Fran Dorricott Standalone Novels books in order

A complete list of Fran Dorricott's standalone novels in order, from After the Eclipse (2019) to This Vicious Hunger (2025), spanning psychological thrillers and dark fantasy.

Reading order

# Title Published Author Buy on Amazon
1 After the Eclipse 2019 Fran Dorricott Buy
2 The Final Child 2021 Fran Dorricott Buy
3 The Lighthouse 2022 Fran Dorricott Buy
4 Wild and Wicked Things 2022 Fran Dorricott Buy
5 The Loch 2023 Fran Dorricott Buy
6 This Vicious Hunger 2025 Fran Dorricott Buy

Fran Dorricott’s standalone novels range from psychological thrillers to dark fantasy, published between 2019 and 2025. After the Eclipse (2019) and The Final Child (2021) are suspenseful thrillers built around missing persons and childhood trauma. Wild and Wicked Things (2022) took a different path, blending 1920s atmosphere with witchcraft and forbidden romance in a story that reads more like dark fantasy than crime fiction.

The Lighthouse (2022) and The Loch (2023) returned to more traditional thriller ground, using isolated settings to ratchet up tension. Her most recent book, This Vicious Hunger (2025), continues her pattern of atmospheric, character-driven stories. Each novel is self-contained, but readers will notice Dorricott’s recurring interest in secrets, the weight of the past, and settings that feel as threatening as any human antagonist.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many books are in the Fran Dorricott Standalone Novels series?

There are 6 books in the Fran Dorricott Standalone Novels series, published between 2019 and 2025.

What is the first book in the Fran Dorricott Standalone Novels series?

The first book in the Fran Dorricott Standalone Novels series is After the Eclipse, published in 2019.

Do Fran Dorricott's standalone novels need to be read in any particular order?

No, each book is completely independent with its own characters and setting. They can be read in any order. However, reading them chronologically shows how Dorricott’s style has developed and how she has moved between straight thrillers and more genre-blending fiction over time.

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