Hearts Grove Books in Order
Part ofDanielle Collins Books in OrderFind Danielle Collins’s Hearts Grove books in order, with short book summaries and a reading list to help you follow the series from its beginning.
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Hearts Grove books in publication order
12 books
A Body Below Ground
by Danielle Collins
2019
Antique dealer Henrietta visits Port Angeles to help a friend who operates underground tours. When a tour turns deadly, she is drawn into an unfamiliar setting where solving the murder may be the only way to expose the danger below.
Break-ins and Bloodshed
by Danielle Collins
2019
As her antique shop prepares for a busy season, Henrietta becomes concerned that a string of robberies may involve her stock. A body turns her search for a thief into a murder investigation with her business also at stake.
Festivals and Fatalities
by Danielle Collins
2019
At the annual crab festival, Henrietta hopes to sell nautical antiques and hears of an intriguing treasure discovery. When her contact dies, she must navigate secrets and suspicious characters to learn what he found and why it cost him his life.
Heirlooms and Homicide
by Danielle Collins
2019
Antique dealer Henrietta Hewitt discovers that a prized old box is linked to a missing girl. A suspicious death raises the stakes, pushing her to uncover the object’s secrets before the danger reaches anyone else.
Impersonation and Investigation
by Danielle Collins
2019
The arrival of a man claiming to be Henrietta’s nephew raises hope of finding her long-lost sister. A death and doubts about his identity turn the reunion into an investigation of deception, family history, and missing treasure.
Libraries and Larceny
by Danielle Collins
2019
A biographer asks Henrietta to help recover a rare book, combining her interest in antiques with a literary mystery. When a bookseller is murdered, finding the volume also means uncovering the secrets of a lost manuscript.
Lights Out at the Lighthouse
by Danielle Collins
2019
After surviving a difficult holiday season, antique dealer Henrietta is drawn into a death at a lighthouse. A second killing suggests a deeper danger, forcing her to separate misleading appearances from the clues pointing toward a murderer.
Murder at the Mansion
by Danielle Collins
2019
Henrietta’s holiday plans are shaken by a friend’s fatal car crash and another death at a local mansion. Investigating a family fortune brings her into a web of secrets and schemes that threatens to overshadow the season entirely.
A Fatal Affair
by Danielle Collins
2020
Henrietta hopes to protect the nephew she has finally found, but another body interrupts her plans. Discovering that the dead man was already part of Ralph’s investigation leads her into a marriage marked by secrets and a fatal affair.
Death by Dessert
by Danielle Collins
2020
Searching for her sister’s missing son, Henrietta suggests a chocolate tasting to lift their spirits after another setback. A guest’s death transforms the gathering into a new mystery, complicating an already painful family search.
Fatality in the Forest
by Danielle Collins
2020
Henrietta’s romantic dinner with Ralph is interrupted by a murder that strikes close to home. A case of mistaken identity may be the key to protecting a friend, if she can untangle the confusion before the killer escapes.
Body in the Basement
by Danielle Collins
2022
Renovations lead Henrietta and Ralph to a long-dead body hidden in a sealed basement. As they investigate its identity, links emerge between their recent troubles and a much older mystery with consequences for all of Hearts Grove.
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