Cathryn Grant's Books
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Cathryn is the author of over thirty psychological suspense novels, including the ALEXANDRA MALLORY series featuring a sociopath you can’t help but love. Readers say they're "absolutely addicted" to the series.

The Alexandra Mallory Series

Psychological Thriller/Suspense

Ghost Stories

The things that cause torment in real life—obsession and revenge, guilt and envy and longing—are endlessly fascinating in fiction, and Cathryn never grows tired of writing stories about characters struggling to overcome the worst.
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 ​Cathryn also writes ghost stories ... because who knows what lies beyond our senses: The Haunted Ship Trilogy and the Madison Keith series of novellas.

Cathryn's Complete Book List

ALEXANDRA MALLORY PSYCHOLOGICAL SUSPENSE SERIES
The Woman In the Mirror  
The Woman In the Water
The Woman In the Painting  
The Woman In the Window
The Woman In the Bar  
The Woman In the Bedroom
The Woman In the Dark
The Woman In the Cellar
The Woman In the Photograph
The Woman In the Storm
The Woman In the Taxi
The Woman In the Church
The Woman In the Shadows
The Woman In the Hotel
The Woman In the Castle
​The Woman In the Vineyard
PSYCHOLOGICAL THRILLERS
She’s Listening  ◆ The Assistant 
The Good Neighbor ◆ The Good Mother
The Guest ◆ The Other Couple
Only You ◆ Always Remember
Best Friends Forever ◆ The Favorite Child
The Secret She Kept ◆ Don’t Trust Her
The Artist ◆ The Former Occupant 
​Like. Love. Hate.
​PSYCHOLOGICAL SUSPENSE 
Buried by Debt ◆The Suburban Abyss
Faceless ◆ An Affair With God 
​The Hallelujah Horror Show
THE HAUNTED SHIP TRILOGY
Alone On the Beach
Slipping Away From the Beach
Haunting the Beach
MADISON KEITH GHOST STORY SERIES
SHORT FICTION
Chances Are ◆ Maternal Instinct
The 12 Days of Xmas ◆ Red Flags
​Jealousy Junction ◆ Reduction in Force 
FLASH FICTION FOR THE COCKTAIL HOUR
NONFICTION
Writing is Murder: Motive, Means, and Opportunity

What is Flash Fiction for the cocktail hour?
Like a shot of vodka or scotch,
flash fiction is a quick hit to the brain at the end of the day,
a startling peek into another’s life.

You can think of it as an alternative to a martini.
Click here to enjoy, the bar is open

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Short Fiction
When the hours are short, I long for a complete story rather than
having to tear myself away from characters' lives mid-crisis.

Click here to escape for an hour or two

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