Mel Sherratt Reading Order
1 series · 26 books
Mel Sherratt is a British crime and thriller author whose standalone novels explore dark psychological mysteries and complex criminal investigations. Writing under the pen name Marcie Steele, she also crafts romantic comedies, showcasing her versatility across genres. With a prolific output of 26 novels, Sherratt has built a reputation for atmospheric storytelling that keeps readers engaged from first page to last.
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Standalone Novels Series
26 books
Mel Sherratt has written 26 standalone novels that can be read in any order, though reading them in publication order beginning with Behind a Closed Door offers a natural entry point into her work. Her catalog spans psychological thrillers, domestic dramas, and crime fiction, with some titles featuring recurring characters like DS Grace Allendale. The series is ongoing, with the author continuing to add to her collection of independent stories that stand alone while occasionally connecting through shared characters or themes.
Start with Behind a Closed Door, the first of 26 books in the Standalone Novels series.
| # | Title |
|---|---|
| 1 | Behind a Closed Door |
| 2 | Broken Promises |
| 3 | Coming Home to Hope Street |
| 4 | Don't Look Behind You |
| 5 | Estate Series Collection |
| 6 | Fighting for Survival |
| 7 | Follow the Leader |
| 8 | Girls Next Door |
| 9 | Good Girl |
| 10 | Hush Hush (DS Grace Allendale, Book 1) |
| 11 | Hush, Hush |
| 12 | Liar Liar |
| 13 | Liar Liar (DS Grace Allendale, Book 3) |
| 14 | Lies You Tell |
| 15 | Life She Wants |
| 16 | Only the Brave |
| 17 | Secrets on the Estate |
| 18 | She Did It |
| 19 | Somewhere to Hide |
| 20 | Stirred with Love |
| 21 | Taunting the Dead |
| 22 | Ten Days |
| 23 | Tick Tock |
| 24 | Tick Tock (DS Grace Allendale, Book 2) |
| 25 | Watching Over You |
| 26 | Written in the Scars |
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