Black Hollow Books in Order

Black Hollow appears to be one of Kris Norris's newer suspense lines, and even the titles, Hollow Point and Hollow Trace, suggest a darker, more hunt-driven mood. The name points toward isolation, hidden movement, and the sense that once trouble starts, there may be nowhere easy to run.

That fits the broader pattern in her work. Norris likes capable leads, dangerous jobs, and romance that has to survive active threat. A series built under the Black Hollow banner naturally suggests investigations, tactical pressure, and cases where every clue matters because the enemy is already close. It feels like a shelf for readers who want sharp suspense first, with the relationship growing inside the danger rather than beside it.

Because the line is still new, this page is especially useful as a tracker. It gives readers a place to follow the connected books and see how the setting, team, or threat develops over time. If Black Hollow continues in the direction its early titles imply, it should suit readers who want something shadowy, fast, and a little meaner around the edges than standard small-town suspense.

In short, this is a series to keep an eye on if you like Norris when she writes at her most tense.