Lee and Miller handy clickable catalog of books

You can find Lee and Miller books at bookstores of all kinds, all around the world. If you have a favorite bookstore, we encourage you to shop there and show them your support. The links below are provided for the convenience of those who may not have a favorite bookstore, or who simply find shopping online to be more convenient than going out into the world. We, the authors, earn the exact same royalty on each book sale, from legitimate sources. We don’t, naturally, receive any royalties from books downloaded from pirate sites, even the ones that charge you money.

All that said, the lists below concern themselves with five vendors, and one catalog: Uncle Hugo’s Science Fiction Bookstore in Minneapolis, which ships worldwide and has supported the Lee-and-Miller writing career even when we didn’t have one; Baen EBooks, the ebook arm of our publisher; Barnes and Noble; Amazon; Audible; and Pinbeam Books.

What you need to know about these vendors is this:

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1. Uncle Hugo’s sells paper books only

2. Obviously, Baen EBooks sells ebooks only, but! It sells ebooks that are DRM-free (that means you can read them in the reader of your choice, on multiple devices, and lend them to a friend, if you’d like), and it sells ebooks in every format known to man: epub (Nook); mobi (Kindle); Palm, Stanza, Sony LRF, Rocketbook, RTF, MS Reader, HTML and/or you may read online — and probably some that we’re forgetting.

3. Audible has published audiobooks of all the Liaden Universe® novels to date as well as The Tomorrow Log, and also Carousel Tides, Carousel Sun, and Carousel Seas, by Sharon Lee.

4. Pinbeam Books is us — Steve Miller and Sharon Lee. It’s a catalog of all our self-published ebooks, with buy links to Barnes and Noble, Amazon, and Smashwords.

Everybody confused now? Great, here we go!

Where to Buy Books by Lee and Miller

First, an easy one. Here’s your link to the Uncle Hugo’s catalog page of all Lee-and-Miller paper books in stock. Did we mention that some of those in-stock books are signed by the authors?

Another easy one. Here’s your link to the Baen EBooks Lee and Miller catalog. And! Here’s your link to the Baen EBooks Sharon Lee catalog.

Third easy one. Here’s your link to the Audible Liaden Universe® catalog. And!
Here’s your link to the Audible page for Necessity’s Child, which is a Liaden Universe® novel, despite having no place on the catalog page. And!
Here’s your link to The Tomorrow Log. And!
Here’s your link to Carousel Tides. . .
. . .your link to Carousel Sun. . .
. . .aaaand your link to Carousel Seas

Lee and Miller books are also available at Kobo, iBooks, and other fine emporiums.

Liaden Universe® Novels (space opera)
For a discussion of the “proper” reading order of the Liaden Universe® novels,
please see this page.

Omnibus editions:
These four volumes include the entire Liaden Universe® backlist: 10 books for the price of four — such a deal.

Liaden novels featuring Theo Waitley:

Other Liaden novels:

Short story collections:
(for information on which short stories appear in what chapbook, former collection, &c, click this link)

The Fey Duology (dark fantasy)

Other Space Opera

The Tomorrow Log, Embiid, Meisha Merlin, February 2003
Out of print in print
Ebooks: | BN | |Amazon|

Sword of Orion, Phobos Books, October 2005
Paper Books: | BN | |Amazon|
No ebook edition of this work was published

Sharon Lee’s Maine Novels

Mysteries:
Barnburner, SRM Publisher, 2002.
Ebooks: | BN | |Amazon|

Gunshy, SRM Publisher, 2006.
Ebooks: | BN | |Amazon|

updated February 9, 2020 slee

View Comments (41)

deb braunstein says:

April 20, 2014 at 4:13 am

When will he next book after Dragon Ship be coming out ? And pls sign me back up for your infodump or other ongoing info on your books & activities.

Thanks
Deb
- Sharon says:
  
  April 20, 2014 at 1:11 pm
  
  The next "book" after Dragon Ship are the five books currently under contract. If you mean, "When is the next Theo-centric book" -- it's not the book we're working on now; this one's a Shan-and-Surebleak book -- and that's about all I know.
  
  We haven't actually sent out an infodump in a while, so you may still be on the list. You can sign yourself up here: http://www.fireopal.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/liadenuniversenews
  
  Hope that helps.
David Grinbergs says:

May 2, 2014 at 6:24 pm

Shan and Surebleak is the next best thing to Theo, please hurry !!!!
And Thanks for all the Liaden books !!!!
JLee Conaway says:

May 7, 2014 at 4:42 am

Dear Sharon Lee:
Sword of Orion is labeled as being Book 1 of a series. When do you think you will be putting out book 2? Or is it permanently on hold?
Thank you,.
- Sharon says:
  
  May 7, 2014 at 10:08 pm
  
  Sword of Orion was a work for hire. That means that all rights belong to the publisher. . .who has since gone out of business. So I'm thinking -- permanently on hold.
  - JLee Conaway says:
    
    May 9, 2014 at 6:16 am
    
    Okay, thank you for letting me know. I won't start the series since I now know it's a dead end.
Janet Boyd says:

May 20, 2014 at 11:43 am

Delighted to hear of the " Shan and Surebleak" coming book. I really enjoyed "Necessities Child" and the insight into well loved, long known characters and meeting not only new characters but whole new societies.
Please, as eager as I am to get my hands of your books, do not push yourselves any harder that work requires you to do so. I like to think you both enjoy your writing as much as we enjoy the reading
Mainnalle says:

July 13, 2014 at 2:42 am

Having just recently discovered your books, (through Baen's Free Library, naturally) I wish to thank you for the clarity and comprehensiveness of this list. It was very useful. Read: now I know the order I want to buy them in :D
Valerie Coskrey says:

July 24, 2014 at 4:35 am

Did I miss it, or did you only mention Balance of Trade in passing without putting it on any specific list. I consider this and Necessity's Child to be really good YA books and often recommend them. I haven't yet read Trade Secret or Sword of Orion.
Sharon says:

July 24, 2014 at 12:20 pm

Well. . .It's right there in The Crystal Variation, along with Crystal Soldier and Crystal Dragon. The above is not a list of lists; it's a list of the format in which the books are available right now. Balance of Trade has been collected into an omnibus edition, so. . .

Thank you for reading.
Angela L says:

September 7, 2014 at 5:56 pm

I love Korval / Liaden universe, it's many characters, and connections to other characters. Have found your continuity between generations, between eras, and just in the mini-series(multiple), is exceptional. Your beta-readers must read previous books to prep for the new one, and read EVERY SINGLE WORD! Because I haven't found any big ugly-spots! Joy to read these!
Kathy says:

November 18, 2014 at 5:42 am

I have been reading your Liad series since the beginning when it was hard to find them, before Amazon, and e-readers(still don't have). I have probably reread every book 4-5 times. This world that you have created is so wonderful and addictive. These characters seem so real. Keep up the good work and we'll all keep reading. I love all the cats in them as I currently have a cat in front of my keyboard as I type this, purring, and not letting me move him out of the way - it's his house and desk, after all.
Michael Schmidr says:

December 2, 2014 at 3:14 pm

Will there be a sequel to The Tomorrow Log? Gem ser'Edreth went through too much adversity to just die on the vine.