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J.A. Baker Books in Order
J.A. Baker resides in Essex with his wife. As a writer, he has drawn from his diverse life experiences, including time spent working as a logger and a British Museum book trolley attendant. In 1965, he dedicated himself to chronicling his all-consuming passion for the peregrine, pouring his thoughts and observations into a manuscript that underwent five drafts before submission for publication. Debuting in 1967 with the critically acclaimed <i>The Peregrine</i>, Baker's poetic prose captivated readers and earned him the prestigious Duff Cooper prize. This recognition was soon followed by a substantial Arts Council grant. His subsequent book, <i>The Hill of Summer</i>, published in 1969, solidified his reputation as a masterful writer.
Bibliography verified: March 2026
Quick Answer
What are all of J.A. Baker's book series? J.A. Baker has written 1 book series. The most notable is the Standalone series.
Complete series list with all books in reading order below.
Book Series by J.A. Baker
- #1
Undercurrent / The Girl In The Water(2017) - #2
Her Dark Retreat / The Retreat(2017) - #3
The Other Mother(2017) - #4
Finding Eva / The Toxic Friend(2018) - #5
The Uninvited / The Intruder(2018) - #6
The Cleansing / The Stranger(2019) - #7
The Woman at Number 19(2019) - #8
The Girl I Used to Be / The Quiet One(2020) - #9
In the Dying Minutes(2020) - #10
Looking For Leo(2021) - #11
The Face of Clara Morgan(2021) - #12
The Midnight Child(2021) - #13
Here Lies Alice(2022) - #14
Local Girl Missing(2022) - #15
The Last Wife(2023) - #16
The Woman in the Woods(2023) - #17
The Perfect Parents(2024) - #18
Hush Little Baby(2024) - #19
The Good Daughter(2025)
About J.A. Baker
J.A. Baker resides in Essex with his wife. As a writer, he has drawn from his diverse life experiences, including time spent working as a logger and a British Museum book trolley attendant. In 1965, he dedicated himself to chronicling his all-consuming passion for the peregrine, pouring his thoughts and observations into a manuscript that underwent five drafts before submission for publication. Debuting in 1967 with the critically acclaimed <i>The Peregrine</i>, Baker's poetic prose captivated readers and earned him the prestigious Duff Cooper prize. This recognition was soon followed by a substantial Arts Council grant. His subsequent book, <i>The Hill of Summer</i>, published in 1969, solidified his reputation as a masterful writer.
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