Order of Andrea Mara Books

Andrea Mara is an Irish author of crime and psychological thriller novels. Her work is known for tightly plotted mysteries, domestic suspense, and stories rooted in everyday settings that gradually reveal darker undercurrents. Before becoming a novelist, she worked in financial services for many years and later moved into blogging and freelance writing, a shift that eventually led her to fiction. She lives in Dublin with her family.

Andrea Mara made her debut as a novelist in 2017 with The Other Side of the Wall. Her novels have been shortlisted for multiple Irish crime awards, and All Her Fault has been adapted for television. Below is a list of Andrea Mara’s books in order of when they were originally released:

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

Publication Order of Deadly Ambition Collection Books

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Andrea Mara Synopses: The Other Side Of The Wall is a standalone novel by Andrea Mara. Sylvia is awake late at night when she looks out her bedroom window and sees what appears to be a child lying face down in the pond next door. She races into her neighbour’s garden, but the water is empty and no one answers the door. Exhausted from night feeds and unsettled by news of a missing local child, she tries to convince herself she imagined it.

A week later, she hears the sound of a man crying through the wall they share with the new neighbour, Sam. His wife and children are away for the summer, and although he seems friendly, Sylvia grows increasingly uneasy around him. Her anxiety deepens when her young daughter wakes in terror, insisting that a man was in her room. Strange disturbances begin to spread through the house, each one harder for Sylvia to explain away.

Her husband insists she is overtired and imagining things, but Sylvia is certain something is wrong. With a missing child in the community, a neighbour whose behaviour no longer feels harmless, and a series of events she cannot ignore, she becomes convinced that danger is much closer than anyone wants to believe. There is something very wrong on the other side of the wall.

One Click by Andrea Mara is a standalone novel. Lauren takes a photo of a stranger on a beach and posts it online without thinking about the consequences. Her daughters question the choice, but Lauren deletes the image only after anonymous messages begin to arrive. The messages grow more unsettling, and when she contacts the woman in the photo, she hears a troubling story that might explain the harassment. Lauren is not convinced, and the warnings keep coming.

Her ex‑husband seizes the moment to criticise her, insisting she overshares online and brought the trouble on herself. At the same time, Lauren faces problems closer to home. A difficult client from work starts appearing in places he should not be. Her younger daughter’s behaviour shifts in ways Lauren cannot decipher. Cracks begin to spread through the walls of her old South Dublin house, a physical reminder of the fractures in her carefully managed life.

Meanwhile, the messages from the online stalker become more personal and more vicious. Friends urge her to fight back, but Lauren is unsure how far she should go. Then she makes one small mistake, and everything she has tried to protect begins to collapse.

Hide and Seek is a standalone novel by Andrea Mara. Little Lily Murphy disappears during a game of hide-and-seek in a quiet Dublin suburb, and despite her parents’ hopes, the neighbourhood is never the same again. The unanswered questions linger for years.

Joanna moves into a new house long after the tragedy, believing she has found the perfect place to start fresh. Then she learns that Lily once lived there, and the knowledge unsettles her in ways she cannot explain. The more she thinks about the case, the more convinced she becomes that she knows what really happened to the missing girl.

As Joanna’s suspicions grow, so does her fear that the truth could destroy the life she has built. Because if the past comes to light, it might take everything from her.