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Joe Hill Books in Order (52 Book Series)

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Joe Hill has written a series of 52 books. Here, you can see them all in order! (plus the year each book was published)

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    FAQ

    • Who is this author Joe you speak of and what's the deal with his books in order?

      The author we are talking about here is none other than the New York Times bestselling author, Joe Hill. Son of the legendary author Stephen King, Hill has carved out his own niche in the horror and fantasy genre, gaining major recognition for his books and stories. His books are often devoured in order of publication, each one a thrilling ride of horror, fantasy, and sometimes even a dash of romance.

    • I keep hearing about this Locke and Key series. Can you tell me more about it and the order of the books?

      Locke and Key is a much-loved series by author Joe Hill. This series has a total of six books, each locke and key story unfolding in a dark, beautiful, and chilling world. The recommended reading order is as per their publication order: 'Welcome to Lovecraft,' 'Head Games,' 'Crown of Shadows,' 'Keys to the Kingdom,' 'Clockworks,' and 'Alpha & Omega.' These books have been a favorite among the horror and fantasy fans.

    • I have a Kindle. Is there a kindle publication of Joe's books in order?

      Yes, there is! All of Joe Hill's books, including the Locke and Key series, have a Kindle publication. You can buy them in order and start reading right away. The beauty of e-books is you can start reading your favorite horror stories from Joe Hill immediately after purchase!

    • Where can I find book covers, published details, and comments about Joe's books?

      Goodreads is an excellent source to find book covers, published details, and user comments about Joe Hill's books. There, you'll find a wealth of information from ratings to in-depth reviews, a perfect place to decide which title to read next.

    • I'm a movie star who loves reading and horror. Can I find Joe's books in order?

      Absolutely, Mr. or Ms. Movie Star! You can find all of Joe Hill's books, arranged in order, on various online platforms or your local bookstore. You can choose from his novels, short stories, or dive into the Locke and Key series. Each book is a journey into a world of horror and fantasy, a true feast for a reader like you.

    • Can you tell me more about the Locke and Key series? Are there any short stories related to it?

      The Locke and Key series is a collection of six books that blend horror, fantasy, and darkside emotions seamlessly. Apart from these books, Joe Hill has also written an e-short story, 'Open the Moon,' that fits into the Locke and Key universe. It's a beautiful ghost story told with Hill's characteristic flair.

    • What is the order to read Joe's short stories?

      Joe's short stories can be read in any order you prefer. However, if you'd like a chronological order, you can follow their publication order. Some of his short stories include "By the Silver Water of Lake Champlain," "Faun," and "Late Returns." Each story is a standalone piece of horror and fantasy, a testament to Hill's superb storytelling.

    • Are there any unique books in order by Joe aside from the Locke and Key series?

      Yes, there are! Joe Hill has written several standalone novels, such as 'Heart-Shaped Box' and 'Horns,' which have been well received by readers and critics alike. He is also known for his collection of short stories, '20th Century Ghosts.'

    • I saw comments on Goodreads about a book called "The Fireman" by Joe. Can you tell me more about it?

      "The Fireman" is another standalone novel by Joe Hill. It's a gripping story about a worldwide pandemic that causes people to spontaneously combust and the struggles of the survivors. With its blend of horror, fantasy, and elements of general fiction, it has received high ratings and positive comments from the Goodreads community.