Eryn Scott Books in Order

After a near-drowning, Sunny Skies realizes the life flashing before her eyes does not feel like hers at all. Starting over is terrifying, but meeting Brian may finally give her a reason to try.

Julep Maddox wants to launch her dental practice, not get dragged into chaos involving a disastrous secretary, a tempting man, and the mob. What follows is a fast, funny tangle of romance, danger, and very bad timing.

A short, tender story about old feelings and the way shared history can pull two people back together. It is a quiet look at memory, change, and whether love can still feel familiar after time apart.

Ruby and Chris are perfect for each other, except they work for opposing presidential campaigns. Their cross-party attraction grows through nonstop travel, scandal, and the constant risk of picking love over ambition.

A driven professor who lives by lists and plans starts questioning what success is supposed to look like. An unexpected connection pushes her toward a life that feels messier, riskier, and much more honest.

Rainy seems lucky in everything except love, so she decides it is time to change the pattern. But as a promising new romance begins, the rest of her carefully balanced life starts coming apart.

English major Pepper Brooks is pulled into a murder when a visiting professor turns up dead and the clues point straight toward Shakespeare. With help from a library clerk and her dog Hammy, she starts piecing the case together.

Pepper is back in the thick of another literary puzzle, where books and murder once again collide. As the clues grow stranger, she has to trust her instincts and chase the truth past the obvious answer.

Molly takes an unlikely teaching job on the remote Scottish island of Lilliebrae after life in America falls apart. The place, and a rugged local who keeps pushing her outside her comfort zone, force her to imagine a very different future.

Honey Pieretti is humiliated on a baking show and decides it is time to stop being so nice. Then a toughen-up competition with her best friend Carter turns messy when romance and a second shot at TV both enter the picture.

Fresh off a divorce, jam-maker Hadley James finds her elderly neighbor dead and learns the case may be murder, not natural causes. With her deputy twin brother resisting and her best friend ready to help, Hadley starts asking questions.

A murder at the Stoneybrook farmers market sends Hadley and Suze undercover in a neighboring town. As local tensions rise and friends fall under suspicion, they have to find the killer before the danger comes home.

A missing teen's death leaves Stoneybrook reeling and gives Hadley one of her most painful cases yet. Between family pressures, buried secrets, and a community desperate for answers, she keeps digging for the truth.

When a new case leaves someone missing, Pepper cannot resist following the trail. Literary clues, campus drama, and her own stubborn curiosity pull her deeper into a mystery that refuses to stay tidy.

Pepper's talent for noticing what others miss lands her in the middle of another murder. To make sense of the case, she has to combine book knowledge, nerve, and help from the people around her.

Hadley's knack for stumbling into murder strikes again when another local death disrupts Stoneybrook. A shaky alibi, small-town pressure, and too many familiar faces force her to investigate before the wrong person pays.

Hadley faces another baffling death in Stoneybrook, where even the friendliest local event can turn deadly. As clues pile up and tempers flare, she keeps digging until the polished surface finally cracks.

Life at the farmers market turns sour when Hadley lands in the middle of another killing. With business, friendships, and the town's nerves all fraying, she has to squeeze the truth out of a stubborn case.

Pepper Brooks is used to literary puzzles, not the unnerving feeling that someone may be watching her. When fear turns into a real threat, she has to follow the clues before the danger closes in for good.

Hadley is pulled into another Stoneybrook murder where everyday town ties make every clue awkward and every suspect familiar. With her twin brother on the case, she has to push past rumor and find the truth fast.

Rosemary's new life at the teahouse keeps getting interrupted by murder, and this time the stakes feel even closer to home. With Asher beside her and Pebble Cove buzzing with rumor, she digs into another case shaped by old secrets and fresh lies.

Another death sends Rosemary back into investigator mode just when she hopes for a little normal life. The town's gossip mill is spinning, the ghosts are restless, and the answers are buried deeper than ever.

When a man drops dead after drinking a matcha latte, Rosemary becomes a key witness in Pebble Cove's latest murder. Ghostly clues, police secrets, and Asher's unfinished story make this case even trickier than the first.

Rosemary Woodmere inherits a Victorian teahouse, a town full of ghosts, and a murder nobody wants to talk about. When a body washes up and suspicion lands on her, she has to solve the case before Pebble Cove turns on her.

A fresh killing turns up the heat in Stoneybrook and leaves Hadley sorting through a crowded field of suspects. The closer she gets to the truth, the more dangerous life around the farmers market becomes.

Hadley's small-town world is rocked when murder brushes up against Stoneybrook's creative side. With Paul and Suze nearby and rumors flying, she follows the clues through a case full of local loyalties and sharp secrets.

Rosemary thinks she is finally settling into her teahouse and its resident ghosts, until another death shakes Pebble Cove. As old mysteries and new suspects collide, she has to keep digging before the trail goes cold.

After being passed over for tenure, Magnolia Parker buys a flower shop in Plumb Creek and bets on a brand-new life. Running it is harder than she imagined, and local entrepreneur Grant Sommers may be her best chance to make it work.

Pebble Cove serves up another baffling death, and Rosemary is once again too close to it for comfort. Balancing teahouse life, ghostly clues, and mounting suspicion, she sets out to uncover who wanted the victim dead.

Hadley's latest investigation pulls her into another Stoneybrook case stitched together from half-truths and old grudges. As suspects multiply, she has to piece the whole pattern together before someone else gets hurt.

What should be another ordinary stretch at Lou's bookstore turns deadly when a new case hits town. Cats, clues, and stubborn curiosity keep her moving, even when the truth starts threatening the people she loves.

A new mystery pulls Lou away from books and cats and straight into another dangerous tangle of town gossip and hidden motives. The more questions she asks, the clearer it becomes that Button's sweetest faces can hide plenty.

Rosemary's final Pebble Cove case brings fresh danger to her ghost-filled town and forces old truths into the open. To protect the life she has built, she has to face both a new murder and the past that still haunts Pebble Cove.

Lou's quiet life in Button is upended again when another killing lands in her orbit. With her circle of friends growing and the danger creeping closer, she has to trust her instincts to catch the killer.

Lou moves to Button to open the bookshop and cat rescue sanctuary she once dreamed of with her late husband. When murder hits too close to her new store, she has to investigate before one of her regulars takes the fall.

Rosemary is still finding her footing in Pebble Cove when another death tangles up her teahouse life. With ghosts, old grudges, and local secrets closing in, she has to sort friend from suspect before the next loss hits home.

Lou barely has time to settle into Button before another suspicious death rattles the town. Between bookstore chaos, rescue cats, and mounting secrets, she keeps digging until the case turns personal.

Murder shocks Stoneybrook again when a body turns up in a way nobody can ignore. Hadley follows the trail through town politics, community nerves, and the kind of secrets small places hide best.

Meg Dawson returns to her quirky Seattle apartment building hoping for a reset and finds a murdered resident instead. Because she can speak to ghosts, Meg and her best friend Ripley know things the police do not.

When Meg discovers a hidden stairway leading to the Seattle Underground, she finds two bodies linked across a century. To stop history from repeating itself, she has to untangle the Morrisey's darkest secrets.

Lou thought Button might finally slow down, but another murder proves otherwise. With her bookstore, cats, and closest friends all caught in the tension, she chases the truth through a town full of hidden edges.

Pepper returns for one more literary mystery, one that ties together the series' love of books, clues, and close connections. To reach the end, she has to face the kind of case that refuses an easy solution.

A strange new case sends Lou after clues that are harder to read than any book on her shelves. Between quirky locals and mounting danger, she has to keep calm long enough to spot the real scheme.

Lou's latest Button mystery mixes cozy charm with genuine nerves as another death rattles the town. The more she learns, the clearer it becomes that someone is counting on fear to keep the truth buried.

What should be an ordinary season in Button turns personal when Lou is pulled into a mystery full of deception and rising stakes. Solving it will take patience, courage, and a little help from her cats.

Another resident at the Morrisey lands at the center of a dangerous case, and Meg is once again pulled in. With Ripley's help and the whole building buzzing, she has to figure out what happened before the damage spreads.

A new Stoneybrook mystery starts with a clue that seems almost too perfect. Hadley and her allies keep digging, only to find roots that run deeper and darker than anyone expected.

Life at the Morrisey takes another dangerous turn when a suspicious delivery opens the door to fresh questions and fresh fear. Meg's gift for speaking with ghosts may be the only thing that keeps the case from getting worse.

When death arrives with theatrical flair, Hadley knows appearances cannot be trusted. To solve the case, she has to look past performance and find out who had the most to gain from the scene.

A sudden opening at Callie's inn should be good news, but nothing in Pebble Cove stays simple for long. Another suspicious death threatens the Gull's Nest and forces her to protect both her business and her name.

Callie Norris finally has her own bed-and-breakfast, until she carries breakfast upstairs and finds her most difficult guest dead. To save the Gull's Nest from scandal, she has to solve the murder fast.

A dangerous secret lands in Lou's path and sets off another twisty case in Button. With rumors spreading and the wrong people asking questions, she has to uncover the truth before it blows back on her.

Callie's found family is one of the best things about Pebble Cove, until a new case starts straining those bonds. Trouble at the inn spills into murder, and she has to sort loyalty from truth before the whole place suffers.

This shorter return to Pebble Cove gives Rosemary another mystery to solve without losing the series' ghostly charm. Teahouse troubles, local secrets, and the town's restless past all come bubbling back up.

Trouble under the Morrisey drags Meg into yet another investigation, this one with danger buried closer to home than ever. Old secrets, tight living quarters, and ghostly clues make every step count.

This time the trouble is not limited to murder, and Hadley has to unravel a case with theft at its center. The closer she gets to the answer, the more her quiet town starts to feel anything but safe.

What starts as another strange Morrisey problem quickly turns urgent when the case becomes a rooftop standoff. Meg has to rely on her neighbors, living and dead, to keep a bad situation from becoming a tragedy.

Queenie's next case leans even harder into the eerie side of town life, with false alarms, real danger, and nerves stretched thin. She may be scared, but she is still determined to find the killer first.

Lou faces yet another deadly puzzle, and this one threatens to unsettle the life she has worked hard to build. Bookshop regulars, rescue cats, and quiet clues all play a part as she digs deeper.

Queenie Beane is already on thin ice in town when a body turns up above ground in the graveyard. To solve the murder, she has to use a deleted clue from her secret neighborhood app before her own secret comes out.

Another death inside the Morrisey sends Meg back into the building's web of secrets and suspicion. With Ripley beside her and the residents on edge, she has to uncover the truth before fear takes over.

Stoneybrook's final case puts Hadley up against one more knot of local secrets and dangerous motives. To protect the town she loves, she has to see the investigation through to its bitter end.

A fresh crime puts Lou on the trail again, with Button's cozy surface hiding more trouble underneath. To catch the culprit red handed, she has to trust her instincts and the people beside her.

When Madame D receives a death threat and then finds a body in her yard, Queenie and Mercer finally get a paying case. Now Black Cat Investigations has to prove itself before the real murderer strikes again.