Cold Hollow Investigations Books in Order
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Cold Hollow Investigations books in publication order
4 books
Cold Case Reunion
by Nichole Severn
2026
Lainey returns after eighteen months missing with no memory of her marriage, leaving investigator Baxter desperate to reconnect. When another man claims she is his wife and abducts her, Baxter must prove the truth while rescuing her from renewed captivity.
Frozen Secrets
by Nichole Severn
2026
Winnie returns home to clear her late father’s name and must work with Adrial, the former fiancé she hoped to avoid. Investigating his unfinished cold case exposes corruption and a violent threat, while Adrial’s own secret jeopardizes their renewed connection.
His Prime Suspect
by Nichole Severn
2027
Forensic anthropologist Ruby becomes a murder suspect when human remains reflect her own research. Detective Callum investigates the disappearance of her former partner, but new evidence forces them into an uneasy alliance against a killer targeting them both.
Silent Evidence
by Nichole Severn
2027
Investigator Michal faces a new murder echoing her former husband’s crimes and must work with Garrett, whose wife he killed. Guilt and anger complicate their developing attraction as they hunt a murderer exploiting the past neither can escape.
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