Burger Bar Books in Order
Part ofRosie A Point Books in OrderSee Rosie A Point's Burger Bar books in order, with quick summaries, series background, and an easy way to find the best place to begin.
Last updated: June 29, 2026
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Publication Order
6 books
The Fiesta Burger Murder
by Rosie A Point
2017
Boston homicide detective Christie Watson returns to Sleepy Creek, Ohio, hoping to keep her head down while on sabbatical. Then she and her best friend find a dead body and Christie cannot stop herself from investigating.
The Breakfast Burger Murder
by Rosie A Point
2019
Morning plans give way to murder when Christie lands in yet another hometown investigation. The case blends small-town gossip, burger-shop charm, and real danger.
The Cheesy Steak Burger Murder
by Rosie A Point
2019
The final Burger Bar mystery keeps Christie balancing friendship, suspicion, and stubborn detective instincts. Another food-centered case forces her to choose between laying low and doing what is right.
The Chicken Burger Murder
by Rosie A Point
2019
Christie Watson wants a quieter stretch in Sleepy Creek, but another death makes that impossible. With hometown loyalties pulling at her, she digs into a case that is messier than it first looks.
The Double Cheese Burger Murder
by Rosie A Point
2019
Christie is still trying to stay out of trouble in Sleepy Creek when another local murder drags her back in. This time the case hits close to home and puts someone she cares about under suspicion.
The Salmon Burger Murder
by Rosie A Point
2019
Christie hopes for a quieter stretch, but a fresh killing pulls her right back into sleuthing. To protect the people she cares about, she has to question suspects who all seem to be hiding something.
Series background & context
The Burger Bar books introduce Christie Watson, one of Rosie A Point's most recurring sleuths, and they set up a world that later feeds into the Sleepy Creek series. Christie is a Boston homicide detective who returns to her hometown of Sleepy Creek, Ohio, while under a cloud at work. In The Fiesta Burger Murder, she is supposed to be lying low. Instead, she and her best friend find a dead body, and Christie's detective instincts kick back in immediately.
So much for resting.
These books sit a little closer to police mystery territory than some of Point's other cozies, even though they still keep the small-town tone and food theme. Christie has training, baggage, and a reason to notice details other people miss. At the same time, coming home means walking back into old relationships, local history, and a personal thread involving her mother's murder. That wider emotional arc gives the series more momentum than a simple case-of-the-week setup.
Sleepy Creek matters as much as Christie does. It is the kind of town where your past follows you, your friends know your bad habits, and every murder instantly becomes public conversation. The burger-bar angle keeps the books playful and grounded, but there is always a sense that Christie is trying to do two things at once, solve the crime in front of her and figure out what coming home is actually supposed to mean. Titles like The Double Cheese Burger Murder, The Chicken Burger Murder, and The Cheesy Steak Burger Murder keep that balance between food pun fun and personal tension.
Christie works as a lead because she is capable, but not calm. She wants to stay out of trouble, then talks herself right back into it. She is loyal to her friends, impatient with bad police work, and never fully able to switch off the investigative part of her brain. That makes her feel sharper than the average accidental amateur sleuth.
If you like your cozies with a stronger detective presence, a continuing hometown arc, and plenty of burger-themed titles, this is the series that starts the whole Christie Watson side of Rosie A Point's world.
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