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Complete List of Lisa Jewell Books in Order

Lisa Jewell is a British author known for her crime and thriller novels. In this post I’ll detail all the Lisa Jewell books in order.

Lisa Jewell is one of my favourite thriller writers. Her books are always gripping and full of twists to keep me turning the pages.

Many of Lisa Jewell’s books are standalone novels. However I would recommend reading the Ralph’s Party and The Family Upstairs series in order.

Complete List of Lisa Jewell Books in Order

Standalone Novels by Lisa Jewell

Ralph’s Party Books

The Family Upstairs Series

Marvel Crime Series

Who is Lisa Jewell?

New York Times bestselling author Lisa Jewell is known for her gripping psychological thrillers and contemporary fiction novels. She has written numerous bestsellers, including The Family Upstairs, Then She Was Gone, and None of This is True.

Her best selling debut novel Ralph’s Party was a huge success and the sequel was released in 2010. Since then she’s written plenty of best sellers and several of her novels have been featured on Richard and Judy’s Book Club.

The Family Upstairs was a fantastic read and the sequel, The Family Remains was released in 2022.

Is Lisa Jewell writing a new book?

Lisa Jewell’s latest novel is Breaking the Dark, due for release in 2024.

Disney Publishing’s Hyperion Avenue is launching a brand new adult crime series set in the Marvel Universe. The books will be collectively titled the Marvel Crime Series and Breaking the Dark, a Jessica Jones novel, is the first book in the series.

Jessica Jones, a retired superhero turned private investigator, reluctantly takes on a case when a distressed mother, Amber Randall, seeks her help. Amber claims that her teenage twins have been replaced by something sinister after visiting their father in the UK. Despite her initial reluctance, Jessica is drawn into the mystery as she investigates the strange behaviour of the twins and uncovers unsettling details about their transformation.

How many books has Lisa Jewell written?

At the time of writing Lisa Jewell has written 22 novels. This includes standalone books, novels within a series and the 2024 release, Breaking the Dark.

What are Lisa Jewell’s best books?

Everyone will have their own opinions on what Lisa Jewell’s best books are. However, my favourites are The Night She Disappeared, The Family Upstairs and None of This is True.

In a picturesque English suburb, a young couple vanishes after attending a party at a lavish country estate. A year later, a writer settles into a cottage bordering the estate’s dark woods, where she discovers a cryptic note urging her to “DIG HERE.” As she delves into the mystery, she wonders if this clue holds the key to unraveling the fate of the missing pair and uncovering the secrets buried in the haunted ground.

On her twenty-fifth birthday, Libby Jones receives a life-altering letter revealing the identity of her birth parents and her inheritance of a mansion in Chelsea, London. Little does she know, dark secrets lurk within the mansion’s history. Twenty-five years prior, a mysterious incident left three dead bodies and four missing children, setting the stage for a collision of past and present.

Alix Summer, a podcaster celebrating her forty-fifth birthday, encounters Josie Fair, another woman of the same age celebrating her birthday. Alix is drawn into Josie’s mysterious life, but soon discovers dark secrets and a sinister legacy. As Josie’s true nature is revealed, Alix finds herself and her family in grave danger, becoming the subject of her own true crime podcast. Who is Josie Fair, and what horrors has she unleashed?

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Clare

Tuesday 17th of October 2023

Have loved every book I have read so far. Thank you

Donna

Tuesday 1st of August 2023

Loved them all so far. Thank you.

Norma

Tuesday 16th of May 2023

Loved And Then She was Gone

Camey

Sunday 19th of February 2023

Thank you!