Danielle Valentine Books in Order
Danielle Valentine is a series of 5 books written by Danielle Valentine.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Danielle Valentine books in publication order
5 books
How to Survive Your Murder
by Danielle Valentine
2022
Preparing to testify against her sister’s killer, Alice Lawrence is knocked unconscious and wakes on the night of the murder a year earlier. She has until midnight to identify the real killer and save her sister.
Delicate Condition
by Danielle Valentine
2023
During a difficult IVF journey, actress Anna Alcott suspects someone is sabotaging her attempts to become pregnant. As threats and disturbing symptoms intensify, the people around her dismiss her fears, leaving her increasingly isolated.
Two Sides to Every Murder
by Danielle Valentine
2024
Olivia seeks answers about her parentage, while Reagan hopes to clear her mother of murder. Both return to Camp Lost Lake as it reopens, where someone is prepared to kill to keep its history buried.
The Dead Husband Cookbook
by Danielle Valentine
2025
Thea Woods accepts a job helping celebrity chef Maria Capello write her memoir. Isolated at the family farm, she investigates the disappearance of Maria’s husband and begins to fear the secrets her employers are keeping.
Deadly Little Lessons
by Danielle Valentine
2026
Teenage hacker Lia Michaels wins a place at an experimental boarding school where only five students will graduate. As lessons become lethal and classmates vanish, she suspects the real competition is to stay alive.
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