The Recurring Cast
Louise O’Neill books in order · Louise O’Neill reading order · 6 books · 2014 to 2022

Louise O’Neill Books in Order and Reading Order

Louise O’Neill writes bold, unflinching novels about women, power and consent, beginning with the young adult novels Only Ever Yours and Asking For It.

Best estimate, compiled from series guides, publisher descriptions and reviews where available, and from memory otherwise. Book level only, not chapter level. Minor includes cameos and brief references. Each book carries a confidence rating in its tooltip.

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Louise O’Neill books in order

Louise O’Neill’s first book is Only Ever Yours (2014). There are 6 books in all, published from 2014 to 2022.

The Louise O’Neill reading order: each series in publication order, with its lead characters. Where the story runs in a different order, switch to Story order. Crossover books are marked and listed under their main series. Use My books to track what you have read.

Standalone

6 books · Mostly set in County CorkLiterary fictionPsychological suspense
  1. 1Only Ever Yours2014With freida · Set in the fictional The Euro-ZoneBuy on Amazon
  2. 2Asking For It2015With Emma O’Donovan · Set in the fictional Ballinatoom, County CorkBuy on Amazon
  3. 3The Surface Breaks2018With GaiaBuy on Amazon
  4. 4Almost Love2018Buy on Amazon
  5. 5After the Silence2020Buy on Amazon
  6. 6Idol2022With Samantha Miller · Set in Los Angeles and IrelandBuy on Amazon

Who appears in which book

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Characters

4 recurring and key characters, with the book each one first appears in.

Leads

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