Tami Hoag Books In Order – Complete List
#1 internationally bestselling author Tami Hoag has over 30 mystery, thriller, romantic suspense, and romance novels in several series, including Broussard and Fourcade, Kovac & Liska, and Oak Knoll, as well as standalone novels, which have been translated into over 30 languages so far.
Here are the Tami Hoag books in order for her several crime mystery and thriller series and novels..
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Quaid Horses Books in Publication Order
- Rumor Has It, 1988
- Man of Her Dreams, 1989
- Tempestuous, 1990
Hennessy Books in Publication Order
- The Trouble with J.J., 1988
- Magic, 1990
Rainbow Chasers Books in Publication Order
- Heart of Gold, 1989
- Keeping Company, 1990
- Reilly’s Return, 1990
- Magic, 1990
Doucet Books in Publication Order
- The Restless Heart, 1991
- Lucky’s Lady, 1992
- Cry Wolf, 1993
Deer Lake Books in Publication Order
- Night Sins, 1995
- Guilty As Sin, 1996
Broussard and Fourcade Books in Publication Order
Annie Broussard and Nick Fourcade
- A Thin Dark Line, 1997
- The Boy, 2018
- Bad Liar, 2023
Kovac and Liska Books in Publication Order
Sam Kovac and Kinni Liska
- Ashes to Ashes, 1999
- Dust to Dust, 2000
- Prior Bad Acts (aka Dead Sky), 2006
The 1st Victim (#3.5), 2013 - The 9th Girl, 2013
- The Bitter Season, 2015
Elena Estes Books in Publication Order
- Dark Horse, 2002
- The Alibi Man, 2007
Oak Knoll Books in Publication Order
- Deeper Than the Dead, 2008
- Secrets to the Grave, 2010
- Down the Darkest Road, 2011
Standalone Novels in Publication Order
- McKnight in Shining Armor, 1988
- Mismatch, 1989
- Straight from the Heart, 1989
- Sarah’s Sin, 1991
- Heart of Dixie, 1991
- The Last White Knight, 1992
- Taken by Storm, 1992 (Heartthrobs series)
- Still Waters, 1992
- Dark Paradise, 1994
- Kill the Messenger, 2004
- Cold, Cold Heart, 2014
- Bad Liar, 2024
Short Story Collections and Anthologies in Publication Order
- The Putt at the End of the World, 2000
- Suspense Magazine, February 2010, 2010
- Suspense Magazine July 2013, 2013
Tami Hoag Biography
Tami Hoag, real name, Tami Mikkelson, was born in 1959 in Cresco, Iowa, and she grew up in Harmony, Minnesota, a place where her father worked as an insurance salesman.
Tami knew she wanted to become a writer from a very early on. She loved reading and fell in love with books since childhood. Her first-ever work of fiction was a third grade project featuring two children and a pony.
After graduating from high school, she went to work at the La Crosse Tribune circulation department, after which she held several jobs, including being a photographer’s assistant, show-horse trainer, and designer bathroom accessories salesperson.
She got her first novel published by Bantam in 1988. It was a romance novel, and several others followed suit. She kept writing romance novels with serious success, but eventually, in the mid 90s, Tami Hoag started to shift her focus to more action-oriented writing, and decided to switch her focus from romance to mystery and thrillers, genres in which she is writing even today.
Over the years, she had thirteen consecutive New York Times bestselling novels, and five of them were within 20 months. Her first novel that ever hit the New York Times Bestseller List was Night Sins.
With three other authors, Eileen Dreyer, Elizabeth Grayson, and Kimberly Cates, who switched from romances to thriller at about the same time as her, Tami Hoag formed the Divas, a group that aimed to help and support each other in their writing ventures.
More than 40 million copies of Tami Hoag’s books are currently in print.
When she is not writing, Tami Hoag is taking care of her horses that she rides sometimes even competitively. At some point, she stopped riding horses due to an accident where she fell, leaving her with five vertebrae in her back broken. After fully recovering, she continued riding competitively. An accomplished equestrienne, Tami Hoag also brought her knowledge and love for horses to Dark Horse, the first in the Elena Estes books.
Tami Hoag currently lives in the greater Los Angeles area.
Tami Hoag Book Adaptations
Night Sins was adapted as a four-hour television mini-series starring Valerie Bertinelli and Harry Hamlin as main characters. The series was broadcast by the Columbia Broadcasting System in 1997.