Ann Parker Books in Order

Dressmaker Abigail Summers wakes to the shock of her own death and decides to solve her murder. With psychic Hayley Moon, a skeptical constable, and a band of fellow spirits, she follows clues through Becklesfield's village life.

A death on the campathon committee points Abigail toward a darker plan linked to Becklesfield's 10K fun run. With Hayley and the spirits, she follows old secrets, a buried boy's ghost, and the possibility of a wrongful conviction.

Abigail has already solved one murder, but Becklesfield refuses to stay quiet. When Hayley is arrested and a poisoning strikes a pub quiz, Abigail and her ghostly team must work out how the cases connect.

At the Ottersmill Regatta, Abigail and Hayley investigate the murder of club commodore Leo Spencer. Suspects crowd the marina and nearby gated estates, and a second mystery soon puts Hayley and Tom in real danger.

At Mayor Crimble's Christmas disco, a local politician is murdered under the mistletoe and a strange wreath seems to hold the key. Abigail and Hayley race from holiday festivities to Hawthorne Manor, where a curse warns of more deaths before midnight.

A haunted weekend at the Three Crows Pub brings Abigail a murder in the notorious room six and plenty of ghost hunters with motives. Then a second death in Ridgeway Wood suggests the trouble may reach back to Becklesfield.

Abigail visits the Shillingworth Museum and finds its owner dead among the exhibits. A missing poisonous frog, a funeral at Rookshot Hall, and long-buried identities give the Deadly Detective Agency a crowded case file.

A society wedding in Becklesfield turns grim when two deaths and an attack on a florist point to deeper family secrets. Abigail's team also investigates a canal-side double killing that may have framed their least favorite detective.

A death at the Chiltern Valley Flying Club sends Abigail digging into radio chatter, pilots, and a second body. At the same time, anonymous love letters and a lonely-hearts trail point toward a killer who plans to strike again.