The Indian Lake Trilogy Books in Order

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The Indian Lake Trilogy by Stephen Graham Jones is a horror series set in a small mountain town in Idaho, centered around Indian Lake and its surrounding areas. The series follows the town's residents as they confront supernatural and violent events tied to the area's dark history. Each book explores themes of horror, survival, and the intersection of pop culture and real-life danger, with a focus on the psychological and emotional toll of fear.

Publication order

In the order the books were originally released.

  1. Cover of My Heart Is a Chainsaw

    My Heart Is a Chainsaw

    2021 · Stephen Graham Jones

    Jade Daniels is a high school senior and a devoted fan of 1980s slasher films. She lives in Proofrock, a small mountain town in Idaho, where she…

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  2. Cover of Don't Fear the Reaper

    Don't Fear the Reaper

    2023 · Stephen Graham Jones

    Don't Fear the Reaper is a 2023 horror novel by American writer Stephen Graham Jones. It is the second book in The Indian Lake Trilogy, following My…

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  3. The Angel of Indian Lake

    2024 · Stephen Graham Jones

    The Angel of Indian Lake is a 2024 horror novel by Stephen Graham Jones. It is the final book in his Indian Lake Trilogy and follows Don't Fear the…

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Frequently asked questions

What order should I read the The Indian Lake Trilogy books in?

Read them in publication order, starting with “My Heart Is a Chainsaw”. Start with “My Heart Is a Chainsaw.”

How many books are in the The Indian Lake Trilogy series?

We list 3 books by Stephen Graham Jones , published between 2021–2024.

Where can I buy the The Indian Lake Trilogy books?

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