Brianna Labuskes Books in Order

In 1812 London, Gemma Lancaster hunts her cousin’s killer while Lucas Stone searches for a blackmailer. Their investigations collide in drawing rooms and dark studies, turning suspicion into a risky partnership and reluctant romance.

FBI agent Clarke Sinclair has chased serial killer Simon Cross for years, following his clues from victim to victim. When his pattern changes, Clarke realizes the game may have been designed for her all along.

Detective Mia Hart returns to the Maine island she fled after a teenage tragedy. When a journalist is found dead in the bay, his final clue points straight toward the past Mia tried to bury.

Detective Alice Garner investigates the disappearance of a powerful Florida judge’s granddaughter, a case that reopens the wound of her own child’s murder. Behind the Burke family’s polished image, dangerous secrets are waiting.

When teenager Eliza Cook walks into an FBI office and confesses to murdering a boy, Agent Lucy Thorne should have an easy case. Instead, the trail leads to an Idaho town built on silence and secrets.

Dr. Gretchen White, a psychologist and admitted sociopath, consults on a case involving a teenage girl accused of killing her mother. The more Gretchen sees herself in the suspect, the less simple the case becomes.

Gretchen White has solved other people’s crimes, but not the murder that shaped her own life. When Lauren Marconi reopens Gretchen’s childhood case, old secrets threaten to prove everyone’s worst suspicions right.

When Detective Lauren Marconi is arrested for an execution-style murder, Gretchen White refuses to believe the evidence. To clear her friend, Gretchen must dig into Lauren’s secrets and question her own instincts.

In Berlin, Paris, and wartime New York, three women are linked by banned books, resistance, and censorship. As their stories converge, each must decide what risks are worth taking for truth and freedom.

FBI forensic linguist Raisa Susanto investigates a double murder that mirrors a decades-old family killing. With psychologist Callum Kilkenny, she follows confessions, online theories, and written clues toward a truth someone wants buried.

In 1946 Germany, librarian Emmy Clarke helps return books stolen by the Nazis. A Rilke volume dedicated to an Edelweiss Pirate leads her to two sisters, a wartime betrayal, and a brave public protest.

A serial killer on death row claims he did not murder Callum Kilkenny’s wife. Raisa Susanto finds inconsistencies in his coded letters, reopening a case built on grief, manipulation, and unfinished lies.

Raisa Susanto receives a final message from her imprisoned sister Isabel, then learns Isabel is dead. When new murders copy Isabel’s methods, Raisa and Callum hunt someone turning a killer’s legacy into a roadmap.

During the Depression, WPA editor Millie Lang is sent to Montana to fix a troubled guidebook project. Her search leads to Alice Monroe, a boxcar library, and secrets tied to mining towns and labor fights.

Crime scene cleaner Olive Hunt notices the same strange item at two apparent suicides in Atlanta. When a third body appears and roses arrive at her door, she realizes a killer is leaving clues for her.

Journalist Holland Tate profiles her former best friend, now a famous tradwife influencer, inside a guarded family compound. The perfect domestic image soon cracks, leaving Holland trapped between old wounds and new danger.