A Traveler’s Tale of Murder Books in Order
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A Traveler’s Tale of Murder books in publication order
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Murder aboard the Olympic
by Jennifer S. Alderson
2025
Travel writer Evelyn Cartwright boards the Olympic expecting a glamorous voyage with her film-star friend Grace. When a reporter is stabbed with Grace's knitting needle, Evelyn investigates the passengers' secrets before the captain condemns the wrong woman.
Murder in the British Museum
by Jennifer S. Alderson
2025
Exploring London in 1925, Evelyn Cartwright becomes involved when a British Museum curator is killed with an Egyptian statue. Convinced the arrested elderly suspect is innocent, she follows museum rivalries and buried secrets toward the real murderer.
Murder at the World Fair
by Jennifer S. Alderson
2026
In 1925 Paris, Evelyn Cartwright's exploration of art and café life is interrupted by a writer's death after an accusation of plagiarism. Investigating ambition and betrayal, she encounters someone determined to keep the truth out of print.
Murder at the Auto Race
by Jennifer S. Alderson
2027
At Sicily's Targa Florio motor race, Evelyn Cartwright witnesses a fatal crash that investigators discover was deliberate. When suspicion falls close to home, she follows rivalries and guarded secrets across the island to expose the killer.
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