Avery Shaw Mysteries Books in Order

Reporter Avery Shaw chases a promising local story and finds herself near a murder. Solving it means balancing newsroom pressure, danger, and the people who know her best.

Avery Shaw follows another deadly story for the local paper. Her instincts point toward trouble, and finding the truth may put her closer to the killer than expected.

Avery's latest assignment leads to an old problem that refuses to stay buried. She follows the evidence through newsroom chaos and mounting danger.

Avery investigates a new crime with the deadline clock ticking. The closer she gets to a headline, the more someone wants the story stopped.

Avery's reporting puts her on the trail of a dangerous local mystery. Her search for answers brings trouble to the newsroom and her personal life.

Avery's next story comes with a body and a tight deadline. She must keep chasing leads even as the danger reaches into her familiar routine.

Avery hunts a killer while dealing with the ordinary indignities of newspaper work. The case gets personal when someone starts treating her investigation as a threat.

Avery's pursuit of the next big story leads to danger beyond the office. Her sharp instincts may solve the case, if they do not get her hurt first.

Avery investigates another local crime while the newsroom keeps producing problems of its own. The evidence points somewhere uncomfortable, and she refuses to look away.

Avery uncovers a case that someone would rather keep off the record. Her reporting puts pressure on friends, enemies, and the truth itself.

Avery follows a mystery that drags buried secrets into view. The closer she gets to the story, the more dangerous it becomes to keep digging.

Avery's newest murder story brings danger straight to the people around her. She keeps reporting, even when the killer seems determined to control the narrative.

Avery is under pressure to finish a story while a dangerous case escalates. Her deadline is unforgiving, and so is the person behind the crime.

Avery's latest murder investigation puts her professional and personal worlds under strain. She must keep reporting when the case starts hitting below the belt.

Avery follows a strange new case where predictions and death make an uneasy combination. Finding the truth means questioning everyone around the story.

Avery's holiday season is interrupted by a case full of danger and disruption. Mistletoe cannot soften the tension when someone has murder on their mind.

Avery faces a modern newsroom problem tied to an old grudge and a fresh crime. Getting the story right may put her in the line of fire.

Avery tackles a misleading case where the facts are harder to pin down than usual. Her determination to expose the truth creates fresh personal risks.

A wedding should be joyful, but Avery finds herself dealing with a whodunit instead. The celebration becomes another chance for her reporting instincts to take over.

Avery faces newsroom conflict and a case tangled in misinformation. Finding the truth is difficult when someone is determined to control what everyone believes.

Avery's newest story brings together strong opinions, workplace trouble, and a crime that will not stay contained. Her curiosity once again makes her a target.

Avery's newsroom frustrations collide with a new crime that needs her attention. Editing problems are the least of her worries when the case turns dangerous.

Avery follows a story that looks polished on the surface but hides serious trouble. She must separate publicity from truth before someone pays the price.

A major headline and a looming deadline put Avery under pressure. Her latest investigation grows more dangerous the closer she gets to publishing the truth.

Newsroom politics and a fresh mystery give Avery more than enough to manage. She cannot resist investigating, even when it threatens her job and safety.

Avery tackles a case where competing versions of the truth make every lead suspect. Staying fair is hard when someone is willing to kill over the story.

Avery faces another baffling crime in a world full of assumptions and hidden agendas. Her best weapon remains the refusal to stop asking questions.