Novels of HA Covington

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One of my friends just read "The Brigade" by HA Covington and he loved it. Said it was one of his favourite war/dystopian novels ever.

So I'm excited now to read Covington's novel series, but when I checked out this link to his books I can't figure out what the chronological order should be. He seems to jump around pre- and post- revolution and there's no obvious order to them. Are they just separate standalone books that can be read in any order? Thanks.

http://northwestfront.org/northwest-novels/

UPDATE: I've read enough now, that I can definitively recommend the books in the following order. However, 2 & 3 are interchangeable as far as chronology goes. One takes place in Washington, the other in Oregon but they occur at roughly the same time. I recommend A Mighty Fortress first because there are events there that are referred to in The Brigade. Excellent series, definitely recommended.

  1. A Distant Thunder
  2. A Mighty Fortress
  3. The Brigade
  4. Freedom's Sons
  5. The Hill of the Ravens
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Based on this http://northwestfront.org/northwest-novels/author-on-the-nw-novels/ The order they were written in is:

The Hill of the Ravens

A Distant Thunder

A Mighty Fortress

The Brigade

Freedom’s Sons

Each book tells about the revolution and pre/post revolution from a different perspective such as class, etc. You can really read any one you want there is no real chronological order that they exist in.