Anna Fairweather Books in Order

When her employer dies at a 1921 garden party, maid Anna Fairweather investigates the quarrelsome colonel's household. His charming nephew offers help, but greedy relatives, secretive servants, and uncertain motives complicate her search for justice.

Anna's search for answers about her father's death is interrupted by violence at Jerome Townson's dinner party. Investigating the new crime places even her own employer under suspicion and threatens to uncover secrets with deeply personal consequences.

A drowning interrupts Anna's stay in Brighton with Mrs. Montford, and she suspects murder. Investigating a hotel full of guarded guests and employees, she must distinguish grief from deception before the killer turns attention toward her.

A visit to a London play draws Anna and Jerome into another murder investigation. While they search for the culprit, unresolved questions about Anna's past press closer, promising a revelation that could reshape her understanding of everything.

After witnessing a stabbing in a London alley, Anna investigates the victim's connections to the art world. Jerome's return and troubling memories complicate her search while the killer has reason to silence the only witness.

Anna travels toward Venice with Jerome and Mrs. Montford to find a missing person and resolve questions from her childhood. A conductor's death turns the journey into an urgent investigation before the train reaches its destination.