Laurie Faria Stolarz Standalone Novels books in order

Laurie Faria Stolarz Standalone Novels collects five standalone YA thrillers and horror novels, including the well-regarded Jane Anonymous (2020) and The Last Secret You'll Ever Keep (2021), showing her range beyond her series work.

Reading order

# Title Published Author Buy on Amazon
1 Bleed 2006 Laurie Faria Stolarz Buy
2 Project 17 2007 Laurie Faria Stolarz Buy
3 Shutter 2016 Laurie Faria Stolarz Buy
4 Jane Anonymous 2020 Laurie Faria Stolarz Buy
5 The Last Secret You’ll Ever Keep 2021 Laurie Faria Stolarz Buy

Laurie Faria Stolarz’s standalone novels cover darker territory than her series work. Bleed (2006) is an anthology-format novel told through interconnected short stories, and Project 17 (2007) follows teens who break into an abandoned asylum to make a documentary.

Shutter (2016) is a psychological thriller about a girl who can photograph ghosts. Jane Anonymous (2020), one of her most discussed books, tackles the aftermath of kidnapping with genuine care for its protagonist’s emotional recovery — it alternates between the present, where Jane is home and struggling, and the past, where she was captive. The Last Secret You’ll Ever Keep (2021) continues in a similar psychological thriller direction.

The standalones are self-contained and can be read in any order. Jane Anonymous is the strongest recent entry and a natural starting point for adult readers who haven’t followed her series work.


Frequently Asked Questions

How many books are in the Laurie Faria Stolarz Standalone Novels series?

There are five books in the Laurie Faria Stolarz Standalone Novels series, published between 2006 and 2021.

What is the first book in the Laurie Faria Stolarz Standalone Novels series?

The first book in the Laurie Faria Stolarz Standalone Novels series is Bleed, published in 2006.

Which Laurie Faria Stolarz standalone is the most critically acclaimed?

Jane Anonymous (2020) and The Last Secret You’ll Ever Keep (2021) received strong critical notices. Jane Anonymous is about a girl who escapes a kidnapper and struggles to readjust, told partly through the present and partly through diary entries from her captivity.

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