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List of L.J. Smith Books in Order
L.J. Smith’s collection of books presents a mesmerizing blend of supernatural elements and complex characters that have entranced the imaginations of many readers. Beginning with ‘The Vampire Diaries’ series, Smith introduces us to a world where vampires and humans coexist, setting the stage for a thrilling exploration of the supernatural. As the series progresses into the Night World and Secret Circle books, the intricate relationships between characters deepen, paving the way for unexpected twists and turns. Each series adds a new layer of fascination, leaving readers captivated by what lies ahead in Smith’s interconnected world of fantasy and mystery.
Publication Order of Dark Visions Books
Publication Order of Forbidden Game Books
Publication Order of Night World Books
| Secret Vampire / Night World | (1996) | Amazon |
| Daughters of Darkness | (1996) | Amazon |
| Spellbinder | (1996) | Amazon |
| Dark Angel | (1996) | Amazon |
| The Chosen | (1997) | Amazon |
| Soulmate | (1997) | Amazon |
| Huntress | (1997) | Amazon |
| Black Dawn | (1997) | Amazon |
| Witchlight | (1998) | Amazon |
| Strange Fate | (2012) | Amazon |
Publication Order of The Secret Circle Books
| The Initiation | (1992) | Amazon |
| The Captive | (1992) | Amazon |
| The Power | (1992) | Amazon |
| The Divide | (2012) | Amazon |
| The Hunt | (2012) | Amazon |
| The Temptation | (2013) | Amazon |
Publication Order of Wildworld Books
Publication Order of The Vampire Diaries Books
Publication Order of The Vampire Diaries: The Return Books
Publication Order of The Vampire Diaries: The Salvation Books
Publication Order of The Vampire Diaries: Stefan’s Diaries Books
(with Julie Plec)
| Origins | (2010) | Amazon |
| Bloodlust | (2011) | Amazon |
| The Craving | (2011) | Amazon |
| The Ripper | (2011) | Amazon |
| The Asylum | (2012) | Amazon |
| The Compelled | (2012) | Amazon |
Publication Order of The Vampire Diaries: The Hunters Books
Publication Order of Point Horror Books
| Avalanche(By: Arthur J. Roth) | (1979) | Amazon |
| The Cheerleader / Deadly Offer(By: Caroline B. Cooney) | (1985) | Amazon |
| Blind Date(By: R.L. Stine) | (1986) | Amazon |
| Twisted(By: R.L. Stine) | (1987) | Amazon |
| The Nightmare Man(By: Tessa Krailing) | (1988) | Amazon |
| The Lifeguard(By: Richie Tankersley Cusick) | (1988) | Amazon |
| Beach House(By: R.L. Stine) | (1989) | Amazon |
| Party Line(By: A. Bates) | (1989) | Amazon |
| Prom Dress(By: Lael Littke) | (1989) | Amazon |
| The Baby-Sitter(By: R.L. Stine) | (1989) | Amazon |
| My Secret Admirer(By: Carol Ellis) | (1989) | Amazon |
| April Fools(By: Richie Tankersley Cusick) | (1990) | Amazon |
| Funhouse(By: Diane Hoh) | (1990) | Amazon |
| Beach Party(By: R.L. Stine) | (1990) | Amazon |
| The Boyfriend(By: R.L. Stine) | (1990) | Amazon |
| The Foggiest(By: David Belbin) | (1990) | Amazon |
| The Baby-Sitter II(By: R.L. Stine) | (1991) | Amazon |
| The Snowman(By: R.L. Stine) | (1991) | Amazon |
| The Accident(By: Diane Hoh) | (1991) | Amazon |
| Sister Dearest(By: D.E. Athkins) | (1991) | Amazon |
| The Girlfriend(By: R.L. Stine) | (1991) | Amazon |
| Freeze Tag(By: Caroline B. Cooney) | (1992) | Amazon |
| The Window(By: Carol Ellis) | (1992) | Amazon |
| Fatal Secrets(By: Richie Tankersley Cusick) | (1992) | Amazon |
| The Perfume(By: Caroline B. Cooney) | (1992) | Amazon |
| The Invitation(By: Diane Hoh) | (1992) | Amazon |
| Mirror, Mirror(By: D.E. Athkins) | (1992) | Amazon |
| The Fever(By: Diane Hoh) | (1992) | Amazon |
| Hit And Run(By: R.L. Stine) | (1992) | Amazon |
| The Train(By: Diane Hoh) | (1992) | Amazon |
| The Ripper(By: D.E. Athkins) | (1992) | Amazon |
| The Cemetery(By: D.E. Athkins) | (1992) | Amazon |
| The Waitress(By: Sinclair Smith) | (1992) | Amazon |
| Halloween Night(By: R.L. Stine) | (1993) | Amazon |
| Dream Date(By: Sinclair Smith) | (1993) | Amazon |
| The Baby-Sitter 3(By: R.L. Stine) | (1993) | Amazon |
| The Dead Girlfriend(By: R.L. Stine) | (1993) | Amazon |
| The Hitchhiker(By: R.L. Stine) | (1993) | Amazon |
| The Phantom(By: Barbara Steiner) | (1993) | Amazon |
| The Stranger(By: Caroline B. Cooney) | (1993) | Amazon |
| The Yearbook(By: Peter Lerangis) | (1994) | Amazon |
| Twins(By: Caroline B. Cooney) | (1994) | Amazon |
| The Hunter | (1994) | Amazon |
| Silent Witness(By: Carol Ellis) | (1994) | Amazon |
| Call Waiting(By: R.L. Stine) | (1994) | Amazon |
| The Watcher(By: Lael Littke) | (1994) | Amazon |
| Halloween Night II(By: R.L. Stine) | (1994) | Amazon |
| The Chase | (1994) | Amazon |
| The Diary / Let Me Tell You how I Died(By: Sinclair Smith) | (1994) | Amazon |
| I Saw You That Night!(By: R.L. Stine) | (1994) | Amazon |
| The Kill | (1994) | Amazon |
| The Witness(By: R.L. Stine) | (1994) | Amazon |
| Driver’s Dead(By: Peter Lerangis) | (1994) | Amazon |
| Camp Fear(By: Carol Ellis) | (1994) | Amazon |
| Night School(By: Caroline B. Cooney) | (1995) | Amazon |
| The Babysitter IV(By: R.L. Stine) | (1995) | Amazon |
| The Boy Next Door(By: Sinclair Smith) | (1995) | Amazon |
| The Body(By: Carol Ellis) | (1995) | Amazon |
| The Mummy(By: Barbara Steiner) | (1995) | Amazon |
| The Surfer(By: Linda Cargill) | (1995) | Amazon |
| Hide and Seek(By: Jane McFann) | (1995) | Amazon |
| Blood Curse(By: Janice Harrell) | (1995) | Amazon |
| The Claw(By: Carmen Adams) | (1995) | Amazon |
| Amnesia(By: Sinclair Smith) | (1995) | Amazon |
| Spring Break(By: Barbara Steiner) | (1996) | Amazon |
| The Stalker(By: Carol Ellis) | (1996) | Amazon |
| Prom Date(By: Diane Hoh) | (1996) | Amazon |
| The Bride(By: D.E. Athkins) | (1996) | Amazon |
| Sweet Sixteen(By: Francesca Jeffries) | (1996) | Amazon |
| Double Date(By: Sinclair Smith) | (1996) | Amazon |
| Second Sight(By: Sinclair Smith) | (1996) | Amazon |
| Homecoming Queen(By: John Hall) | (1997) | Amazon |
| Mysterious Christmas Tales(By: Gillian Cross,Robert Swindells,Susan Price) | (1999) | Amazon |
| X-Isle(By: Peter Lerangis) | (2003) | Amazon |
| Demon(By: Samantha Lee) | (2003) | Amazon |
| The Dark 2(By: Linda Cargill) | (2004) | Amazon |
| Return to X-Isle(By: Peter Lerangis) | (2004) | Amazon |
| Defriended(By: Ruth Baron) | (2013) | Amazon |
| Identity Theft(By: Anna Davies) | (2013) | Amazon |
| Wickedpedia(By: Chris Van Etten) | (2014) | Amazon |
| The Dark: v. 1(By: Linda Cargill) | (2020) | Amazon |
| The Point Horror Series may be missing books or out of order because every online source for these lists these books in a different order and varies on the books included. In no other listing are the books numbered. Compilations and Short Story Collections are listed at the bottom.Point Horror Unleashed & Mutant Point Horror & Nightmare Hall are spinoffs of this series | ||
Publication Order of Anthologies
| St. Louis Noir | (2016) | Amazon |
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Synopsis
Discover the enchanting realm of L.J. Smith’s diverse book series, each brimming with exciting accounts of horror, fantasy, romance, and the everlasting conflict between darkness and light.
The Vampire Diaries series immerses readers in the mystical world of vampires, werewolves, and witches, while the Night World series uncovers the lives of humans and supernatural beings interconnected through a concealed society.
In the Secret Circle series, readers are drawn into a coven of young witches navigating the intricacies of magic and love.
The Forbidden Game series takes readers on a spine-chilling escapade where a seemingly innocent board game turns deadly.
Lastly, the Dark Visions series delves into the abilities of psychics and the perils they encounter in a world filled with enigmas and uncertainties.
Review Summary
Moving from the detailed exploration of L.J. Smith’s fascinating book series, a review summary provides a concise overview of the collective reception and critique of her works. Critics and readers alike have praised Smith’s ability to craft intricate and engaging storylines, often blending elements of horror, romance, and fantasy seamlessly.
The Vampire Diaries series, in particular, has garnered widespread acclaim for its captivating characters and unpredictable plot twists. While some reviewers have noted occasional pacing issues or predictability in certain story arcs, the majority agree that Smith’s writing style is immersive and absorbing.
