American in Paris Mysteries Books in Order

Newly widowed in Paris, Claire Baskerville cannot move forward until she learns who killed her husband. Her search is complicated by secrets, grief, and a condition that makes faces impossible to trust.

When a bookseller who is also Claire's client is murdered, she lands squarely in the spotlight. To clear herself, she has to work with a detective who was once the last man she wanted nearby.

A dead teen in the Seine and a missing American girl pull Claire into one of her most urgent cases. Paris looks glamorous from a distance, but obsession has made it dangerous up close.

A dinner cruise on the Seine ends in murder and kidnapping, and this time Claire knows exactly who is behind it. The problem is reaching her daughter before the clock runs out.

Claire's private investigations for the expat community are going well until her au pair's boyfriend is killed and the au pair is arrested. Freeing her means fighting bureaucracy and a killer with nothing to lose.

A murder close to Claire makes it painfully clear how far certain enemies will go. To stop the next blow, she has to dig deeper than ever into the people around her.

Holiday sparkle does not keep Claire out of trouble for long. This shorter Paris mystery serves up seasonal atmosphere with a side of danger.

A dog park argument and a murder behind Claire's building pull her into another case almost at her own doorstep. The more familiar the setting, the less safe she feels.

Claire's work in Paris brings her into yet another case where appetite, appearances, and deception mix badly. The city is elegant, but the motives are hot enough to burn.

Paris at Christmas sparkles, right up until Claire trips over a dead body near the market stalls. Holiday charm and murder make a chilly combination.

Claire faces a case that refuses to stay buried, even when everyone around her would rather move on. In Paris, unfinished business has a way of turning lethal.

A book club trip into the Paris Catacombs ends with one member dead and another accused. Claire has to navigate the tunnels, her fears, and a killer she may know all too well.

When the daughter of a murdered American politician begs Claire and Jean-Marc for help, they uncover a secret powerful people want buried. The truth comes with a dangerous body count.

Claire's life in Paris gets tangled in another case where love, trust, and murder make an uneasy trio. The city offers romance, but danger keeps getting there first.

Food and celebration do not stop Claire from running straight into another Paris mystery. Beneath the pleasure of the table, someone has brought murder to the feast.

Claire takes on a Paris case with chocolate on the surface and something much more bitter underneath. The sweeter the setting, the darker the truth tends to be.

Claire barely has time to breathe before another Paris crime pulls her back in. Stylish settings and good pastries do not make the case any less dangerous.