Hannah Dennison Books in Order

Obituary reporter Vicky Hill is desperate for a front page story, and a strange death in Gipping-on-Plym finally gives her one. Chickens, stolen silver, village secrets, and her own criminal family baggage make the case anything but simple.

A secret funeral during snail racing season sends Vicky after the truth behind local celebrity Scarlett Fleming's sudden death. Money problems, romantic chaos, and plenty of enemies leave her racing a killer.

At a farmer's suspicious funeral, Vicky spots too many things that do not add up. Her hunt for answers, and a possible date with the dead man's son, leads her into gossip, danger, and a very risky story.

Silver thefts and a newly arrived encampment have Gipping-on-Plym on edge, but Vicky is not convinced the obvious suspects are guilty. When a woman's body turns up in a stream, she digs into a far darker story.

Kat Stanford heads to rural Devon after her widowed mother impulsively buys a crumbling carriage house on the Honeychurch estate. Old secrets, eccentric aristocrats, and multiple murders quickly turn her fresh start upside down.

While Vicky looks into the deaths of worm charming star Ruth Reeves and Jack Webster, local grudges keep piling up. At the same time, stolen Georgian urns threaten to expose her father's criminal identity, and put her in real trouble.

A transport minister is found dead at Honeychurch Hall, where nearly everyone had reason to hate his railway plans. As tabloid enemy Trudy Wynne circles, Kat must untangle village politics, murder, and her mother's hidden past.

When Kat discovers a partially mummified young woman in an abandoned wing of Honeychurch Hall, the case points back into old family history. Her mother's past connections make the mystery painfully personal, and newly dangerous.

A missing manuscript, a cash-strapped postmistress, and a sudden death pull Kat into another tangle at Honeychurch Hall. As old resentments surface and the danger grows, the cozy Devon village starts looking anything but safe.

Kat's antique business is finally growing, until rivalry with glamorous Cassandra Bowden-Forbes turns nasty. After two deaths and a smear campaign that seems designed to frame her, Kat has to prove she is not the killer's next easy target.

Ten days before Christmas, Kat opens Honeychurch Hall's museum room to raise repair money and show off its curiosities. Then a suit of armour kills the butler, another body appears, and the festive fundraiser turns murderous.

Newly widowed Evie Mead follows a cryptic note to a crumbling hotel on a tiny island in the Isles of Scilly, with her sister Margot in tow. When murder strikes and the tide cuts them off, escape is not an option.

An amateur staging of The Merry Widow brings music, nerves, and old tensions to Honeychurch Hall's grand ballroom. After a mysterious fire forces the move, Kat finds that the new production comes with fresh danger.

Evie and Margot are trying to reopen the Tregarrick Rock hotel when an unwelcome Hollywood guest arrives with big promises. Then murders, old rivalries, and money trouble threaten both the sisters and their fragile new start.

A stolen doll threatens Honeychurch Hall's Christmas gala before the first guest even arrives. Then a body is found in the stumpery, another death follows, and Kat has to save the estate from a killer with unfinished business.

A body from the past, two rare miniature portraits, and a suspicious death drag Kat into another Honeychurch Hall puzzle. The closer she gets to the secret hidden inside a dollhouse, the more dangerous the case becomes.

A new vicar, a haunted chapel, and wartime relics stir up old emotions on the Honeychurch estate. When a rival is murdered at auction and Kat becomes the prime suspect, she has to connect a modern crime to buried history.

A celebratory supper for scrapyard owner Eric Pugsley and his Turkish fiancée goes badly wrong when a villager disappears and is later found drowned. Between sabotage, grudges, and a possibly poisoned engagement ring, Kat has plenty to untangle.