Victorian Trilogy books in order

The Victorian Trilogy by Félix J. Palma is a three-book steampunk series set in Victorian London. Featuring H.G. Wells as a character, the novels explore time travel, alien invasion, and parallel universes.

Reading order

# Title Published Author Buy on Amazon
1 The Map of Time 2008 Félix J. Palma Buy
2 The Map of the Sky 2012 Félix J. Palma Buy
3 The Map of Chaos 2014 Félix J. Palma Buy

The Victorian Trilogy by Félix J. Palma is a Spanish steampunk series set in late nineteenth-century London. Each book takes a different H.G. Wells novel as its jumping-off point and weaves a new story around it, with Wells himself appearing as a character.

The Map of Time (2008) deals with time travel and draws on The Time Machine. The Map of the Sky (2012) reimagines War of the Worlds as an actual alien invasion during the Victorian era. The Map of Chaos (2014) brings in parallel universes and ties together threads from the previous two books. The trilogy was originally written in Spanish and translated into English by Nick Caistor. Readers who enjoy layered, literary science fiction with a historical setting will find these books worth the commitment, though they are long and densely plotted.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many books are in the Victorian Trilogy series?

There are three books in the Victorian Trilogy series, published between 2008 and 2014.

What is the first book in the Victorian Trilogy series?

The first book in the Victorian Trilogy series is The Map of Time, published in 2008.

Do the Victorian Trilogy books need to be read in order?

Yes, the Victorian Trilogy should be read in order. While each book explores a different science fiction concept (time travel, aliens, parallel universes), the characters and storylines carry over between books, and The Map of Chaos in particular references events from the first two novels.

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