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Catherine Snowden Supernatural Thriller Books in Order

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Discover the Catherine Snowden Supernatural Thriller books by Annie Seaton in order, with summaries, eerie series background, and reading guidance.

Last updated: July 14, 2026

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Catherine Snowden Supernatural Thriller books in publication order

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The Drowning Hour

by Annie Seaton

2026

An unsettling thriller in which water, memory and an approaching threat become dangerously intertwined. The characters must uncover what happened before the truth disappears beneath the surface.

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The Forest Keeps: A Supernatural Thriller

by Annie Seaton

2026

A dark supernatural thriller where an isolated forest holds secrets that refuse to stay buried. As the danger closes in, confronting the past becomes the only way to understand what is hunting.

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The Witching Hour

by Annie Seaton

2026

As night falls, old fears and supernatural danger surface in this tense thriller. A woman searching for answers must decide whom to trust when the line between warning and threat blurs.

Catherine Snowden Supernatural Thriller books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "The Forest Keeps"

    The Forest Keeps

    Publication date unknown
  2. Book cover for "The Drowning Hour"

    The Drowning Hour

    by Annie Seaton

    2026Catherine Snowden Supernatural Thriller, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "The Witching Hour"

    The Witching Hour

    by Annie Seaton

    2026Catherine Snowden Supernatural Thriller, Book 3

Series background & context

The Catherine Snowden Supernatural Thriller series moves into Annie Seaton's darker, more unsettling side. These books combine a contemporary thriller framework with forces that may not be explained by ordinary logic.

Catherine Snowden is drawn into threats connected to isolated places, buried history and the feeling that something old has not stayed buried. The danger is both external and personal, because investigating what happened can force her to confront fears she would rather avoid.

The past does not stay quiet.

The settings are crucial to the mood. Forests, water, remote communities and damaged landscapes create an uneasy sense of isolation. Everyday places can become threatening when the characters realise they do not understand what is happening around them.

Expect a faster, tenser read than Seaton's rural romances. The books use mystery, escalating danger and supernatural uncertainty to keep the pressure on, while still grounding the characters in grief, loyalty and the need to protect one another.

The series is best read in order, since Catherine's experiences and the larger threat build across the books. Individual mysteries may have their own focus, but the emotional cost carries forward.

It suits readers who like atmospheric Australian thrillers with an uncanny edge.

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