The Recurring Cast
Robyn Harding books in order · Robyn Harding reading order · 6 books · 2017 to 2023

Robyn Harding Books in Order and Reading Order

Robyn Harding writes gripping domestic suspense set in Vancouver and Seattle, beginning with The Party, about a sixteenth birthday sleepover that goes terribly wrong.

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Robyn Harding books in order

Robyn Harding’s first book is The Party (2017). There are 6 books in all, published from 2017 to 2023.

The Robyn Harding 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 booksPsychological suspense
  1. 1The Party2017With Kim Sanders and Jeff Sanders · Set in San FranciscoBuy on Amazon
  2. 2Her Pretty Face2018With Frances Metcalfe and Kate Randolph · Set in SeattleBuy on Amazon
  3. 3The Arrangement2019With Natalie Russo · Set in New YorkBuy on Amazon
  4. 4The Swap2021With Low Prentice · Set in British ColumbiaBuy on Amazon
  5. 5The Perfect Family2022Set in Pacific NorthwestBuy on Amazon
  6. 6The Drowning Woman2023Set in Pacific NorthwestBuy on Amazon

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Characters

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

Leads

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