Finders Mansion Mysteries Books in Order

The Finders Mansion books grow naturally out of the Mary O'Reilly world, but they have their own flavor. This is where Terri Reid takes Mary's ghost-seeing gift and plants it firmly inside a haunted-house mystery. The setup begins when Mary, now balancing family life and motherhood, notices a ghost in the old Victorian house across the street. That ghost is Maybelle Finders, and she has unfinished business of the kind Mary can never quite ignore.

One haunted house is never just one haunted house.

Maybelle's problem is not only that she is dead. It is that she is still tied to secrets, missing money, and choices that damaged other people's lives. That gives the series a nice twist. The haunting is emotional, but it also becomes practical. Mary is not just trying to soothe a restless spirit. She is trying to figure out what was hidden, who was harmed, and what it would take to put things right.

As the story moves forward, the mansion itself becomes more central. Sounds in empty rooms, long-buried family matters, questions about the house's past, and the uneasy business of living in a place with a strong ghostly presence all feed the tension. The series keeps Mary's warmth and the familiar supporting cast from the main books, especially Bradley and the wider family circle, but the focus tightens around one property and the history trapped inside it.

That gives the Finders Mansion books a more domestic kind of haunting. There is still danger, and still mystery, but there is also the everyday feel of marriage, parenting, home-making, and the weirdness of trying to build a future in a place crowded by the past.

If you already like Mary O'Reilly, this is an easy and rewarding branch to try. If you like haunted-house stories that are more curious than cruel, and mysteries built around old family debt instead of nonstop shocks, this series fits nicely. Start with Maybelle's Secret, then move to Maybelle's Affair to watch the mansion reveal more of what it has been hiding.