Ginger Gold Mysteries Books in Order

A plea from Ginger's sister-in-law brings her to Bray Manor, where ghost stories and family tensions are already running high. Then a guest dies at a fundraiser, and the haunting becomes the least of anyone's worries.

Fashion, gossip, and high society make a glittering cover for murder in this early Ginger Gold case. Ginger and Basil must untangle appearances before another polished surface cracks open.

Back in London, Ginger returns to her family home and finds a skeleton hidden in the attic. The clues point toward a long-buried scandal and a mystery that may stain her father's memory.

In 1923, widowed Lady Ginger Gold sails from Boston back to England and finds murder aboard ship before she even reaches home. The case introduces Ginger, Chief Inspector Basil Reed, and a world full of stylish trouble.

A famous train journey gives Ginger and Basil the perfect setting for a classic closed-circle mystery. Once the murder happens, no one on board feels quite as polished or innocent as they seem.

A day that should feel leisurely in one of London's best-known settings turns deadly for Ginger Gold. Behind the elegance lie performance, scandal, and motives no one wants brought into the light.

Even a church cannot guarantee peace in Ginger Gold's London. A solemn setting, tangled loyalties, and a fresh death force Ginger and Basil back into another sharp-edged investigation.

A mortuary is the last place Ginger expects fresh trouble, but death rarely stays tidy in her world. This case draws her into a darker tangle of secrets, suspicion, and 1920s London intrigue.

Ginger and Basil finally move toward their long-awaited wedding, but life around them is never entirely simple. This novella adds romance, family bustle, and period charm to the wider series.

An outing among polished company and waterside privilege turns sour when death enters the picture. Ginger must sort through class tensions, private grudges, and a very public facade of respectability.

A festive season does not stop murder from arriving at Ginger Gold's door. This holiday mystery mixes Christmas atmosphere with sharp clues, family complications, and a killer hiding in plain sight.

Eaton Square offers prestige, elegance, and more than enough secrets to support a murder. Ginger is pulled into another high-society puzzle where reputation matters almost as much as guilt.

A trip to the seaside should mean rest, but Brighton gives Ginger another murder instead. Beneath the holiday mood lie grudges, performances, and the usual dangerous mix of money and appearances.

Hyde Park offers open space, but not much clarity once murder enters the scene. Ginger and Basil must work through a fresh round of social masks, public spectacle, and private motives.

Fleet Street brings Ginger Gold into a world of papers, pressure, and people who profit from shaping a story. The truth is still there, but this time it is competing with headlines and spin.

A romantic evening goes wrong when women at a dinner dance begin discovering missing jewelry. Ginger Gold teams up with Violet Carlyle in this brisk crossover mystery full of charm and closed-room mischief.

A famous venue gives Ginger Gold a grand setting for another murder. Music, society, and performance all matter here, but beneath the spectacle is a very personal reason for someone to kill.

Belgravia's polish cannot protect it from scandal or violence. Ginger is pulled into a case where wealth, neighborhood respectability, and hidden resentment prove a dangerous combination.

A grand house, a tight social set, and a fresh death make this another satisfying Ginger Gold puzzle. Everyone has a role to play, but at least one guest is acting for much darker reasons.

A boxing club brings Ginger into a tougher, noisier corner of her world, where status and violence meet more openly. Beneath the sport lies a motive sharp enough to kill for.

The circus offers spectacle, misdirection, and the perfect place for a killer to hide. Ginger must look past performance and illusion to find who turned the show deadly.

A stay at one of London's most famous hotels gives Ginger a dazzling backdrop for murder. Luxury, gossip, and carefully managed public image all begin to fray once the investigation starts.

Travel takes Ginger out of England, but not out of danger. A French setting gives this mystery fresh atmosphere while keeping the series' familiar mix of elegance, suspicion, and layered secrets.

Wax figures and famous faces create an eerie stage for Ginger's next investigation. The setting is memorable, but it is the human motives behind the display that make this case truly unsettling.

A murder tied to one of London's most famous landmarks gives Ginger and Basil another high-profile problem. Sacred space, public attention, and private guilt make the stakes especially tricky.

Yuletide cheer meets Ginger Gold suspicion in this holiday mystery. Seasonal warmth, old resentments, and a new death make for a festive case with a sharp edge.

International spectacle gives Ginger Gold one of her widest stages yet. National pride, public celebration, and personal ambition all tangle together once murder intrudes on the games.

A night at the Cave of Harmony jazz club turns deadly when a musician collapses mid-performance. Ginger, Felicia, and Magna Jones chase the truth through smoke, glamour, and a room full of possible suspects.

A discreet job tied to missing heirlooms pulls Ginger and Basil toward a maharaja's palace in India. The farther they go, the more politics, privilege, and danger crowd the edges of the case.

A masked weekend house party and private art auction should mean escape for Ginger and Basil. Instead, blackmail, family history, and the murder of a provocative artist turn elegance into a trap.

In the summer of 1929, Ginger and Basil accept an invitation to an Italian villa on Lake Como. Sunlit luxury, feuding artists, nobility, and political pressure soon narrow into murder.

A charity event at a grand manor gives Ginger and Basil an evening of champagne, inheritance, and unease. By midnight the heir is dead, and the room is full of people with reasons to lie.

October 1929 brings financial panic and a new mystery for Ginger Gold. As the world around her tilts toward crisis, she still has to sort fear from fact and catch a killer before the collapse claims more than money.