Ania Ahlborn Books in Order
Ania Ahlborn is a series of 13 books written by Ania Ahlborn.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Ania Ahlborn books in publication order
13 books
Seed
by Ania Ahlborn
2011
Jack Winter believes he escaped the evil that haunted his childhood until his family survives a violent crash. Recognizing the presence behind their survival, he fears it has returned with plans for his youngest daughter.
The Neighbors
by Ania Ahlborn
2012
After years caring for his alcoholic mother, Andrew Morrison moves in with an old friend to start over. The apparently perfect couple next door offers an alluring escape, but their hospitality conceals something deeply disturbing.
The Shuddering
by Ania Ahlborn
2013
Twins Ryan and Jane gather friends for a final holiday at their family’s Colorado cabin. A blizzard traps them amid unresolved romantic tensions, while hungry creatures in the surrounding forest turn their reunion into a fight for survival.
The Bird Eater
by Ania Ahlborn
2014
Grieving his son’s death, Aaron Holbrook returns to his abandoned childhood home in Arkansas. A strange boy, violent dreams, and disturbing visions undermine his search for peace as the house’s darkness begins to assert itself.
Brother
by Ania Ahlborn
2015
Nineteen-year-old Michael Morrow dreams of escaping his family’s secluded Appalachian farmhouse and its horrifying traditions. Meeting a young woman offers a glimpse of ordinary life, but his brother Rebel is determined to keep him bound to home.
The Pretty Ones
by Ania Ahlborn
2015
During New York’s Summer of Sam, lonely Nell Sullivan longs to fit in with her coworkers. When disaster strikes a new friend, others blame the notorious killer, but Nell knows a much more personal truth.
I Call Upon Thee
by Ania Ahlborn
2017
Maggie Olsen returns to her Savannah family home after another tragedy, hoping to confront memories she has dismissed as imagination. The darkness she believes followed her home as a child is still waiting for her.
The Devil Crept In
by Ania Ahlborn
2017
When his cousin Jude disappears, Stevie Clark refuses to abandon the search. Earlier deaths and missing pets suggest that their Oregon town conceals a long-standing danger, and Stevie’s investigation brings him closer to its source.
If You See Her
by Ania Ahlborn
2019
Jesse Wells returns to the abandoned house where a childhood friend died, hoping to find closure. Instead, another tragedy forces him to investigate the building’s hold on his life before it takes everything he has left.
Dark Across The Bay
by Ania Ahlborn
2021
A troubled family travels to a secluded Maine vacation house, hoping a change of scenery might help. Sinister messages and an unexpected presence turn the trip threatening, leaving siblings Leo and Lark wondering who has been awaiting them.
Palmetto
by Ania Ahlborn
2021
Expectant mother Kim Devland and her husband buy their dream home at an improbably affordable price. Ignoring her growing unease, Kim clings to the promise of domestic happiness as the house becomes a source of terror.
Good and Joyful Things
by Ania Ahlborn
2025
Struggling after childbirth, Simone Evans becomes convinced her husband’s vanished former partner has returned to destroy their family. Her search for reassurance escalates into a test of loyalty that exposes disturbing fractures in their marriage.
The Unseen
by Ania Ahlborn
2025
A mysterious orphan appears near the Hansen family’s secluded Colorado home, bringing renewed purpose to grieving mother Isla. Her husband and children notice unsettling anomalies, and the household begins to question the nature of their unexpected guest.
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