About the Author: J.T. Ellison
Standing tall in the realms of suspense and thriller, J.T. Ellison is a renowned American author cherished by readers worldwide. Raised in Colorado and Virginia, Ellison leveraged her multifaceted background to breathe life into her character-driven narratives.
Prior to her triumphant entry into the literary world, her career graph was an amalgamation of prestigious roles. She was notably a part of The White House and the Department of Commerce, as a presidential appointee. Plunging into the private sector, she further sharpened her skills as a financial analyst and marketing director.
Ellison’s Writing Career
Shifting from her existing career path, Ellison found her calling in creating mesmerizing narratives, penning down the much-loved Taylor Jackson and Samantha Owens novels. Her first novel, All the Pretty Girls, released in 2007, marked the start of a promising writing journey.
Her unique writing style, characterized by thrilling suspense elements, deep character arcs, and gripping storylines, catapulted her to fame. Each of her works elegantly showcases her ability to seamlessly blend thought-provoking suspense with the intricacies of her characters’ lives. These qualities are exemplified in her award-winning novel The Cold Room. This masterpiece won Ellison the ITW Thriller Award for Best Paperback Original in 2010.
Books in Order: Introducing J.T. Ellison’s Novels
Regardless of whether you are a longstanding fan or a newcomer, understanding books in order of Ellison’s writing is essential to fully appreciate her literary artistry. Here’s a list of J.T. Ellison’s books, arranged sequentially as per their release:
Publication Order of Taylor Jackson Books
| All the Pretty Girls | (2007) |    |
| 14 | (2008) | |
| Judas Kiss | (2008) | |
| The Cold Room | (2010) | |
| The Immortals | (2010) | |
| So Close the Hand of Death | (2011) | |
| Where All the Dead Lie | (2011) | |
| Field of Graves | (2015) | |
| Blood Sugar Baby | (2015) | |
| Whiteout | (2015) | |
| The Wolves Come at Night | (2023) | |
| Field of Graves is a prequel in the series. | ||