About the Author, Nicole Lundrigan
Nicole Lundrigan, a noteworthy Canadian author, is well-recognized for her uniquely engaging writing style in the realms of both literary fiction and thriller novels. Her upbringing in the lush landscape of Upper Gully, Newfoundland, has subtly influenced the vivid imagery of her works. As a high school student, she spent an enlightening semester in France, living with a Baron and Baroness. This exposure significantly broadened her worldview and subtly enriched her literary voice.
After high school, Nicole’s pursuit of education didn’t stop. She earned her BSc from the respected University of New Braunschweig. Going forward, she accomplished her BA with rewards in anthropology from Saint Mary’s University, Halifax. Furthermore, she secured her MSc from the renowned University of Toronto. Nicole’s diversely rich academic background forms a solid cornerstone for her evocatively thoughtful narrative style.
Post-graduation, Nicole ventured into independent writing. Gradually, she carved a dominant presence in the world of fiction, enthralling her readers with the finesse of her storytelling.
Unleashing Creativity with Books in Order : Nicole Lundrigan’s Literary Journey
Lundrigan’s debut novel, Unraveling Arva, was launched in 2003, pioneering her fascinating journey in the novel-writing world. Here’s a comprehensive list of Nicole Lundrigan’s books in order of their original release dates:
The common thread in all Lundrigan’s books is her unique narrative style. Packed with the right amount of suspense and layered with profound sentiments, her books grab the readers’ attention right from the first page. Her intricate character development and potent imagery reflect her profound connection with anthropology, making her books a must-read for any enthusiast.
Publication Order of Standalone Novels
| Unraveling Arva | (2003) |    |
| Thaw | (2005) | |
| The Seary Line | (2008) | |
| Glass Boys | (2011) | |
| The Widow Tree | (2013) | |
| The Substitute | (2017) | |
| Hideaway | (2019) | |
| An Unthinkable Thing | (2022) | |