Belle Palmer Books in Order
Belle Palmer is a series of 5 books written by Lou Allin.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Belle Palmer books in publication order
5 books
Northern Winters Are Murder
by Lou Allin
2000
Northern Ontario realtor Belle Palmer suspects foul play when her friend dies in an apparent snowmobile accident. Investigating resort owners, environmental conflicts, and local drug dealers, she searches for the motive behind a death on an isolated lake.
Blackflies Are Murder
by Lou Allin
2002
Gunshots disturb Belle Palmer's woodland walks before an elderly neighbor is murdered near her lakeside home. Her investigation into the death leads to a residential school's past and the lasting damage concealed beneath the community's ordinary routines.
Bush Poodles Are Murder
by Lou Allin
2003
Belle Palmer's employee is accused of killing the investment broker whose collapsed business ruined numerous clients. While trying to clear her friend, Belle takes charge of a troublesome poodle and faces a stalker in the Northern Ontario wilderness.
Murder, Eh?
by Lou Allin
2006
Belle Palmer discovers a businesswoman murdered while showing her lakefront mansion. When the victim's young son disappears into a cold September night, Belle joins the search and confronts criminals determined to protect a lucrative illicit operation.
Memories Are Murder
by Lou Allin
2007
Belle Palmer's former high-school boyfriend returns to her neighborhood to research elk, then is found drowned. Missing equipment and evidence concerning poisoning lead her into the wilderness, where someone is prepared to use violence to hide their activities.
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