Claire Delacroix Short Story Collections books in order

The Claire Delacroix Short Story Collections gathers three shorter fiction volumes — Beguiled (2014), Highland Heroes (2014), and An Elegy for Melusine (2015) — representing her work in shorter forms within her medieval romance world.

Reading order

# Title Published Author Buy on Amazon
1 Beguiled 2014 Claire Delacroix Buy
2 Highland Heroes 2014 Claire Delacroix Buy
3 An Elegy for Melusine 2015 Claire Delacroix Buy

Claire Delacroix’s short story collections offer a more compact version of the medieval romance she writes at novel length, gathering novellas and shorter pieces that work within the same historical settings and character types as her full series.

Beguiled and Highland Heroes both appeared in 2014, a year when Delacroix was also publishing multiple full novels. An Elegy for Melusine (2015) followed with a title that draws on medieval French folklore — Melusine being a figure from French legend — gesturing toward the mythological register that runs through her work.

The three collections are useful for readers who want a shorter introduction to Delacroix’s range or who have finished her main series and want more material from the same world.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many books are in the Claire Delacroix Short Story Collections series?

There are three books in the Claire Delacroix Short Story Collections series, published between 2014 and 2015.

What is the first book in the Claire Delacroix Short Story Collections series?

The first book in the Claire Delacroix Short Story Collections series is Beguiled, published in 2014.

What are the Claire Delacroix short story collections?

The three short story collections are Beguiled (2014), Highland Heroes (2014), and An Elegy for Melusine (2015). They gather novellas and short fiction set in Delacroix’s medieval worlds, offering shorter entry points into her work for readers who prefer not to start with a full novel. Beguiled and Highland Heroes appeared together in 2014, and An Elegy for Melusine followed in 2015 with a title drawing on medieval French folklore.

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