Bibliography

BIBLIOGRAPHY INDEX:
Novels
Anthologies & Collections
Novelizations & Tie-ins
Short Fiction
Nonfiction & Miscellaneous
Saint-Germain by Chronology
Saint-Germain by Publication Date


THE SAINT-GERMAIN CYCLE & RELATED WORKS


(in order of publication)
  1. HOTEL TRANSYLVANIA (1st Pub: St Martin's, 1978)
    Set in and around Paris in 1743, Saint-Germain makes his first appearance in a story that blends history and fiction as Saint-Germain is pitted against Satanists to preserve Madelaine de Montalia from ruin.

  2. THE PALACE (1st Pub: St Martin's, 1978)
    Renaissance Florence provides the background for this story of the collapse of the artistic and literary life of the city after the death of San Germano's friend, Lorenzo the Magnificent, followed by the rise of the fanatical Savonarola.

  3. BLOOD GAMES (1st Pub: St Martin's, 1979)
    Beginning during the reign of Nero, Sanct' Germain finds his way through the political turmoil of the time, and becomes the lover of the incomparable Atta Olivia Clemens

  4. PATH OF THE ECLIPSE (1st Pub: St Martin's, 1981)
    Traveling from China to Tibet and India during the rise of Jenghiz Khan, Saint-Germain is driven by circumstances from one place to the next in his search for a safe and tolerant haven.

  5. TEMPTING FATE (1st Pub: St Martin's, 1982)
    The Russian Revolution and the end of World War I sets in motion Saint-Germain's flight into Germany with his adopted daughter only to find tragedy on the streets of Munich as the Nazi party begins its rise to power.

  6. THE SAINT-GERMAIN CHRONICLES [Not a Novel](1st Pub: Pocket, 1983)
    Five stories of Saint-Germain's activities in the twentieth century.

  7. DARKER JEWELS (1st Pub: Tor, 1993)
    Sent by the King of Poland to the Russian court of Ivan the Terrible, Saint-Germain is caught in the complex web of intrigue, and the emotional strife of an arranged marriage.

  8. BETTER IN THE DARK (1st Pub: Tor, 1993)
    Washed ashore after a shipwreck near Lubeck in the tenth century, Saint-Germain owes his survival to the valiant Randegonda, and his near-destruction to her sister-in-law, Pentacoste.

  9. MANSIONS OF DARKNESS (1st Pub: Tor, 1996)
    Beginning in Peru, San Germanno becomes the lover of Acanna Tupac, one of the few remaining Incan nobility. When he falls under suspicion from the Church, he flees northward, finally arriving in Mexico where a terrible ordeal awaits him at the hands of the Dona Azul.

  10. WRIT IN BLOOD (1st Pub: Tor, 1997)
    A prequel to TEMPTING FATE, WRIT IN BLOOD reveals Saint-Germain's role in Czar Nicholas' attempt to stop World War I from beginning. From Russia to England, Saint-Germain's diplomatic mission brings him into the tangled mass of political connivances, and gains him the love of the rebellious young artist, Rowena Saxon.

  11. BLOOD ROSES (1st Pub: Tor, 1998)
    Saint-Germain's pleasant life Provence in the mid-fourteenth century is ended by the arrival of the Black Plague. Driven north, he is forced to change his identity to that of a troubador in order to survive.

  12. COMMUNION BLOOD (1st Pub: Tor, 1999)
    Summoned to Rome by Niklos Aulirios, who is being sued for Olivia's estates, Saint-Germain enters into the cultural life of the Eternal City while doing his best to avoid the scrutiny of the ever-present Roman Inquisition.

  13. COME TWILIGHT (1st Pub: Tor, 2000)
    Beginning in 622 in Spain, Sanct' Germain makes a vampire of Csimenae. Csimenae kills mercilessly and creates vampires thoughtlessly. For five hundred years, she hunts until exposed as a vampire. Must Sanct' Germain save her and her clan?

  14. A FEAST IN EXILE (1st Pub: Tor, 2001)
    At the end of the 14th century Sanat Ji Mani attempts to flee Delhi in advance of the Mongol forces of Timur-i Lenkh (Tamerlane), but becomes the conqueror's prisoner.

  15. NIGHT BLOOMING (1st Pub: Warner Aspect 2002)
    Hiermon Ragoczy de Santus Germainius travels in A.D. 796 to Tours and later Aachen to advise the Frankish king, Karl-lo-Magne (Charlemagne). He and saintly albino Gynethe Mehaut eventually cross paths in Rome, where their passions ignite. Atta Olivia Clemens also appears

  16. MIDNIGHT HARVEST (1st Pub: Warner Aspect 2003)
    Set in the 1930s primarily in the USA. Saint-Germain reunites with Rowena Saxon (first met in Writ in Blood) and helps vintner Carlo Pietragnelli who is suffering theft by "midnight harvesters." The Count also must deal with Ku Klux Klan-like White Legion and a ruthless assassin who has followed him from Europe.

  17. DARK OF THE SUN (1st Pub: Tor 2004)
    Zangi-Ragozh is a merchant in sixth-century A.D. Yang-Chau (Shanghai). As a result of the eruption of volcano a Krakatoa, agriculture and the economy are disrupted; illness spreads, social unrest and collapse follow. Saint-Germain determines to travel across Asia to his native soil in the Carpathian Mountains.

  18. STATES OF GRACE (1st Pub: Tor 2005)
    The novel is set in 1530-1532, during the Reformation, and the story moves from Venice to Amsterdam and back to Venice. Conte di Santo-Germano is involved in the upheaval of the period and publishing.


  19. ROMAN DUSK (Forthcoming from Tor 2006)


  20. BORNE IN BLOOD (Forthcoming from Tor 2007)

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