Order of Aimee Molloy Books

Aimee Molloy is an American author of thrillers and psychological suspense, best known for her debut novel The Perfect Mother. Her writing focuses on secrets, obsession, and the hidden tensions beneath everyday relationships, often centering on domestic settings and unreliable perceptions. Molloy’s work has been praised for its tight plotting and emotional intensity, and The Perfect Mother was adapted into the Netflix film A Secret Between Mothers.

Aimee Molloy made her debut as an author in 2009 with Jantsen’s Gift, which she co-authored with Pam Cope. Her debut as a novelist was The Perfect Mother, published in 2018. Below is a list of Aimee Molloy’s books in order of when they were first released:

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

Publication Order of Non-Fiction Books

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Aimee Molloy Synopses: The Perfect Mother is a standalone novel by Aimee Molloy. The May Mothers are a group of new moms whose babies were all born in the same month. Twice a week, they meet in Brooklyn’s Prospect Park, finding comfort and companionship in the shared chaos of new motherhood.

On a sweltering Fourth of July night, the women leave their babies with sitters and head out for drinks—except for Winnie, a single mother who hesitates to leave her six-week-old son, Midas. When she returns home, his crib is empty.

As the search for Midas unfolds, the bonds between the May Mothers begin to fracture. Long-buried secrets surface, relationships strain under pressure, and the women are forced to confront how little they truly know about one another—and what they’re willing to sacrifice to protect themselves.

Goodnight Beautiful by Aimee Molloy is a standalone title. Sam Statler, a psychotherapist, and his new wife, Annie Potter, leave New York City to begin married life in Sam’s quiet upstate hometown. While Sam spends long hours seeing patients in his home office, Annie finds herself alone in an unfamiliar place, struggling to adjust.

From the room above Sam’s office, Annie discovers she can hear every therapy session through a ceiling vent. At first, listening feels harmless—an antidote to boredom and isolation. She overhears confessions from Sam’s clients: marital doubts, sexual frustrations, private fears. Gradually, the temptation to listen becomes impossible to resist.

But when a mysterious new patient enters Sam’s life and he suddenly stops coming home, Annie’s secret eavesdropping takes on a darker urgency. What she has heard—and what she hasn’t—begins to threaten their marriage, forcing Annie to confront how much she truly knows about her husband, and how far curiosity can go before it becomes something far more dangerous.

In However Long the Night, Aimee Molloy tells the remarkable true story of Molly Melching, an American woman whose experience as an exchange student in Senegal led her to found Tostan and devote nearly four decades to improving the lives of girls and women across Africa. The biography traces Melching’s early years at the University of Dakar and follows her 40-year journey as a social entrepreneur and tireless advocate for human rights.

Inspirational and beautifully written, However Long the Night: Molly Melching’s Journey to Help Millions of African Women and Girls Triumph is both a celebration of grassroots change and a call to action for global citizens. The book is published in partnership with the Skoll Foundation, which supports innovative organizations like Tostan that address some of the world’s most urgent challenges.