Anna Lee Huber Books in Order

Recently widowed Lady Kiera Darby retreats to her sister's Scottish estate, shadowed by scandal over her late husband's anatomical work. When a guest is murdered, her knowledge of the human body forces her into an uneasy partnership with investigator Sebastian Gage.

In Edinburgh to support her pregnant sister, Kiera is drawn into the troubles of a childhood friend whose brother has returned after years in an asylum. When a village girl vanishes, she and Gage must untangle rumors of madness, art, and cruelty.

Back at her childhood home for Hogmanay, Kiera hopes for peace but instead finds a murdered caretaker and a ransacked grave at nearby Dryburgh Abbey. With Gage's help she tracks a macabre blackmailer who steals bones, holding grief stricken families to ransom.

Commissioned to paint the portrait of a prominent Edinburgh hostess, Kiera arrives to find her subject lying dead on the floor. The doctor calls it natural causes, but Kiera's instincts and eye for detail suggest a subtle poisoning no one else wants to see.

On the eve of her wedding to Sebastian Gage, Kiera is distracted from her nerves by the sudden appearance of a priceless Celtic necklace tied to an old case. Storms, houseguests, and family drama threaten the ceremony as she races to solve one last mystery.

During their honeymoon, Kiera and Gage are summoned from England's Lake District to an Irish abbey where a young nun has been murdered. As unrest outside grows and more lives are threatened, they probe a cloistered school full of frightened girls and dangerous secrets.

In 1812 on the lonely Norfolk broads, Ella Winterton struggles to keep her drunkard father and collapsing cottage afloat. After a masked stranger dressed as the legendary Lantern Man confronts her in the marsh, smuggling, blackmail, and forbidden attraction pull her into a dangerous web.

Newly widowed Verity Kent receives a letter hinting her late husband Sidney may have betrayed his country and that someone knows she served as a Secret Service agent. Invited to an officers' house party on a remote island, she uncovers buried wartime crimes and a fresh murder.

When Sebastian Gage is called home to brooding Langstone Manor after a cousin disappears on the moors, Kiera insists on joining him. There they confront family grudges, eerie superstitions, and a landscape where accidents are easy to stage and hard to question.

Still reeling from Sidney's unexpected return from the dead, Verity attends a London séance at a friend's request and hears a medium claim to channel a former colleague. When the spiritualist is murdered, Verity and Sidney follow the trail to war scarred Belgium and a perilous conspiracy.

Newly returned to London, Kiera is forced to relive the worst parts of her past when copycat body snatchers spark public panic and a blackmailer threatens to link her late husband to their crimes. As a young aristocrat turns up dead, she and Gage hunt a killer exploiting the chaos.

In 1919 London, Verity tries to help her friend Ada, whose aristocratic husband is found shot with Ada's own revolver. At the same time, the sister of a wartime colleague is killed after censoring soldiers' letters, and Verity suspects the two cases share a dangerous link.

Sent to visit her struggling aunt at a Wiltshire estate, Verity finds missing servants, possible forged heirlooms, and a body on the grounds. While she and Sidney investigate, they also close in on elusive traitor Lord Ardmore, unsure whether they are hunting him or being lured.

Invited to a lavish Twelfth Night house party at a Scottish castle, Kiera expects mischief, not murder. When a decomposed corpse is discovered in the crypt, apparently someone thought to be abroad, she and Gage must unpick a maze of family tensions and forged notes.

In Edinburgh, a wildly popular book and play dramatize the exploits of a notorious criminal and thinly veiled versions of Kiera and Gage. When crimes begin to mirror the fictional scenes and the publisher is killed, they have to clear their names and expose the real mastermind.

Hoping for a quiet seaside holiday in late 1919, Verity instead welcomes her beloved Great Aunt Ilse, newly arrived from war torn Germany and stalked by threatening letters. When Ilse's maid is murdered amid rising anti German anger in the Yorkshire Dales, Verity must untangle prejudice from personal vengeance.

In March 1920, a supposedly routine trip sends Sidney to question a suspected traitor in France, only for the woman to be killed before she talks. Verity's separate inquiry into a murdered Belgian lawyer and missing gold brings them together against a relentless enemy.

Traveling to a Highland estate for a family wedding, Kiera is asked to admire the marquess's art collection and instead spots what looks like a forgery. When a local maid is found murdered near the suspect painting, she and Gage uncover a scheme as ruthless as it is elegant.

On their way to introduce their infant daughter to Sebastian's estranged father, Kiera and Gage learn he has been brutally attacked. In a suspicious Yorkshire village already plagued by robberies and disappearances, they must discover who wants Lord Gage dead before the assailant strikes again.

Autumn finds Kiera and Gage in Cornwall, where they are summoned after the murder of Lord Gage's uncle, a member of the notorious Roscarrock family. Surrounded by lies, whispered tales of treasure, and a string of old deaths, they must untangle generations of secrets to prevent another killing.

Three well to do Canadian sisters board the Titanic in April 1912 after a Grand Tour, each facing pressure over love, marriage, and independence. As the ship steams toward disaster, Alice, Flora, and Mabel must decide what kind of futures they will fight to claim.

By June 1920, Dublin is seething with revolution, and Verity and Sidney must move carefully through its salons and back streets. Tasked with finding missing fellow spy Alec Xavier, they uncover evidence of shifting loyalties and a conspiracy reaching deep into Dublin Castle.

Still in Ireland later in 1920, Verity and Sidney stay on to stop traitor Lord Ardmore from using stolen phosgene gas in a devastating attack. Their hunt for the weapon tangles with a series of daring jewel thefts that may be funding, or distracting from, his plans.

In Edinburgh for the winter, Kiera looks forward to quiet hours in her studio until an invitation to an exclusive art auction ends in disaster. After the gallery floor collapses, killing a bidder, she and Gage investigate sabotage tied to priceless paintings and a carefully planned misdirection.

Settling into their renovated country home, Kiera and Gage host a summer house party meant to celebrate Kiera's brother and his hoped for bride. When the bride's abrasive industrialist father is found over his secretary's body, they must prove he was framed before family loyalties shatter.