Tamron Hall Books in Order
Explore Tamron Hall’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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Tamron Hall books in publication order
4 books
As the Wicked Watch
by Tamron Hall
2021
Chicago television reporter Jordan Manning becomes consumed by the murder of a fifteen-year-old Black girl whose death risks being overlooked. Convinced a serial killer is operating nearby, she presses for answers while balancing newsroom pressures and a troubled personal life.
A Confident Cook
by Tamron Hall
2024
Tamron Hall and chef Lish Steiling guide inexperienced cooks through choosing equipment, stocking a pantry, and preparing meals for different occasions. Recipes, drinks, and conversations about their own kitchen experiences aim to make everyday cooking more approachable.
Watch Where They Hide
by Tamron Hall
2024
After Marla Hancock disappears following her escape from an abusive marriage, her sister turns to reporter Jordan Manning for help. Jordan's investigation uncovers secrets that complicate the search for the missing mother and put her own safety at risk.
Harlem Honey
by Tamron Hall
2025
After moving from Texas to Harlem, Moses misses familiar places and struggles to make friends. Helping his neighbor Laila deliver jars of honey introduces him to the neighborhood's people, landmarks, music, and the possibilities of a new home.
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