How many books has Julia Dahl written?

Julia Dahl has written 5 books across 2 series. Their published works span from 2014 to 2024.

What is the first book in each Julia Dahl series?

Here are the first books in Julia Dahl's series: Rebekah Roberts: Invisible City.

What order should I read Julia Dahl's books?

We recommend reading Julia Dahl's series in publication order. Each series can be read independently.

Is Julia Dahl still writing new books?

Yes, Julia Dahl has 1 ongoing series: Standalone Novels.

Julia Dahl Reading Order

2 series · 5 books

Mystery & Thriller

Julia Dahl is an American crime writer whose debut novel introduced Rebekah Roberts, a Jewish journalist navigating dangerous investigations in New York City. Her thrillers blend hard-boiled procedural elements with character-driven narratives that explore systemic corruption and moral ambiguity. Since 2014, Dahl has published multiple novels across her Roberts series and standalone works that appeal to readers seeking intelligent, fast-paced mysteries with complex protagonists.

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Rebekah Roberts Series

Complete

3 books (2014–2017)

Julia Dahl's Rebekah Roberts mystery series follows an investigative journalist uncovering crime and corruption in New York City. The complete trilogy consists of Invisible City, Run You Down, and Conviction, published between 2014 and 2017. Read these books in publication order to experience the character's development and interconnected cases throughout the series.

Start with Invisible City and read in order.

Start this series with Invisible City

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Standalone Novels Series

Ongoing

2 books (2021–2024)

Julia Dahl's mystery and thriller novels should be read in publication order, beginning with The Missing Hours. The author has released two books in this ongoing series between 2021 and 2024, with I Dreamed of Falling following the first title. Both works stand alone while contributing to the author's broader body of work in the crime and suspense genre.

Start with The Missing Hours and read in order.

Start this series with The Missing Hours