Order of Rachel Howzell Hall Books
Rachel Howzell Hall is an American author best known for writing the bestselling They All Fall Down and the creator and writer of the Lou Norton series of books. That series began with Land of Shadows in 2014.
In addition to writing, Howzell Hall is on the board of directors for the Southern California chapter of Mystery Writers of America and was a featured writer on NPR’s acclaimed ‘Crime in the City’ series and the National Endowment for the Arts weekly podcast. She has also worked as a mentor in the Association of Writers & Writing Programs’ Writer-to-Writer program.
Publication Order of Detective Elouise Norton Books
| Land of Shadows | (2014) |    |
| Skies of Ash | (2015) | |
| Trail of Echoes | (2016) | |
| City of Saviors | (2017) | |
Publication Order of Standalone Novels
| A Quiet Storm | (2002) | |
| The View from Here | (2010) | |
| No One Knows You're Here | (2011) | |
| They All Fall Down | (2019) | |
| And Now She's Gone | (2020) | |
| These Toxic Things | (2021) | |
| We Lie Here | (2022) | |
Publication Order of Short Stories/Novellas
| How It Ends | (2021) | |
| See How They Run | (2022) | |
Publication Order of Anthologies
| The Family Lawyer | (2017) | |
| Fatally Haunted | (2019) | |
| Shattering Glass | (2020) | |
If You Like Rachel Howzell Hall Books, You’ll Love…
They All Fall Down is a popular thriller by Howzell Hall. Th book sees Miriam Macy invited to set sail to a private island with six other strangers. They are surrounded by open water in the Sea of Cortez and the surroundings are beautiful. However, they soon find out they have been brought to the island under false pretenses and the strangers each have their own secret. One accident leads to another, and one by one they all start falling down. Miriam will have to think fast to avoid becoming one of them.
Land of Shadows is the first book in the Detective Elouise Norton series. The book takes place in a gentrifying area of Los Angeles where a seventeen-year-old girl is found dead. Elouise, everyone calls her “Lou”, and her new partner, Colin, are put on the case. Colin is ready to put it up as a teenage suicide, but Lou thinks there is more to the story. Her suspicions are based in a very personal way as the condo site is owned by Napoleon Crase, a millionaire who Lou believes murdered her sister thirty years ago. As Lou investigates, she’ll begin noticing links between the two cases and becomes determined to find the truth.
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