Deadly (Kate Parker) Books in Order

In 1937 London, Olivia Denis refuses to accept her husband’s death as suicide. Her search for answers leads from society reporting into German embassy secrets and a dangerous world of spies.

At a country-house wedding, Olivia finds a wealthy patriarch stabbed soon after changing his will. Family grudges, poisonings, and a mission to Nazi Vienna pull her into danger on two fronts.

Olivia’s assignment at a Mayfair fashion house turns deadly when a German resistance leader is found murdered. The investigation links haute couture, political assassination, and Britain’s fragile prewar future.

When Olivia finds her father beside the body of a man believed drowned years earlier, she must clear him. The trail leads through coastal secrets, collaborators, and a French assassin.

A murdered Kindertransport chaperone sends Olivia to Berlin in 1939. She must find a killer, uncover a traitor, and help rescue a spy’s endangered family before the Nazis close in.

At Bletchley Park, a young linguist has been murdered inside Britain’s secret codebreaking operation. Olivia takes her place and must decide whether the killer is a jealous lover, a mole, or worse.

Newlywed Olivia Redmond hopes for a quiet country honeymoon, but a blackout reveals a murdered Arctic explorer. Village secrets, blackmail, and Nazi spies turn her retreat into another deadly hunt.

During the Phony War, Olivia investigates the murder of a BBC engineer at Broadcasting House. The victim’s ties to blackmail, sabotage, and IRA intelligence make almost everyone a suspect.

Olivia has one weekend to get a Nobel Prize-winning chemist and his research out of Denmark. A murder traps the party in Copenhagen as German invasion plans move closer.

Escaping the Blitz for a country-house visit, Livvy hopes Adam can recover from wartime injuries. Then two guests are murdered, and the manor’s polite gathering turns into a nest of secrets.

In neutral Lisbon, Livvy is sent to meet a double agent selling secrets to Britain. When he falls to his death, she must protect his daughter and uncover what he meant to reveal.

Wartime London’s West End offers glamour during the blackout, until a hated theater director is poisoned on opening night. When Olivia’s editor is arrested, she digs into backstage secrets.

With her baby in tow, Olivia seeks quiet in the Cotswold village of Chipping Ford. A murdered gossip, chilly neighbors, and old blackmail force her back into investigation mode.

Olivia is sent to Trent Park House under the cover of teaching art to captured German generals. Murder, stolen jewels, and a familiar officer force her to untangle lies inside a wired mansion.