A Bought the Farm Mystery Books in Order

As Ivy juggles wedding plans and family chaos, old bones start turning up around Runaway Farm and a grave in the town cemetery is disturbed. Past scandals collide with present danger, forcing her to solve a generations old mystery to protect her future.

Wedding planning takes a back seat when escaped animals from a local zoo disrupt Ivy’s big day and a groom is found dead at the venue. Ivy and Kellan must investigate a maze of motives before their own walk down the aisle is ruined.

Clover Grove’s Christmas tree lighting is overshadowed when Keats discovers a body behind the local museum and a priceless antique sleigh vanishes. With only a nervous Shetland pony as witness, Ivy races to solve the crime before holiday celebrations go up in smoke.

A mouthy duck lands in Ivy’s new pond just as a romance guru and her fans arrive at Runaway Farm. When the love expert ends up dead and Ivy’s sister is entangled in the fallout, Ivy, Keats and their feathery witness scramble to expose the truth.

Ivy’s twin nephews launch an eco friendly lawn mowing business using sheep, and Runaway Farm signs on as their first client. When the flock spots more than weeds and a new crime surfaces, Ivy and Keats discover that these woolly workers never sleep on the job.

A long held wish for a wallaby becomes a full blown crisis when a runaway kangaroo bounds into Clover Grove and gets blamed for a suspicious death. Ivy joins the chase, determined to clear the marsupial and corner a human killer.

Dragged back into high school drama by a beekeeping scandal and a dreaded reunion, Ivy finds old rivalries alive and stinging. When criminal mischief hits the hives, she and Keats must uncover who is weaponizing sweet Clover Grove honey.

A forestry crew thins the woods around Clover Grove, and the new sunlight exposes more than trees. When a dream home project turns deadly, Ivy, Keats and friends hunt a sly killer who knows how to use the forest for cover.

A Halloween fundraiser in nearby Thistledown promises harmless scares, until a real skeleton appears and a tiny stowaway mouse begs for rescue. Ivy’s newest pocket sized sidekick and Keats help her navigate haunted houses, corn mazes and a very real murderer.

When a mysterious songbird keeps visiting Runaway Farm, Ivy and Jilly follow its trail to a stash of old love letters and a fresh crime. As Jilly’s wedding nears, long buried secrets in Clover Grove turn dangerously personal.

Jilly’s orchard wedding is days away when a ravenous rabbit colony overruns the cemetery and a gardening expert ends up dead. With the mayor threatening to cancel the ceremony, Ivy and Keats must unmask a killer before the big day.

Keats’s breeder tracks Ivy down with heartbreaking news, and the search for the dog’s missing sister pulls them into a dangerous dognapping case. To save the kidnapped collie, Ivy and her team must untangle a crime that links two towns.

A holiday theme park called Clausville invites Ivy to help with a reindeer in crisis, then Santa himself is accused of murder. With a beloved attraction at risk, Ivy, Keats and a troubled reindeer race to clear his name before Christmas is ruined.

Ivy finally meets Runaway Farm’s original owner, animal benefactor Hannah Pemberton, only to find trouble close behind. When a new visit to nearby Thistledown turns deadly, Ivy and Keats are caught between old loyalties and a fresh small town mystery.

Jilly’s long estranged grandmother calls from a retirement community, accused of a suspicious death that neighbors blame on a vicious swan. Ivy, Keats and Percy hit the road to help, only to find family drama, secrets and danger waiting by the lake.

Tiny but determined, Clippers the miniature horse is training as a service animal when a deathbed confession and a new murder collide. Ivy, Bocelli the singing donkey and Keats trot into trouble to honor an old promise and stop a ruthless killer.

Spring brings a trio of pregnant rescue goats to Runaway Farm and an unwelcome blast from Ivy’s past. When another murder shakes Clover Grove, an ornery pickpocket goat joins the crime solving crew as Ivy fights to stop a killer before the kids arrive.

Right before Christmas, a grieving, loudmouthed donkey demands room at the inn and refuses to stop singing the blues. His arrival coincides with a holiday murder, forcing Ivy, Keats and friends to decode his message before someone else misses Christmas entirely.

Keats hates the idea of a feline partner, yet a pushy ginger cat insists on joining Ivy’s latest investigation. When a spiteful cat sitter targets Ivy and a client dies in the family’s new salon, every paw is needed to protect the Galloway name.

Wilma the escape artist sow has been voted most likely to kill among the farm’s animals, so when another body turns up, she takes the blame. As a reality show invades Clover Grove, Ivy and Keats wade through mud and media to find the truth.

Eager to turn her new hobby farm into a country inn, Ivy is horrified when Keats finds a body in her rye field and her high school sweetheart, now police chief, pegs her as a suspect. Clearing her name means digging into deadly hometown secrets.

Trying to repair her inn’s reputation, Ivy hosts a corporate retreat for former colleagues, only to discover a guest dead in the cow barn. With the herd unfairly blamed, she and Keats must find the real killer hiding among familiar faces.

Runaway Farm’s star attraction is Alvina, a dancing alpaca who loves waltzing with handsome men. When a ballroom troupe arrives in town and their famous instructor ends up dead, Alvina becomes the prime suspect and Ivy must tango with danger to clear her.

A bridge club of elderly ladies should be an easy booking, but their visit ends in tragedy when one guest takes her final flight. As foxes prowl and someone stalks the farm, Ivy and Keats scramble to solve a case full of ruffled feathers.

Big city HR executive Ivy thinks she knows how her life will go, until she meets an abused sheepdog in desperate need of rescue. Saving Keats drags her into real danger and shows her a possible future far from corporate cubicles.