Linda Huber Books in Order
Explore Linda Huber’s books and series in order, with short summaries and reading lists to help you find your next book and decide where to begin reading.
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Linda Huber books in publication order
12 books
The Cold Cold Sea
by Linda Huber
2013
A seaside holiday turns into a nightmare when Maggie's three-year-old daughter vanishes from the beach. Elsewhere along the coast, Jennifer struggles with her daughter's disturbing behavior, while both mothers face growing uncertainty about the children they thought they knew.
The Paradise Trees
by Linda Huber
2013
Returning to her Yorkshire childhood home to arrange care for her father, Alicia is troubled by fragmentary memories. As her daughter explores the nearby woods, an unseen stalker prepares a private vision of paradise that threatens them both.
The Attic Room
by Linda Huber
2015
An unexpected inheritance draws Nina to a house connected to a family she does not recognize. Threatening letters and a police investigation expose a buried crime, placing Nina and her daughter in danger as she searches for her true history.
Chosen Child
by Linda Huber
2016
Ella's hopes of adoption falter after a gruesome discovery strains her marriage, while pregnant Amanda faces her husband's disappearance. Their crises unfold around a little girl seeking a permanent home, as hidden betrayals threaten the families involved.
Ward Zero
by Linda Huber
2016
Visiting her foster mother in hospital, Sarah notices a troubling pattern of lies, theft, and unexplained deaths. Caring for a grieving child leaves her little room to investigate, but danger is drawing closer to the people she wants to protect.
Death Wish
by Linda Huber
2017
Eight-year-old Joya wants to help her troubled family as her grandmother faces a terminal illness and her mother fears inheriting it. Tensions in the neighboring household become entangled with theirs, and a woman's death raises alarming questions about Joya.
The Runaway
by Linda Huber
2020
After bereavement, unemployment, and their daughter's trouble with police, Nicola's family leaves London for a fresh start in Cornwall. Their teenager resents the move, and events soon spiral, exposing secrets that a new home cannot leave behind.
Baby Dear
by Linda Huber
2021
Unable to give his wife the baby she desperately wants, Jeff begins seeking another way to fulfill her dream. His encounter with pregnant Sharon turns her uncertain journey toward motherhood into a nightmare driven by his determination.
Stolen Sister
by Linda Huber
2022
Twenty-two years after baby Erin vanished during a hotel fire, Vicky learns she had a sister and begins searching. Meanwhile, a young woman's disturbing discovery at her new job deepens a mystery whose hidden truth may put Erin in danger.
The Un-Family
by Linda Huber
2022
Wildlife veterinarian Holly tries to understand why her once-loving husband Dylan is growing distant. A shocking discovery and a family tragedy expose fractures among his relatives, threatening the bonds holding their shared lives together.
Daria's Daughter
by Linda Huber
2024
After surviving a taxi explosion, Daria wakes to learn her daughter is presumed dead. Nearby, a lonely older woman and another struggling mother become entangled in the tragedy, connecting three families through a missing child.
Pact of Silence
by Linda Huber
2024
Pregnant Emma agrees to move into her husband's family home in a country village, hoping for a healthier life. Strange behavior and a buried package suggest the community shares a secret her husband refuses to explain.
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