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2 series Β· 5 books

Nell Pattison is a British psychological thriller writer whose background in Deaf Education informs her nuanced character work. She is known for her Paige Northwood series, a collection of tense mystery novels that explore complex psychological dynamics. Publishing five books between 2020 and 2022, Pattison has quickly established herself as a compelling voice in contemporary British crime fiction.

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Paige Northwood Series

Likely Complete

3 books (2020–2021)

Nell Pattison's Paige Northwood mystery series consists of three books published between 2020 and 2021. The trilogy appears to be complete and should be read in publication order, beginning with Silent Night, followed by The Silent House, and concluding with The Silent Suspect. These thrillers are designed to be experienced sequentially as a connected narrative.

Start with Silent Night and read in order.

Standalone Novels Series

Likely Complete

2 books (2021–2022)

Nell Pattison has written two standalone mystery thrillers published between 2021 and 2022. Though each novel is independent and can be enjoyed on its own, readers should follow publication order, beginning with Nowhere to Hide and continuing with Friends Don't Lie. The series appears to be complete.

Start with Nowhere to Hide / Hide and read in order.

Start this series with Nowhere to Hide / Hide

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many books has Nell Pattison written?
Nell Pattison has written 5 books across 2 series. Their published works span from 2020 to 2022.
What is the first book in each Nell Pattison series?
Here are the first books in Nell Pattison's series: Paige Northwood: Silent Night.
What order should I read Nell Pattison's books?
We recommend reading Nell Pattison's series in publication order. Each series can be read independently.

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