settings, often involving law enforcement and high-stakes situations. The series highlights the development of relationships that begin as professional collaborations and evolve into deeper, meaningful bonds.

Publication order

In the order the books were originally released.

  1. Night Shift

    1991 · Nora Roberts

    Night Shift is a 1991 book by Nora Roberts. It is book 1 of the series Night Tales.

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  2. Night Shadow

    1991 · Nora Roberts

    Night Shadow is a 1991 book by Nora Roberts. It is book 2 of the series Night Tales.

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    Nightshade

    1993 · Nora Roberts

    Colt Nightshade is a professional troubleshooter who takes on dangerous assignments alone. While searching for a runaway girl in the city's rough…

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  4. Night Smoke

    1994 · Nora Roberts

    Night Smoke is a 1994 book by Nora Roberts. It is book 4 of the series Night Tales.

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  5. Night Shield

    2000 · Nora Roberts

    Night Shield is a 2000 book by Nora Roberts. It is book 5 of the series Night Tales.

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Frequently asked questions

What order should I read the Night Tales books in?

Read them in publication order, starting with “Night Shift”. Start with “Night Shift.”

How many books are in the Night Tales series?

We list 5 books by Nora Roberts , published between 1991–2000.

Where can I buy the Night Tales books?

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Reading order compiled from author/publisher guidance and verified bibliographic data. Spotted a wrong order, a missing book, or any other mistake? and we'll correct it.