Addison Lockhart Books in Order

The Addison Lockhart books sit on the supernatural side of Cheryl Bradshaw's list, but they still work like mysteries at heart. Addison is a psychic medium, and in Grayson Manor Haunting she inherits Grayson Manor after her mother's death, only to discover that the house comes with a ghost, a history, and questions tied to her own past.

From there the pattern becomes clear in the best way. Addison is drawn to old houses and older secrets, and each book gives her another haunting to untangle. A dead woman at Grayson Manor, long-dead twins at Rosecliff, a sorrowful figure at Blackthorn, a lost child at Belle, and another disturbing summons in Crawley Manor Haunting all keep the series rooted in the past refusing to stay buried.

The atmosphere matters a lot here. These books lean into lonely manors, creaking rooms, coastal winds, vivid dreams, and that uneasy feeling that a place remembers more than the people living in it. But Bradshaw keeps the stories readable and plot-driven. The ghosts are part of the hook, not an excuse to drift.

Addison herself is what makes the series stick. She is sensitive without feeling vague, and she approaches each haunting like someone trying to help the dead and protect the living at the same time. There is emotion here, but also momentum.

If you want ghost stories with an investigative spine, this is a good Bradshaw series to try. Start with Grayson Manor Haunting and go in order, because Addison's abilities, family history, and sense of what these hauntings cost her grow from book to book.