Ann Sutton Books in Order

When Dodo and her sister arrive at a glittering country house party, a theft turns into murder. Dodo's eye for people and refusal to stay quiet launch the series in classic Golden Age style.

A royal day at Ascot goes wrong when one of Dodo's party is murdered in the private box. The case brings Chief Inspector Blood back into her orbit and tangles clues with class, history, and romantic confusion.

Working for Renee Dubois, Dodo moves between London and Paris and lands at a spring fashion showing just as a model is killed. The case mixes couture, romance, and the sharper edges of the fashion world.

Dodo thinks a slum murder is none of her business until Rupert Danforth's sister is arrested for it. To clear Beatrice, she trades drawing rooms for the rougher streets of Limehouse and follows the case into dangerous territory.

Dodo spends Christmas with Rupert's family expecting rest, then his grandmother dies at dinner under suspicious circumstances. Festive warmth quickly gives way to old grudges, hidden secrets, and a murder no one wants to face.

Heartbroken Dodo escapes to Dartmoor for quiet, only to find a vanished guest, sabotaged phone lines, and fog trapping everyone in place. It is a smart country house mystery with moody moorland atmosphere.

Percy Pontefract expects only holiday cheer at her annual gathering of old friends until she trips over a corpse in the kitchen. Ordered to stay put, she slowly realizes everyone in the house has something to hide.

Dodo and Rupert join the Dorchesters on a Greek holiday, only for a murdered expat to turn their tourist party into a suspect list. Sunshine, travel, and buried secrets make this one of Dodo's most globe trotting cases.

At the 1924 British Empire Fair, Dodo is helping dress a beauty exhibit when one of the models is murdered. With the fair's success at stake, she has to untangle ambition, image, and very public scandal.

Chief Inspector Blood finally gets center stage in this spin off novella, where his feelings for Dodo Dorchester run up against the hard class rules of 1923. It is a short, character driven mystery with romantic tension and a quieter Scotland Yard edge.

Percy is drawn into a second case when her cousin is killed at the opening of his first modern art exhibition. Family tensions, eccentric aristocrats, and the London art world make this a stylish closed circle puzzle.

Dodo heads to a secret East End jazz party to hear a famous New Orleans band, then watches the night collapse into murder. Jazz age glamour and shadowy motives give this case a lively, dangerous edge.

Invited to Louisiana by jazz singer Lucille Bassett, Dodo arrives ready for adventure and walks into a baffling murder. Gangsters, crooked police, and real danger raise the stakes far beyond a holiday puzzle.

Rupert's polo world looks polished from the outside, until one of his teammates is found murdered after a big win. Dodo must sort through money, loyalty, and private grudges without wrecking the relationship she is trying to build.

A winter storm batters Saffron Weald just as a new book club loses one of its members in suspicious circumstances. The twins dig past the official explanation and uncover secrets stretching back to wartime London.

Theft from the church vault looks bad enough, then murder turns the scandal into a full case. Imogen and Ophelia, helped by their dog Tiger, follow clues through village history and hidden resentments.

Just as Dodo and Rupert prepare to announce their engagement, a visit to the jeweler turns deadly and the ring becomes evidence. High society sparkle, criminal intrigue, and old feelings around Chief Inspector Blood complicate everything.

Kitchen maid Maggie Malone is trying to keep her head down at Longfellow Hall when a dinner guest dies at table. Armed with only her wits and an enchanted amulet, she starts digging through the household's secrets.

Twins Imogen and Ophelia arrive in Saffron Weald to start retirement and instead find a young journalist murdered at the village fete. A notebook full of village secrets gives them every reason to keep asking questions.

Dress rehearsal becomes a real crime scene when someone dies before the village play can open. With four possible intended victims and plenty of gossip, the sisters face one of their trickiest cases yet.

Days before Dodo and Rupert's Christmas wedding, the village vicar turns up dead. With snow falling and time running short, Dodo has to uncover hidden identities and old sins before they ruin far more than the ceremony.

A Mediterranean getaway with Dodo's family becomes deadly after murder strikes during an excursion to ancient ruins. Blackmail, stolen antiquities, and long buried secrets pull her into the darker side of Riviera society.

Imogen and Ophelia take a village tour group to Venice hoping for culture and good food, then find a dead fiance in the hotel. Among restless travelers and secretive guests, the sisters have to solve the case far from home.

Newly married Dodo finally has the husband and London townhouse she wanted, until a young kitchen maid is found strangled in the garden. One dead servant and eight houseguests turn domestic bliss into a maze of lies.

Widowed photographer Gwen Hartwell takes a promising aristocratic commission and finds the family butler murdered mid session. With Inspector Will Slaughter and her assistant Penny, she turns her camera and keen eye on a house full of secrets.