Good To The Last Death Books in Order

An angel is after Daisy, a demon is in her bed, and immortality is suddenly an actual decision she has to think about. Midlife was never supposed to look like this.

At forty, Daisy is widowed, exhausted, and suddenly sharing her home with ghosts who need help. A handsome lawyer, loyal friends, and one impossible supernatural crisis push her midlife into overdrive.

Daisy barely starts to understand her ghost-filled life before bigger supernatural problems pile on. Midlife is already rude enough without fate deciding to get personally involved.

Death gets personal again when Daisy's strange second act turns even more dangerous. Saving the people she loves means leaning all the way into the power she never asked for.

Daisy tries to draw a few boundaries around her increasingly supernatural life. The universe, naturally, responds by kicking down the door with even more ghostly and immortal trouble.

Daisy tackles another life-and-death mess with her immortal love and fierce friends beside her. The crisis keeps changing shape, but she is getting harder to knock over.

Daisy's not-so-quiet life takes another hard swing as the supernatural mess around her deepens. She has survived grief and ghosts, but the next round may ask even more of her.

Daisy keeps uncovering bigger truths about her power, her world, and the price of holding both together. Midlife facts, it turns out, can be deadlier than the usual lies.

Daisy did not order an extra helping of apocalypse, but that is what midlife serves next. The jokes are still there, but the stakes are now fully cosmic.

Daisy's latest crisis leaves standing still impossible. When the supernatural pressure spikes again, running may be the only way to reach the next impossible answer.

Daisy would love one peaceful stretch of ordinary life, but peace is not in the cards. Midlife only gets meaner when the supernatural world refuses to leave her alone.

On what should be one of Daisy's happiest days, ghosts who already crossed over, including her dead husband, show up on her porch. Something is breaking the balance, and the whole world may pay for it.

Daisy's life is still a hot mess, only now the end of existence is edging closer. She will need more than luck, wine, and attitude to pull everyone through.

Daisy is juggling missing corpses, a wildly odd wedding, and dead people showing up where they should not. Then the Higher Power decides it wants her daughter, and all bets are off.

Daisy chases one more cosmic answer while trying to protect the family she fought to build. Midlife may have misplaced her sanity, but she is not done fighting yet.

Daisy's midlife saga keeps going with fresh supernatural trouble, family chaos, and the kind of attitude only she can bring to disaster. The stakes stay high, and so does the snark.