Dawn Kurtagich Standalone Novels books in order

Dawn Kurtagich's standalone novels include the YA horror And the Trees Crept In, the adult Dracula retelling The Madness, and the folk horror The Seventh Sister.

Reading order

# Title Published Author Buy on Amazon
1 The Creeper Man / And the Trees Crept In 2016 Dawn Kurtagich Buy
2 The Madness 2024 Dawn Kurtagich Buy
3 The Thorns 2025 Dawn Kurtagich Buy
4 The Seventh Sister 2026 Dawn Kurtagich Buy

Dawn Kurtagich’s standalone novels span her YA and adult careers. And the Trees Crept In (2016), published as The Creeper Man in the UK, follows two sisters who flee their abusive father to their aunt’s isolated country house. The aunt goes mad, the trees surrounding the property move closer every day, and the younger sister claims a man with no eyes is watching from the forest. Silla’s unreliable narration drives the book toward a twist ending.

The Madness (2024) is Kurtagich’s adult debut, a retelling of Dracula set in modern-day North Wales and London. Psychiatrist Mina Murray is drawn back to Wales by an email from her estranged friend Lucy, uncovering a mystery involving missing girls and an ancient force. The Thorns (2025) explores a toxic friendship between three girls at a South African boarding school told in dual timelines. The Seventh Sister (2026) is folk horror about seven sisters sent to live with their grandmother on a remote island, where ancient rites awaken devotion to a forgotten god.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many books are in the Dawn Kurtagich Standalone Novels series?

There are 4 books in the Dawn Kurtagich Standalone Novels series, published between 2016 and 2026.

What is the first book in the Dawn Kurtagich Standalone Novels series?

The first book in the Dawn Kurtagich Standalone Novels series is The Creeper Man / And the Trees Crept In, published in 2016.

What is And the Trees Crept In about?

And the Trees Crept In (2016), published as The Creeper Man in the UK, follows sisters Silla and Nori after they escape their abusive father and move to their aunt’s country house. Their aunt locks herself in the attic and goes mad. The surrounding trees creep closer each day, food runs out, and Nori claims a man with no eyes watches them from the forest.

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