Den of Antiquity Books in Order

Abigail Timberlake thinks she scored big when she buys a gorgeous French armoire at auction. Then it arrives with a corpse inside, shutting down her shop and pushing her into a tangle of family secrets and murder.

Recently divorced antiques dealer Abigail Timberlake is drawn into murder when her aunt Eulonia is killed with an elegant antique bell pull. Missing lace and a threat against Abby's son make the case suddenly very personal.

A woman tries to sell Abby an ugly old vase, then dies in a hit-and-run minutes later. When the vase proves to be valuable Ming, Abby follows the mystery into plantation history, family pride, and long-buried Southern secrets.

Abigail heads to Pennsylvania Dutch country to track down a source of fake antique tea services. What starts as business quickly turns deadly when she gets pulled into the suspicious death of a local auctioneer.

Abby and her friend C.J. arrive at a wealthy family's mansion and walk straight into murder. With a maid stabbed to death and C.J. treated as the obvious suspect, Abby has to find the truth before her friend takes the fall.

A church auction seems harmless until Abby unknowingly buys a lost art treasure. Soon she is neck-deep in scandal, greed, and a string of murders tied to a prize far more valuable than anyone expected.

Abby unexpectedly inherits a distant relative's estate and heads to Savannah to settle matters. A fake urn, a rare 1793 penny, and hints of a hidden fortune convince her that her aunt's death deserves a much closer look.

Abby's Halloween party ends with a fire, panic, and a grisly surprise delivered to her home. Stuffed inside a suit of armor is her ex-husband's current wife, and Abby must brave a strange world of collectors to catch the killer.

Abby thinks brokering a fine Lalique collection could raise her standing in Charleston society. Instead, the collection's owner dies, Abby becomes the top suspect, and she has to piece together a shattered case fast.

Abby would rather avoid a séance altogether, but her friend's old Charleston mansion may be more than just drafty. When the psychic known as Madame Woo-Woo dies, Abby realizes the real threat is human, not ghostly.

When a bed-and-breakfast owner is killed with a tacky garden statue, Abby's friend Wynnell winds up in jail. Convinced the case is far uglier than it looks, Abby starts digging into guests, widowers, and bad taste.

Abby buys a jeweled birdcage and inherits a loud mynah bird named Monet, then wishes she hadn't. When the bird is kidnapped and her mother is snatched too, she has to chase down a bizarre ransom plot.

Abby wins a sealed storage locker and hopes for antiques, not evidence. Inside the canes and clutter she finds a human skull, launching a case that reaches into smuggling, counterfeiting, poaching, and murder.

Abby spots a priceless Persian rug in a struggling discount store and brings it home feeling lucky, until the owner is found dead the next morning. The case leads her into fake carpets, stolen value, and real danger.

Abby buys a beautiful seventeenth-century chest online as a birthday gift for her mother and winds up arrested for ivory trafficking. Furious and embarrassed, she goes after the smugglers who set her up before they strike again.

Abby takes a break from her shop to attend the so-called wake of an eccentric woman who is still alive and enjoying the spectacle. When Aunt Jerry turns up dead in a freezer and a priceless ring vanishes, Abby becomes the suspect.