An Accidental Detective Mystery Books in Order
Part ofDakota Cassidy Books in OrderRead An Accidental Detective Mystery by Dakota Cassidy in order, with quick summaries, series background, and where-to-start guidance.
Last updated: July 6, 2026
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An Accidental Detective Mystery books in publication order
3 books
It's Called Murder, Brenda. Look It Up
by Dakota Cassidy
2024
Nina's worst nightmare comes true when she, Marty, and Wanda open a paranormal detective agency. Their first client is a vampire named Brenda, who has been catfished and blamed for a human man's murder.
Be A Detective, They Said. It'll Be Fun, They Said
by Dakota Cassidy
2025
Wanda's turn at the mic brings school politics, paranormal chaos, and another murder the agency cannot ignore. The suspects pile up, and detective work still looks like a terrible idea.
Tell Me It's Murder Without Telling Me It's Murder
by Dakota Cassidy
2025
Marty takes point in the agency's second case, where shaky detective skills meet another messy paranormal murder. It is funny, chaotic, and faster-moving than the trio would probably prefer.
An Accidental Detective Mystery books in chronological order

It's Called Murder, Brenda. Look It Up
by Dakota Cassidy
2024An Accidental Detective Mystery, Book 1
Tell Me It's Murder Without Telling Me It's Murder
by Dakota Cassidy
2025An Accidental Detective Mystery, Book 2
Be A Detective, They Said. It'll Be Fun, They Said
by Dakota Cassidy
2025An Accidental Detective Mystery, Book 3
Series background & context
An Accidental Detective Mystery is a spin-off that takes three familiar faces from the Accidental world and pushes them into an even more mystery-forward setup. Nina, Marty, and Wanda are still the heart of the series, but this time the problem is not just surviving paranormal transformation. It is running a detective agency for paranormal clients.
That alone tells you the tone. Nina does not even want the job. The office is in her Long Island castle, down in what she calls the murder basement, and the whole venture sounds like a terrible idea from the start. Which is exactly why it works.
The first case, involving Brenda and a romance-scam murder mess, makes the series promise clear. These are paranormal cozies with a stronger case-of-the-book structure, but they still run on the same banter and friendship that powered the older Accidental titles. The books also rotate perspective, letting Nina, Marty, and Wanda each take the lead in turn.
That shift matters because the trio has very different voices. Nina is all sharp edges and sarcasm. Marty brings heart and hustle. Wanda often lands somewhere in the middle, trying to hold the whole circus together. Changing narrators helps keep the series fresh without cutting it loose from the wider world readers already know.
If you like Dakota Cassidy most when the women are bickering, the stakes are messy, and the supernatural rules are just strange enough to make sleuthing harder, this series will probably hit the spot. It is less about falling into a new magical identity and more about trying to act professional while absolutely nobody involved is built for that life.
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