Boo Walker Books in Order

On a tiny Florida island in 1970, shy newlywed Catherine Overbrook is still unpacking when her husband, local doctor Frank, is found dead on the beach, and Detective Quentin Jones must untangle the neighbors’ lies to learn which friend at last night’s party turned killer.

Older Otis Till sits down to record the story of his marriage, flashing back to Woodstock in 1969, a whirlwind courtship with free-spirited Rebecca, and the decades they spend building a life in wine—from Sonoma to the eccentric haven of Red Mountain.

Charli Thurman is tired of blowing up jobs and relationships, so when a “soul reader” leads her into vivid memories of a Victorian-era murder tied to her family, she follows the trail to Winchester, England and a pub owner who helps her loosen the past’s grip on her life.

Haunted by a tragic choice made twenty years earlier, veterinarian Carver Livingston returns to his Vermont hometown to support his divorcing parents, reconnect with his high-school soulmate, and help the fragile English teacher who once pointed him toward the stars.

After a DNA test links his adopted daughter to a family in Spain, widowed musician-turned-builder Baxter Shaw reluctantly travels with eight-year-old Mia to an olive estate, where new relatives, old guilt, and the promise of love converge in one transformative summer.

In late-1960s Maine, orphaned Annalisa Mancuso lives with her big Italian family in a mill town but dreams only of painting; art school in Portland and a complicated romance challenge her to leave, forgive, and decide how much of her past she’s willing to carry.

In Red Mountain Burning, Brooks Baker must choose between stability and the woman he loves, Margot faces the upheaval of a blended family, and aging “grapefather” Otis Till chases one last great vintage as change and conflict threaten their hard-won community.

Three years after losing her aspiring-novelist husband in a car crash, Claire Kite discovers his unfinished manuscript and tracks down reclusive author Whitaker Grant to complete it, pulling both of them into a tender exploration of grief, creativity, and second chances at love.

Margot Simpson gives up a Broadway singing career to be the perfect wife and mother in Vermont, but as her husband’s political ambitions consume their family, her off-the-wall attempts to save the marriage push her toward an overdue reckoning with her own happiness.

In the follow-up to Red Mountain, Otis Till’s dream for the region is threatened by a predatory landowner, Margot’s new inn and empty nest leave her lonelier than ever, Brooks’s engagement implodes, and newcomer Adriana Hernandez arrives hoping this odd little mountain will hide her past.

On Red Mountain, a tight-knit Washington wine community revolves around eccentric winemaker Otis Till, single mother Margot Pierce, celebrity daughter Emilia Forester, and haunted drifter Brooks Baker, whose buried secrets threaten to shatter the fragile sense of belonging they’ve found.

Former Green Beret Harper Knox retreats to his family’s Washington vineyard hoping wine-making will quiet his PTSD, but a bodyguard job at a controversial AI conference in Seattle pulls him back into violence and a deadly clash with extremists.

Vegetable farmer and recovering alcoholic Dewey Moses is scraping by at the Charleston market while dabbling in investigative work, until a developer’s wife hires him to question her daughter’s supposed suicide and he uncovers secrets people will kill to protect.

DEA agent T.A. Reddick flees Miami for his Charleston hometown after a botched bust and broken engagement, then goes undercover in elite Lowcountry circles when a movie star’s death exposes a dangerous cocaine network beneath the city’s genteel surface.