The Revolution Sagas books in order

The Revolution Sagas by Libby Fischer Hellmann is a series of standalone historical thrillers, each set during a different period of political upheaval from the 1960s Chicago protests to the Iranian Revolution to Cold War Cuba.

Reading order

# Title Published Author Buy on Amazon
1 Set the Night on Fire 2011 Libby Fischer Hellmann Buy
2 A Bitter Veil 2012 Libby Fischer Hellmann Buy
3 Havana Lost 2013 Libby Fischer Hellmann Buy
4 War, Spies & Bobby Sox 2017 Libby Fischer Hellmann Buy
5 A Bend In the River 2020 Libby Fischer Hellmann Buy
6 Max’s War 2024 Libby Fischer Hellmann Buy

The Revolution Sagas is a series of standalone historical thrillers by Libby Fischer Hellmann, each exploring a different era of political turmoil. Set the Night on Fire (2011) goes back to the late 1960s in Chicago, where a man released from prison after 40 years for his role in a bombing suspects a former accomplice, now a U.S. senator, of murdering their old associates. A Bitter Veil (2012) follows an American woman who moves to Iran with her husband just as the Islamic Revolution tears the country apart. Havana Lost (2013) spans decades of Cuban history through three generations of women.

The later books in the series continue this pattern of placing fictional characters against real historical turning points. War, Spies & Bobby Sox (2017) is set during World War II, A Bend in the River (2020) examines another period of conflict, and Max’s War (2024) is the most recent addition. Hellmann brings her crime fiction instincts to historical settings, focusing less on battles and politics and more on the personal costs of revolution.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many books are in the The Revolution Sagas series?

There are 6 books in the The Revolution Sagas series, published between 2011 and 2024.

What is the first book in the The Revolution Sagas series?

The first book in the The Revolution Sagas series is Set the Night on Fire, published in 2011.

Are The Revolution Sagas books connected to each other or are they standalone novels?

Each book is a standalone novel set during a different revolutionary period in history. What connects them is the shared theme of how political upheaval disrupts ordinary lives. The settings include 1960s Chicago, revolutionary Iran, Cold War-era Cuba, and World War II-era Europe, among others.

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