Badge Bunny Booze Mystery Books in Order
Part ofTina Glasneck Books in OrderThis page lists the Badge Bunny Booze Mystery books in order by Fiona Quinn and Tina Glasneck, with summaries, background, and where to start.
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Badge Bunny Booze Mystery books in publication order
7 books
If You See Kay Freeze
by Tina Glasneck
2017
Darn Nicky Stromboli has BJ moonlighting as a winter elf, glitter tights and all. When the holiday gig goes sideways, BJ and Kay juggle bar drama, bad decisions, and a fresh mystery that needs solving before Christmas is ruined.
If You See Kay Hide
by Tina Glasneck
2017
BJ and Kay think they can handle anything their bar life throws at them, until a new mystery forces them to play amateur detective again. The harder they try to keep things quiet, the faster trouble finds them.
If You See Kay Run
by Tina Glasneck
2017
Bar manager Bobbi Jax, AKA BJ, and her best friend Kay haul a creepy mannequin to the bar as a joke, until it lights up social media and attracts the wrong kind of attention. With officer Peter Harris nearby, the prank turns into a case.
If You See Kay Bang
by Tina Glasneck
2018
BJ and Kay head to Texas for a friend's emergency wedding, but travel chaos hits hard, angry flight attendants, strange passengers, and even an unauthorized pygmy goat. When trouble follows them off the plane, BJ has to focus on surviving the weekend.
If You See Kay Jig
by Tina Glasneck
2018
BJ's carefully managed routine gets wrecked when Hooch shows up and nothing stays simple after that. With Kay riding shotgun, BJ tries to keep the bar running while they chase a new mystery that keeps stepping on their toes.
If You See Kay Lie
by Tina Glasneck
2018
BJ is out for a walk with her dog Twinkles when she trips over a dead body, and suddenly her life is anything but normal. With Kay at her side, she follows the lies back to their source before the killer circles back.
If You See Kay Shift
by Tina Glasneck
2019
Things get weird in Jamesburg when BJ and Kay run into shifter drama, a free spirit named Luna hunting for her Alpha, and their buddy Officer Tadger taking the bait. Then BJ finds a body, and the killer vanishes without a trace.
Series background & context
Badge Bunny Booze is the lighter, louder corner of this connected universe, a run of humorous mysteries built around bad decisions, good friends, and the kind of trouble that starts with, 'What if we just...'
At the center is Bobbi Jax, who answers to BJ, the bar manager trying to keep her place running even when life is doing the opposite. Her best friend Kay is the ride-or-die partner in crime solving, and their orbit includes regulars, cops, and enough questionable drinks to make any alibi sound suspicious.
The friendship is the heartbeat.
Each book kicks off with something absurd or unsettling, a too-real mannequin, a body that drops into their day, a seasonal job that should have been harmless. BJ and Kay do what they always do, they talk big, improvise wildly, and then surprise themselves by following the clues like they mean it. The mysteries stay readable and quick, with more banter than gore and a lot of 'how did we get here?' energy.
Tone is the point here. The series leans into adult humor and double entendres, so it reads closer to a rom-com caper than a traditional police procedural. You still get suspects, reveals, and the pressure of trying to stay alive, but you also get bar politics, messy dating lives, and side characters who feel like they came with the neighborhood.
Most installments work as standalones, but the jokes, relationships, and running disasters land better in order. Starting with If You See Kay Run lets you meet BJ and Kay at their most impulsive, and later books like If You See Kay Lie, If You See Kay Freeze, and If You See Kay Shift build on that shared history without requiring you to keep notes.
If you want a mystery series that does not take itself too seriously, but still gives you a case to solve, this is the one. Come for the chaos, stay for the friendship, and the occasional moment when BJ and Kay pull off something genuinely clever.
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