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Michelle Berry Books in Order

Explore Michelle Berry’s books in publication order, with individual summaries of the family stories, suspense novels, and other titles listed on this page.

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14 books

How to Get There from Here

by Michelle Berry

1997

These stories follow disenchanted people navigating city life amid shopping malls, bars, restaurants and galleries. Encounters with strangers and competing dreams interrupt familiar routines, revealing how confusion and disappointment can still lead toward unexpected forms of connection.

Margaret Lives In The Basement

by Michelle Berry

1998

Eleven stories expose disturbing currents beneath ordinary relationships and suburban routines. A hunting trip, a soldier’s guilt, an unwanted corpse and a lonely woman’s basement apartment reveal obsession, denial and alienation, with moments of humor resisting complete despair.

What We All Want

by Michelle Berry

2001

Estranged siblings Hilary, Thomas, and Billy reunite to arrange their mother’s funeral. Returning to their childhood home exposes eccentric habits, private disappointments, and conflicting hopes as grief forces them to confront one another again.

Blur

by Michelle Berry

2002

Tabloid reporter Bruce Dermott spots vanished Hollywood star Emma Fine and sees a career-making story. Investigating the death of her lover in a swimming pool draws him into a world distorted by jealousy, fame, and obsession.

Postcard Fictions

by Michelle Berry

2002

A short narrative about two motel residents accompanies Andrew Valko’s paintings of roadside lodgings. Familiar promises of shelter conceal loneliness and psychological unease as Berry explores the unsettling private lives unfolding behind doors at the edge of the highway.

Blind Crescent

by Michelle Berry

2005

Residents of a quiet cul-de-sac scrutinize their neighbors while pursuing the small concerns of everyday life. A sniper attacks drivers nearby, and a mysterious occupant in a vacant house unsettles the community’s sense of ordinary safety.

Heaven's Ridge

by Michelle Berry

2008

After her husband’s death, Charlie moves to Texas with her son Andrew for a fresh start. Colture Ridgeway awakens an attraction she thought impossible, forcing her to reconsider whether honoring her first love means refusing another.

I Still Don't Even Know You

by Michelle Berry

2010

People at personal crossroads discover how little they understand those closest to them. Marital doubt, concealed family histories and small-town secrets unsettle ordinary encounters, exposing the tension between familiar appearances and the private dissatisfaction hidden beneath them.

Sylvia Swamp needs an emergency procedure at a veterinary hospital because ordinary medical equipment cannot accommodate her. Her mother’s fixation on Dr. Spock and her sister’s theatrical aspirations expose the strained dynamics of their unusual family.

Interference

by Michelle Berry

2014

Over several seasons, neighbors on Edgewood Drive in Parkville navigate adolescence, illness, hockey, and unsettling suspicions. Their intertwined lives reveal fears and vulnerabilities beneath familiar suburban routines, where someone is always watching and ordinary events can become threatening.

The Prisoner and the Chaplain

by Michelle Berry

2017

A condemned prisoner tells his story to a chaplain as execution approaches. Their conversation tests the meaning of confession, forgiveness, and guilt, while the listener must judge whether the account offers truth or a final plea for salvation.

#pinkcode

by Michelle Berry

2018

Everything Turns Away

by Michelle Berry

2021

A disastrous dinner party, a neighbor’s murder, and a missing babysitter entangle two couples as September 11 changes the wider world. The domestic thriller examines strained marriages and the sudden events that expose hidden motives and desires.

Satellite Image

by Michelle Berry

2024

Before moving to a small town, Ginny and Matt spot what appears to be a body in their new backyard on a satellite image. Strange neighborhood gatherings and the house’s baffling history soon make them question the fresh start they expected.

Standalone Michelle Berry books

  1. Book cover for "How to Get There from Here"

    How to Get There from Here

    by Michelle Berry

    1997
  2. Book cover for "Margaret Lives In The Basement"

    Margaret Lives In The Basement

    by Michelle Berry

    1998
  3. Book cover for "What We All Want"

    What We All Want

    by Michelle Berry

    2001
  4. Book cover for "Blur"

    Blur

    by Michelle Berry

    2002
  5. Book cover for "Postcard Fictions"

    Postcard Fictions

    by Michelle Berry

    2002
  6. Book cover for "Blind Crescent"

    Blind Crescent

    by Michelle Berry

    2005
  7. Book cover for "Heaven's Ridge"

    Heaven's Ridge

    by Michelle Berry

    2008
  8. Book cover for "I Still Don't Even Know You"

    I Still Don't Even Know You

    by Michelle Berry

    2010
  9. Book cover for "This Book Will Not Save Your Life"
  10. Book cover for "Interference"

    Interference

    by Michelle Berry

    2014
  11. Book cover for "The Prisoner and the Chaplain"

    The Prisoner and the Chaplain

    by Michelle Berry

    2017
  12. Book cover for "#pinkcode"

    #pinkcode

    by Michelle Berry

    2018
  13. Book cover for "Everything Turns Away"

    Everything Turns Away

    by Michelle Berry

    2021
  14. Book cover for "Satellite Image"

    Satellite Image

    by Michelle Berry

    2024

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