Camille Cabrera Books in Order
Every Camille Cabrera book in order, with the Cozy Christmas mysteries and her standalone novels, with short summaries to help you pick a starting point.
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Camille Cabrera books in publication order
9 books
Catalina's Tide
by Camille Cabrera
2019
The Mystery of Mistletoe Motel
by Camille Cabrera
2021
Accountant Lacy Pondwater never wanted the run-down Mistletoe Motel she now owns. After too much wine and too many ghost shows, she advertises it online as haunted, and only a Christmas miracle can save the motel from bankruptcy and her from fraud.
Lady Cavendish's Christmas Caper
by Camille Cabrera
2023
A Very Coastal Christmas
by Camille Cabrera
2024
Painter Blue Wickam's quiet coastal routine ends when a famous environmentalist's body turns up in the wetlands. She combs the shoreline for clues as the storm of the century bears down on the town just before Christmas Eve.
Broadcasting Christmas Cheer
by Camille Cabrera
2024
Christmas at Lone Tree Lodge
by Camille Cabrera
2025
Cassidy Vinewood escapes her fast New York life for the snowed-in Lone Tree Lodge, its fireplace and its handsome owner. When a guest dies in a snowshoeing accident, she suspects something darker than the mountain legend everyone whispers about.
Death at Devil's Tail
by Camille Cabrera
2025
Ms. Peacock's Mistletoe Society
by Camille Cabrera
2025
The Candy Cane Island Caper
by Camille Cabrera
2026
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