Celina Grace Books in Order

This short story collection mixes horror, mystery and psychological unease in quick, macabre bursts. The title story follows a honeymooning couple in Barbados, and the rest range widely in setting and tone.

As a child, Maude lost her best friend to a disappearance that never stopped haunting her. Years later, living an uneasy adult life in London, she is forced to face how much that old trauma still shapes her.

Bella meets Jake in the aftermath of the London bombings and is quickly drawn into his intense world. But the house on Fever Street, and the people living there, seem to be holding back something dangerous.

On her first day in Abbeyford, DS Kate Redman is thrown into the kidnapping of a wealthy newborn and the violence surrounding it. The more Kate and Mark dig, the more family secrets and old wounds come to light.

A deeply unsettling case suggests a predator may be targeting vulnerable women in Abbeyford. Kate Redman and the team race to understand the pattern before another victim disappears into it.

When troubled teenager Elodie Duncan is found dead in the river, the case first looks like suicide. Kate Redman soon uncovers a mess of hidden loyalties and realizes the victim's last hours were far more dangerous than they seemed.

Another trip to Asharton Manor brings a suspicious death that may have more to do with poison and private grudges than anyone first admits. The short format keeps the mystery tight and the house itself does the rest.

During Abbeyford's annual pagan festival, a decomposed body is discovered and the town's celebrations sour fast. Kate Redman must untangle murder, robbery and old enemies in a case that keeps shifting shape.

In 1929, newly arrived servant Joan Hart begins to suspect that the glamorous life at Asharton Manor is not as polished as it looks. When the mistress of the house dies, Joan and Verity Hunter start asking dangerous questions.

What looks like an ordinary address near Asharton Manor turns out to hold anything but an ordinary story. This novella uses a quiet domestic setting to build a neat little web of suspicion, secrecy and death.

A new research lab brings jobs, protests and tension to Abbeyford, then one of its senior scientists is killed in a car bombing. Kate Redman returns from sick leave straight into a case full of activists, suspects and mounting danger.

In 1973, two young women heading for a Bristol commune make a detour to Asharton Manor and into the orbit of a wealthy rock star. When one of them vanishes, the other realizes the party atmosphere is hiding real danger.

When two star students at an elite art and drama college are found dead in an apparent suicide pact, Kate Redman is not convinced the story is that simple. More deaths follow, and the campus turns steadily more sinister.

A difficult case shakes Abbeyford as Kate Redman follows tangled clues through the town's fault lines and into darker territory than she expected. The appeal here is the steady police work and the pressure it puts on Kate herself.

This Christmas-set Kate Redman short story begins with a familiar petty thief and a missing child. Grace turns a small seasonal setup into a brisk, surprisingly warm mystery.

The body of a young African man is found on a beach near Abbeyford, and what looks like one tragedy soon opens into a knot of lies around migration, charity and exploitation. Kate teams up with Chloe on one of the series' more socially charged cases.

A night at the theatre should be pure escape for Joan Hart and Verity Hunter, until the evening ends in screams instead of applause. The backstage world of actors, scandal and social climbing gives them plenty to dig into.

A practical, encouraging guide for writers trying to finish a book in real life, not ideal conditions. Grace focuses on habits, momentum and workable ways to keep going when time, money and energy are all short.

In early 1930s England, servant friends Joan Hart and Verity Hunter find themselves caught up in murder when their difficult mistress is bludgeoned to death in the library. Their invisibility below stairs makes them unexpectedly good detectives.

A young man is found dead in a graveyard after a wild party, and DI Mark Olbeck is shaken to realize he once knew him. When a second death follows, Kate and the team are chasing a killer with a deeply unsettling fixation.

A wealthy family man is found murdered, and the evidence points to a secret life built on risky desire and deception. Kate Redman must sort jealousy, shame and lies before the case turns even more personal.

Three women receive a grotesque Valentine's gift, a pig's heart pierced by an arrow. What looks like a sick prank soon grows darker, and Kate Redman has to move fast before the threats become murder.

At New Year, a frozen body is found at the bottom of a local ravine. Kate Redman must decide whether she is looking at accident, suicide or murder, while also dealing with an unsettling new senior officer.

An isolated house, old fears, and a fresh death pull Joan Hart and Verity Hunter into another dangerous puzzle. Grace uses the closed setting well, letting suspicion build room by room.

Now working at a higher rank, Kate Redman faces a case charged with anger, grief and divided loyalties. It is a later series entry that leans hard into team dynamics while still building toward a sharp, dark reveal.

Two walkers discover a severed human foot near Abbeyford, and then another turns up days later. Kate Redman soon realizes the grisly puzzle may connect to the disappearance of a local girl.

In the shadow of a terrorist atrocity in London, a young Asian man is found dead near Abbeyford. Kate Redman must navigate grief, suspicion and wider tensions as a local murder case opens onto something much more complicated.

Joan Hart and Verity Hunter are pulled into a London case when murder breaks into the polished world of Mayfair society. Behind the money and manners, they find secrets that are far uglier than the neighborhood's glitter suggests.

When the strangled body of an unknown young actress is found in Abbeyford, Kate Redman and her team must work backwards through performance, family, and private loyalties to learn who she was. It is a compact mystery with plenty of twists.

When police stumble on vigilantes attacking a suspected child abuser, Abbeyford seems to be dealing with a clear moral outrage. Then a body turns up, and Kate Redman must work out who is hunting whom.

On Stir-Up Sunday in 1936, Dorothy Drew's diamond necklace vanishes during a glamorous Christmas gathering. Joan Hart and Verity Hunter set aside the pudding and the flirting long enough to untangle the theft.

Nineteen-year-old art student Mae Denton disappears, becoming the latest in a troubling run of missing young women. Before maternity leave begins, Kate Redman wants answers, but the case keeps slipping away from anything straightforward.

Grieving, lonely Joanne spends her nights in chat rooms hoping to find someone who will love and understand her. When she finally seems to meet the right man, the story turns sharply uneasy.

While on maternity leave with newborn twins, Kate Redman is pulled back toward police work by the disappearance of Carrie Rawlins. When old medical scandal and buried grievances surface, the case turns darker than anyone expected.

In 1937, a glamorous socialite vanishes and her desperate husband becomes the obvious suspect. Joan Hart and Verity Hunter head into Soho's polished, shadowy world to find out whether he is being framed or hiding the truth.

Returning to work after maternity leave, Kate Redman faces the murder of a troubled young man with ties to gangland crime. At the same time, contact from her long-adopted child forces her to reopen one of the most painful parts of her past.

In a rainy Surrey town, Melissa Wallace discovers a strange portal in her bedroom that leads to a cavern filled with things lost from her home. What begins as wonder soon suggests her family house is keeping deeper secrets.

A respectable family man is found stabbed to death in his own bed in suburban Abbeyford. Kate Redman's investigation reaches into church life, family strain and another tragedy that makes the case especially hard to shake.