GG Vandagriff Books in Order

This nonfiction guide shows how family history research can uncover both names and identity. Vandagriff walks readers through practical genealogy tools while making the search feel personal and alive.

Alexandra Campbell sets out to solve the family mystery that shattered her home, then her father is killed and she becomes the prime suspect. With Briggie at her side, genealogy becomes the key to murder.

Alex and Briggie follow a family trail from France to Oxford in search of heirs tied to an old will. Before they can even make contact, one cousin is killed and the genealogy turns deadly.

A teenager in drug rehab claims her parents are silencing her before she can claim an inheritance. Alex and Briggie dig into the family history and find missing heirs, murder, and a truth no one wants exposed.

Vandagriff recounts her family’s long struggle with clinical depression and the search for help, faith, and relief. It is part memoir, part guide for readers who want hope without easy answers.

A murdered Celtic scholar leaves behind a clue to a manuscript that could change the story of King Arthur. Her sister follows the trail through Wales, only to realize the killer may be closer than she thinks.

Annalisse’s past keeps pressing against her marriage and the life she has built. Set against Paris, the novel explores memory, family strain, and the painful work of forgiveness.

After a boy drowns on the California coast, Chloe Green is drawn into a chain of attacks aimed at his grieving father. Faith, grief, and a killer moving behind the fog make this both mystery and emotional turning point.

Singer Kerry McNee fears a family curse and hires genealogists Alex and Briggie to trace the truth in the Missouri Ozarks. Their search uncovers murder, buried history, and people willing to kill to keep the past closed.

A billionaire inventor’s murder throws Alex and Briggie into a wealthy Armenian family full of heirs, grudges, and priceless artifacts. California sunshine cannot hide how dangerous the inheritance hunt becomes.

Beginning in Vienna on the eve of World War I, this sweeping novel follows Amalia as love, politics, and war reshape her life. Three very different men, and a collapsing world, force every choice to matter.

Four women leave suburban routine behind for Florence and Tuscany, hoping Italy might shake something loose in their lives. What they find is romance, buried pain, and the chance to see themselves differently.

When Caroline Braithwaite vanishes from her first Season, society is left guessing why. A house party reunion with the Duke of Beverley forces both of them to face old hurt, bad timing, and feelings that never quite died.

Fresh from war and weary of his own reputation, the Duke of Ruisdell takes a reckless bet to seduce Miss Elise Edwards. Then danger, grief, and a very real bond with Elise make the game impossible to keep playing.

Lady Kate needs a practical marriage to secure her future, and the Marquis of Northbrooke seems a workable answer. But his hidden obligations and her refusal to be managed keep turning convenience into peril.

A bored lord agrees to escort quiet Sophie Edwards to her first ball and discovers she changes the way he sees everything. His old habits, her doubts, and a rival suitor stand between admiration and love.

Captain Buckingham Kernow-Smith is drawn to unconventional Fanny Edwards, whom he nicknames Rosalind, from their first strange meeting. Years later, society, scandal, and their own stubborn natures keep turning attraction into trouble.

Baron Shrewsbury has rank, money, and confidence. Helene Whitcombe has strong opinions and a schoolroom post, and their fierce attraction has to fight class pride, politics, and stubborn hearts.

Five years into a loveless marriage, Lord Grenville faces the return of the woman he once believed he loved. The real question is whether his heart belongs to the dream of the past or the wife he never truly saw.

As World War II closes in, old loyalties and new dangers test the people Amalia loves. This finale follows war, exile, and resistance through a story focused on courage, family, and hard-won hope.

After Austria falls to the Nazis, Amalia must flee with her sons and carry a vital message west. Pursued across Europe and haunted by loss, she finds danger and unfinished love traveling side by side.

Heart sore after old disappointments, Lord Basingstoke is not looking for romance at an engagement ball. Then an unexpected friendship with Lady Leticia grows through letters, wit, and the return of former attachments.

Home from Waterloo with a wound and a heavy heart, Lord John plans to marry sensibly. Instead he becomes fascinated by a governess with a secret she is desperate to keep.

Penelope Swinton comes to London to find a husband, then stumbles onto a French spy while sketching in the park. Beau Wellingham can protect her, but his secret work may cost them both far more than reputation.

Newly titled Jonathan Burles is pushed into a forced marriage with Maryann Croft after an accident. Their union begins with grief, gossip, and a secret, and both must decide whether duty can grow into real love.

In wartime England, Viscount Anthony Strangeways falls for Virginia Livingstone, an American woman his friend suspects is a spy. After an accident steals her memory, love and loyalty become even harder to sort out.

A tip about a Bosnian Serb war criminal draws Chicago journalist Meredith Montgomery into a story the FBI would rather ignore. Teaming up with analyst Aubrey Kettering, she follows the trail from Chicago to Sarajevo under mounting threat.

After her father is killed and her home goes up in flames, reporter Paula James runs to Chicago and turns to journalist David van Pelt. Their search for the truth leads into a crooked backwoods network and a far larger criminal reach.

Widowed Marianne Deveridge means to avoid another wandering husband, then meets sea captain Ernest Saunders in London. Their growing attraction deepens as they uncover a dangerous horse-racing scheme.

Along the Dorset coast, Sir Bertie is captivated by scandal-shadowed Lady Catherine Redmayne just as smugglers put her in danger. He must prove he is protector, not threat, if he wants any chance at her heart.

Paula James learns her family has been in witness protection since she was nine, then the marshal with answers is murdered. With David van Pelt beside her, she has to recover the past before whoever wants her dead finds her first.

When Catherine Tregowyn and Dr. Harry Bascombe discover a body in the Somerville College chapel, they become suspects themselves. To clear their names, they must unravel an Oxford don’s hidden life before the killer strikes again.

Running from gossip during her second London Season, Arabella Saunders escapes to Bath with two eccentric chaperones. New admirers, a shifting itinerary, and her own restless heart force her to decide what kind of life she really wants.

A stolen Roman relic, a Cornish dig, and an arrest send Catherine, Harry, and Dot to Tregowyn Manor. Anonymous threats and a missing archaeologist quickly turn a theft inquiry into murder.

Catherine investigates when her brother’s girlfriend is arrested for killing an Oxford jazz saxophonist. Going undercover as a singer, she steps into a tangle of music, jealousy, and dangerous secrets.

In 1935 Oxford, the murder of the Earl of Severn puts Anne Bascombe under suspicion and pulls Catherine and Harry into a deeply personal case. Old loyalties and a buried secret make this one as tense emotionally as it is criminally.

When Catherine Tregowyn and Harry Bascombe sail to California to teach at UCLA, they land in a murder case involving a famous actress and her director. Hollywood glamour, anti-Nazi politics, and a second killing make every suspect hard to trust.