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Gillian Anderson Books in Order

Gillian Anderson is a series of 6 books written by Gillian Anderson.

Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)

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Gillian Anderson books in publication order

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6 books

1

A Vision of Fire

by Gillian Anderson

2014

Child psychologist Caitlin O'Hara investigates a diplomat's daughter whose violent visions coincide with rising tensions between India and Pakistan. Similar disturbances among young people worldwide suggest a supernatural connection that Caitlin must uncover before an international crisis becomes catastrophic.

2

A Dream of Ice

by Gillian Anderson

2015

Caitlin O'Hara develops unusual healing and visionary powers after encountering the legacy of Galderkhaan. As someone targets her through her son, discoveries beneath Antarctica's ice reveal an ancient city and sophisticated artifacts that may explain the danger pursuing her.

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The Sound of Seas

by Gillian Anderson

2016

Ancient computer tiles send Caitlin O'Hara's son into the past, forcing her to master their dangerous abilities to retrieve him. Her rescue effort becomes entangled with the surviving descendants of Galderkhaan and the mysteries behind their violent search.

4

We

by Gillian Anderson

2017

Gillian Anderson and Jennifer Nadel propose nine principles for navigating emotional challenges and building a more compassionate life. Their approach connects personal change with relationships and encourages women to replace constant comparison with cooperation.

5

Want

by Gillian Anderson

2024

Women from different countries share anonymous accounts of their sexual fantasies. Gillian Anderson gathers these private desires into a collection that explores pleasure, shame and the difficulty of speaking openly about what women want.

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by Gillian Anderson

2026

Anonymous women describe desires that extend beyond sex to questions of freedom, identity and belonging. Their letters reveal the distance between the lives they lead and the possibilities they imagine for themselves.

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