Anna Elliott Books in Order

After Camelot’s fall, Queen Isolde is newly widowed and surrounded by enemies who whisper of sorcery. Certain her husband was murdered, she joins forces with the outsider Trystan to uncover the truth before a tyrant claims Britain.

Isolde and Trystan race to build alliances as rival kings and Saxon forces threaten what’s left of Britain. Travel, diplomacy, and hard choices test their bond, and Isolde’s hope of justice, at every turn.

Georgiana Darcy records life at Pemberley after her brother’s marriage, noting every visitor, rumor, and quiet shift in the household. As she tests her independence, Georgiana discovers that growing up in polite society means learning who to trust.

Georgiana Darcy’s story continues as family life expands beyond Pemberley and the wider world grows unsettled. Amid travel, social pressures, and the shadow of war, Georgiana has to choose what kind of future she wants.

As war and betrayal close in, Isolde’s fight for Britain reaches a breaking point. With enemies tightening their grip and magic and politics colliding, she must decide what she’s willing to sacrifice for a lasting peace.

In Regency England, Susanna is pulled from polite routines into a world of secrets when she stumbles into a spy plot. To protect the people she loves, she must learn to read coded threats, and decide whom she can trust.

Susanna’s fight with spies follows her to London, where society smiles can hide real danger. With loyalties uncertain and the stakes rising, she has to stay one step ahead of enemies who expect her to play by the rules.

Kitty Bennet takes up her diary to record a fresh start beyond Longbourn, determined to be more than the giggly sister. New friends and old temptations pull her in opposite directions, and Kitty learns that change takes real work.

Thirteen-year-old Margaret Dashwood keeps a candid diary as the Dashwoods settle at Barton Cottage after Sense and Sensibility. When secrets and suspicious happenings ripple through their new life, Margaret turns keen observation into a quiet investigation.

London, 1914. As war begins, Becky and Flynn are pulled into an investigation that points to a German spy working in plain sight. With Lucy James and Holmes’s circle nearby but not always reachable, the pair must trust their instincts to survive.

Becky is kidnapped from a London hospital, and Flynn has only forty-eight hours to find her before a deadly plot unfolds. With poison gas and wartime paranoia in the mix, the rescue becomes a race against both time and betrayal.

In wartime London, a special clinic for wounded soldiers becomes the center of a string of deaths that won’t stay quiet. Becky and Flynn dig for the truth while raids and fear tighten the city, and the next target may be someone they love.

Becky lies in a coma, accused of treason, and Flynn is forced to dig through lies to clear her name. As a diabolical scheme unfolds, the case turns into a high-speed fight for proof, and for Becky’s life.

When Flynn and Sherlock Holmes are captured by an unknown enemy, Becky is pushed into a desperate bargain to save them. The mission drags her into the world of international spies, where one wrong move could cost Mycroft Holmes everything.

During WWII blackouts in the village of Crofter’s Green, a death that should be private becomes a public shock. With fear and rumors spreading faster than facts, an amateur sleuth has to untangle motive and alibi before the killer strikes again.

Crofter’s Green tries to stage a cheerful harvest festival despite the war, until violence cuts through the celebration. With the whole village watching, the sleuth must expose a killer who knows how to hide in plain sight.

A killing connected to an old religious site drags Crofter’s Green into a tangle of history, hidden grudges, and wartime secrecy. The clues look contradictory until the sleuth finds what someone has been carefully protecting.

A grand castle should be safe in uncertain times, but a murder proves otherwise. As guests and staff turn on each other, the sleuth follows a trail of lies through hidden rooms, old money, and fresh fear.

A Christmas season meant for comfort turns dangerous when a conspiracy threatens Crofter’s Green. As holiday goodwill gives way to fear, the sleuth races to stop a plot, and a murder, before the town is shattered.

A shadowy country house, old stories of a spectre, and wartime nerves set the stage for murder in Crofter’s Green. As suspicion falls on the wrong people, the investigation has to separate superstition from the very human truth.

When a death linked to the local air war rattles Crofter’s Green, the case draws attention nobody wants. With secrets tied to pilots, pride, and wartime rules, the sleuth must find the killer without endangering the community.

A new cipher tied to St Mary’s sends the sleuth chasing clues through records, relationships, and wartime lies. As the code breaks open, it reveals a motive someone would kill to keep buried.

A coded message arrives around Valentine’s Day, and it pulls Crofter’s Green into a case of hidden communications and dangerous secrets. The sleuth has to crack the cipher before the message becomes a warning the town can’t survive.