Zoe B. Wallbrook Books In Order

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

Zoe B. Wallbrook is an accomplished published author.

She is also a professor who recently reached tenure. Her academic research has made appearances in such places as The New Yorker and the New York Times.

Zoe was picked for mentorship by the LA Times bestselling author Elizabeth Little. Her first novel History Lessons ended up being a runner-up for the Eleanor Taylor Bland Award.

She likes to start of all her emails letting people know that she is sorry for her slow reply. She also pretends to understand how various astrological signs work and cries at the conclusion of every episode of Call the Midwife.

She is married. She lives with her husband and Sophie, their black lab and pittie mix.

History Lessons is a 2025 novel by Zoe B. Wallbrook. If you have been searching for a unique fictional book that is going to provide tons of entertainment per page, look no further!

A professor of college history is going to have to turn amateur detective if she wants to make any headway. To do so, she is going to have to solve the murder of her incredible colleague, something that will bring justice and also keep her from becoming an upcoming target. If you love romantic mysteries, then check out this book, particularly if you are a fan of writers such as Ali Hazelwood or Janet Evanovich.

As a new junior professor, Daphne Ouverture can be found spending her days standing in front of a class lecturing them on French colonialism. She can also be discovered working on another academic book, or else going on terrible dates. This world might be small, but it suits her just fine. But then Sam Taylor dies, and it changes everything.

Sam was an up and coming star for the anthropology department at Harrison University. Even though he was very popular, he never was one of Daphne’s favorites. Despite this fact, Sam’s killer seems to believe that she has something that once belonged to Sam, and it is something he will not stop until he gets.

In between trying to grade papers for her job, Daphne tries to navigate her horrible love life and goes on her own investigation so that she can discover what ends up connecting her more deeply to Sam’s murder. She gets some assistance from a former detective who is now a book seller as she works to find a cover-up on campus and get to the bottom of it.

If you love mysteries, this is a great one to check out. Read this book and see what you think in this thriller that will have you turning the pages to get to the end! Can Daphne survive all of this mess, or will it take her down? Grab a copy of History Lessons to find out.