Meg Mitchell Moore Standalone Novels books in order

The complete list of Meg Mitchell Moore's standalone novels in publication order, from The Arrivals (2011) to Down with the Shipmans (2026).

Reading order

# Title Published Author Buy on Amazon
1 The Arrivals 2011 Meg Mitchell Moore Buy
2 So Far Away 2012 Meg Mitchell Moore Buy
3 The Admissions 2015 Meg Mitchell Moore Buy
4 The Captain’s Daughter 2017 Meg Mitchell Moore Buy
5 The Islanders 2020 Meg Mitchell Moore Buy
6 Two Truths and a Lie 2020 Meg Mitchell Moore Buy
7 Vacationland 2022 Meg Mitchell Moore Buy
8 Summer Stage 2023 Meg Mitchell Moore Buy
9 Mansion Beach 2025 Meg Mitchell Moore Buy
10 Down with the Shipmans 2026 Meg Mitchell Moore Buy

Meg Mitchell Moore’s standalone novels span over fifteen years, from her debut The Arrivals in 2011 through Down with the Shipmans in 2026. While these books are not connected by a shared series or recurring characters, they share common ground in their focus on family life, hidden truths, and communities where everyone knows each other’s business.

Her earlier novels like So Far Away and The Admissions deal with parenting anxieties and the weight of keeping up appearances. The later books shift toward coastal New England settings, with The Islanders set on Block Island and Vacationland and Summer Stage both taking place in Maine. Each novel works on its own, so readers can start anywhere in the list.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many books are in the Meg Mitchell Moore Standalone Novels series?

There are ten books in the Meg Mitchell Moore Standalone Novels series, published between 2011 and 2026.

What is the first book in the Meg Mitchell Moore Standalone Novels series?

The first book in the Meg Mitchell Moore Standalone Novels series is The Arrivals, published in 2011.

What is the best Meg Mitchell Moore book to start with?

The Islanders (2020) and Vacationland (2022) are both popular starting points. They are set in New England beach communities and capture Moore’s strengths with family drama and layered characters. If you prefer something with more suspense, Two Truths and a Lie (2020) has a thriller edge to it.

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