Series
Books like Devil (William W. Johnstone): 9 series to read next
Devil (William W. Johnstone) is horror. The 9 series below are ranked by how much of that they share — each card says which parts.
Devil (William W. Johnstone) is 18 books, 1980–1992.
“Amazon: Black Wilder has waited a long, long time to come Whitfield.”
from the catalogue description of The Devil's Kiss
- Jerusalem's LotSeries
seriesStephen King3 books1975
About vampires and grief and loss.
matchedhorrordarkcontemporaryeerienorth americaour worldtensesmall town
- The ShiningSeries
seriesStephen King5 books1977
About psychic powers and addiction.
matchedhorrordarkcontemporarynorth americatense
- Rosemary ReillySeries
seriesIra Levin2 books1967
About parenthood, set in big city.
matchedhorrordemonsnorth americatense
- Castle RockSeries
seriesStephen King & Richard Chizmar16 books1978
Horror, set in contemporary and north america.
matchedhorrorcontemporarynorth americasmall town
- ExorcistSeries
seriesWilliam Peter Blatty & Steven Piziks6 books1971
Horror, dark in tone, about demons, set in contemporary and north america.
matchedhorrordarkcontemporarydemonsnorth america
- The OmenSeries
seriesGordon McGill, David Seltzer & Joseph Howard5 books1976
Horror, set in our world.
matchedhorrorour world
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Why these
No sales rank, no star ratings, no readers also bought.
Shared terms are not a promise that a book feels the same. Two series can be far-future political intrigue and read nothing alike — what the ranking can say is what they are about, and each card says which parts it shares.
Questions readers ask
- What should I read after Devil (William W. Johnstone)?
- Jerusalem's Lot — the closest match to Devil (William W. Johnstone) on what it is about, not on what sells.
- Where do I start with Devil (William W. Johnstone)?
- The Devil's Kiss. It is the entry the catalogue recommends for Devil (William W. Johnstone).
- How big is Devil (William W. Johnstone)?
- Devil (William W. Johnstone) is 18 books, 1980–1992.











