Cynthia Baxter Books in Order

An early romance about choosing between the life that looks right and the relationship that feels right. Blair keeps the focus on emotion, independence, and difficult decisions.

Martha Nowicki has drifted into settling for less, at work, in love, and in how she sees herself. When she is dumped and passed over for a promotion, change comes fast, and suddenly her life gets far more complicated.

A contemporary relationship story about promises, pressure, and what it really means to build a future with someone. The emotional stakes matter more than the easy answer.

Diana seems to have it all, a Harvard MBA, a strong career, and a polished long-distance love affair. When that life collapses, she has to decide whether the next chance at happiness is worth trusting.

Old wounds do not stay buried in this early contemporary novel about love, damage, and starting over. Blair leans into the emotional cost of trust.

Psychiatric nurse Jeannie Freeley is torn between Tommy Franklin, a patient who understands her, and Steve Lambertson, a doctor who says he loves her. It is a compact romance about care, desire, and difficult judgment calls.

The wedding may be over, but the real complications are just beginning. Blair turns newlywed life into a smart, fast-moving romance about compromise, expectations, and growing up.

Shy Susan and outgoing Christine Pratt decide to trade places and see what the other one's life is really like. Instead of easy fun, the switch brings crushes, confusion, and a few hard lessons.

Set in the high-pressure world of a major advertising agency, this novel follows a woman whose professional polish hides a much messier private life. Ambition, attraction, and secrecy keep colliding.

When outgoing Chris is chosen queen of the town's Centennial Week, she and Susan decide to share the spotlight by taking turns being Chris. Romance and a jealous rival make the secret hard to keep.

Shy sixteen-year-old Lisa Wade wins a date with rock star Flash Robinson and suddenly becomes the center of attention at school. A crisis involving her best friend forces her to rethink what really matters.

Teen twins Christine and Susan Pratt are thrilled to work as counselors at Camp Pinewood. When sabotage threatens to shut the camp down, they put their sleuthing skills to work.

Chris and Susan Pratt are back with more school drama, switching, and trouble than either of them planned. The fun comes from watching the twins improvise when their latest scheme starts to wobble.

Katy Morris is a normal Philadelphia teenager until an accident hurls her back to 1787. Suddenly she is witnessing the making of the Constitution and learning how different freedom looks up close.

With the homecoming dance coming up, the Pratt twins decide they need inside information on boys. Chris disguises herself as cousin Charlie, and the plan becomes one of the series' funniest identity games.

Chris and Susan Pratt head to snowy Vermont for Christmas at their grandparents' house. Holiday cheer quickly mixes with mystery when the twins try to solve a problem threatening the local children's hospital.

Three lives stay tightly linked as love, loyalty, and long-buried feelings force everyone to choose what matters most. It is an intimate relationship story with plenty of emotional friction.

A quick, emotional teen novel about crushes, confusion, and the gap between fantasy and real affection. Blair captures how fast love can feel, and how messy it can get.

Another identity swap turns the Pratt twins loose on a bigger mystery, where a polished household hides uglier secrets. Chris and Susan use their usual tricks and quick thinking to expose the truth.

A school trip to Washington, D.C., turns dangerous when the Pratt twins cross paths with a beautiful Russian ballet dancer who has a secret. Their identical faces become an advantage in a high-stakes game.

Three generations of the Gilbert family gather at their summer house after the family patriarch has a health scare. Old resentments, shifting alliances, and long-kept secrets make the reunion anything but restful.

The Pratt twins head to New York for college and art school, only to get pulled into the secret side of the city art world. Suspicions of stolen antiquities turn their big move into a real adventure.

While visiting California, Chris and Susan Pratt are asked to keep an eye on a movie executive's daughter. What begins as a favor turns into another mystery, complete with Hollywood nerves and suspicious behavior.

Jessica MacAllister leaves her career for suburban wife-and-mother life and quickly learns it is not as simple as it looks. When her real-estate agent is murdered, she starts investigating and questioning her own choices.

Chris and Susan Pratt travel to New Orleans for a history competition and find far more than sightseeing. A missing friend, a treasure map, and a touch of voodoo pull the twins into one of their biggest adventures.

When the mayor of the twins' hometown receives a threatening letter, Chris and Susan step in. Their talent for acting and impersonation becomes the key to cracking the case.

Three girls spend a summer at a music camp for talented teens, each arriving with a different dream and a different fear. Ambition, friendship, and first love all get tested once camp begins.

The Pratt twins head into another lively adventure where travel, confusion, and quick improvising keep the danger moving. Chris and Susan solve problems the way they always do, together and under pressure.

The Bubble Gum Gang sets out to prove that a haunted house is only a rumor. The deeper they dig, the more they realize something genuinely strange is going on.

Three very different girls head to Paris on a summer exchange and discover that travel can magnify every crush, insecurity, and secret. Romance and self-discovery unfold against a dream destination.

Carla and the Bubble Gum Gang stumble into another kid-sized mystery where sweets, gossip, and trouble mix in equal measure. It is a quick middle grade adventure built on friendship and curiosity.

Feisty Rachel Swann is juggling work, family, and the hope of a real writing career when temptation in more than one form upends her plans. It is women's fiction with romance, risk, and a sharp eye for messy choices.

This early horror novel takes a familiar fear and turns it into something much more immediate and dangerous. Blair keeps the pace fast as dread gives way to survival.

Garth is bound to an ancient curse, and the closer he gets to the truth about his ancestry, the more dangerous his life becomes. This first Dark Moon Legacy book mixes teen romance with real supernatural dread.

Garth tries to fight the evil tied to his bloodline and choose his own future. The final Dark Moon Legacy book raises the stakes from discovery to open resistance.

After Garth reveals the truth about his dark heritage, Miranda is pulled deeper into his world. Power, fear, and temptation start to look dangerously similar.

A seemingly ordinary situation tightens into a nightmare in this brisk teen horror novel. The tension comes from realizing too late that escape may be much harder than anyone thought.

A babysitting job turns unexpectedly strange and drags the Bubble Gum Gang into another mystery. What should have been easy money becomes a test of nerve, teamwork, and quick thinking.

An old trunk full of dresses and hats sends the Bubble Gum Gang chasing a mystery much closer to home than expected. Family history, hidden clues, and the promise of treasure keep the adventure moving.

Molly thinks her big family is full of lovable eccentrics, until everyday life turns into one crisis after another. With her mother away and her sisters in constant motion, Molly has to keep her balance in the middle of the chaos.

College freshman Laurel Adams joins a summer research project deep in the Alaskan wilderness. When she learns poachers are killing brown bears, curiosity gives way to real danger.

Laura Briggs learns her husband has a secret life while she is planning their fifteenth anniversary party. Divorce, Alaska, and the possibility of starting over turn this into a warm, funny story about second chances.

Mobile vet Jessica Popper answers a house call near a horse farm and discovers a body with the help of her dogs, Lou and Max. A dead canary becomes the first clue in a case that refuses to stay quiet.

A charity dog show in Long Island's East End looks like a pleasant outing for Jessica Popper and her canine sidekicks. Then a celebrity photographer is killed, and Jessica has to nose through a crowd of glamorous suspects.

Jessica Popper is drawn into the polished but prickly world of polo and horse shows in the Long Island Bromptons. Behind the money and manners, somebody is willing to kill to keep secrets buried.

A fresh case pulls Jessica Popper into another tangle of Long Island rivalries, nerves, and murder. What looks minor at first grows steadily more dangerous as she follows the clues.

Jessica Popper and Nick Burby head to Maui for a veterinary conference and some badly needed romance. Paradise loses its shine when murder intrudes and Jessica finds herself sleuthing far from home.

Jessica Popper's life is already crowded with patients, pets, and complications, and a new killing only makes things worse. As suspects pile up, she has to decide who is merely difficult and who is truly dangerous.

Veterinarian Jessica Popper gets pulled into another Long Island murder, where odd behavior and human motives make a messy puzzle. She will need patience, nerve, and help from her loyal pets to spot the killer.

Recently widowed Mallory Marlowe takes a new job as a travel writer and heads to Orlando in search of a fresh start. When a fellow journalist is murdered, Mallory becomes a suspect and has to solve the case herself.

Jessica Popper's wedding to Nick Burby is interrupted by the murder of a long-lost relative. The clues lead her to an elite Long Island school where polished appearances hide rivalries, politics, and something much darker.

Travel writer Mallory Marlowe heads for a luxury getaway expecting good copy and a little glamour. Instead she lands in a rich, brittle social circle where money, ego, and murder make a dangerous mix.

Newly married Jessica Popper heads to stormy Solitude Island to look into a suspicious death in the Merrywood family. Secret passageways, old money, and a house full of hidden motives turn the case into a gothic-flavored trap.

A woman takes what should be a simple housesitting job and soon begins to feel watched. The setup is quiet, creepy, and built on the fear that the safest place in sight may be anything but safe.

Kate McKay returns to her Hudson Valley hometown to care for her grandmother and open an ice cream shop. But when a childhood rival is found murdered, Kate becomes a prime suspect and has to clear her name fast.

Just weeks after opening Lickety Splits, Kate McKay is hired to serve desserts at a glamorous Hudson Valley gala. When the celebrity host is murdered, the scandal threatens both the town and Kate's struggling new business.

A movie shoot brings excitement, outsiders, and plenty of chaos to Wolfert's Roost. When the production turns deadly, Kate McKay has to look past the glamour and figure out who brought murder to her small town.

Kate McKay heads to a historic mountain hotel to teach ice cream workshops and steal a little time with Jake. A blackout, a dead cosmetics executive, and a building full of trapped strangers quickly melt those plans.