Tana French
Biography
Tana French is an Irish-American author known for her riveting crime fiction novels, particularly the acclaimed Dublin Murder Squad series. Born in Vermont and raised in Ireland, French's writing reflects her deep connection to both countries and showcases her talent for crafting complex characters and intricate plots. French's debut novel, "In the Woods," was a huge success and marked the beginning of her career as a bestselling author. Since then, she has published several more books in the Dublin Murder Squad series, each one receiving critical acclaim and garnering a large and devoted following. Known for her atmospheric storytelling and meticulous attention to detail, French has been praised for her ability to create immersive and suspenseful mysteries that keep readers on the edge of their seats until the very last page. With her skillful prose and compelling narratives, French has solidified her place as one of the top crime fiction writers of her generation.
Classic Series
The series that started it all
- In the Woods
- The Likeness
- Faithful Place
- Broken Harbour
Recent Series
Latest works by the author
- The Secret Place
- The Trespasser
- The Searcher
Reading Order
Complete reading order for Tana French's books
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Tana French known for?
Tana French is known for writing gripping psychological thrillers, with a focus on the Dublin Murder Squad series.
How many books are in the Dublin Murder Squad series?
There are currently 6 books in the Dublin Murder Squad series.
What is the first book in the Dublin Murder Squad series?
The first book in the series is 'In the Woods'.
Are Tana French's books interconnected or standalone?
While each book in the Dublin Murder Squad series can be read as a standalone, there are recurring characters and references that connect the books.
Has Tana French received any awards for her writing?
Yes, Tana French has received numerous awards for her work, including the Edgar Award for Best First Novel and the Irish Book Award for Crime Fiction.