Hillary Greene Books in Order

A body pulled from the Oxford Canal looks like an accident, but DI Hillary Greene is not convinced. As she investigates the boating community, she uncovers secrets that could destroy far more than one life.

A killing linked to Oxford University draws DI Hillary Greene into academic rivalries, personal grudges, and carefully polished lies. The dreaming spires make a fine backdrop, but the motive is anything but lofty.

Village life looks peaceful from the outside, but Hillary soon finds old resentments and local loyalties simmering under the surface. To solve the case, she has to get past gossip, secrets, and stubborn silence.

A wedding turns into a crime scene, and DI Hillary Greene has to pick her way through family tensions, nerves, and half-truths. Everyone wanted the day to be perfect, which makes the murder even harder to untangle.

An elderly woman is stabbed in her own home, even though she was dying and widely liked. DI Hillary Greene has to work out why anyone would kill Flo Jenkins now, and what her neighbors are not saying.

When murder hits close to home, Hillary has to sort real grief from convenient performances. Family ties, buried grudges, and old wounds make this investigation especially hard to read.

A country house murder gives Hillary Greene a grand setting but no easy answers. Behind the polished rooms and old money, rivalries and hidden motives keep pushing the case in new directions.

Artist Wayne Sutton is found brutally killed in a summer meadow, with a red paper heart left on the body. Hillary's search through his tangled love life reveals plenty of suspects and very little innocence.

Fire destroys evidence as quickly as it reveals motive, leaving Hillary Greene to piece together a case from ash, lies, and damaged relationships. Someone thought flames would hide the truth. They were wrong.

A murder in a supposedly peaceful garden leads Hillary into another maze of secrets, envy, and local tensions. The closer she gets to the truth, the clearer it becomes that appearances mean very little.

A workplace death sends Hillary into the politics, resentments, and petty alliances of everyday employment. What looks routine at first becomes far darker once she sees what people were willing to protect.

Retired DI Hillary Greene is pulled back into police work when an old case refuses to stay buried. Civilian status changes little, because once Hillary starts asking questions, somebody wants her to stop.

Now working as a civilian consultant, Hillary reopens the old murder of an Oxford student whose love life left plenty of enemies. At the same time, a stalker closes in and turns the case personal.

Another difficult investigation lands on Hillary Greene's desk just as pressure mounts in her private life. The deeper she digs, the more she finds witnesses hiding the truth behind respectable faces.

Hillary reopens the death of an interior designer killed at a New Year's Eve party in 1999. The victim seemed widely liked, which only makes the hunt for a motive harder and more unsettling.

Hillary faces a case shaped by obsession, manipulation, and buried motives. Every new lead feels a little off, and solving it means understanding the dangerous mindset behind the crime.

What looks like a straightforward shooting becomes one last complicated case for Hillary Greene. To solve it, she has to untangle relationships, motives, and one crucial line of fire.

After what looked like a final farewell, Hillary Greene returns to investigate again. The old sharp instincts are still there, and so are the lies, grudges, and dangerous secrets standing in her way.

A new case with roots in the past forces Hillary Greene to work across two timelines at once. To solve the present-day mystery, she must understand what really happened years before.

A death in a close-knit parish sends Hillary Greene into a tangle of church politics, village loyalties, and simmering grudges. The setting is calm on the surface, but almost everyone has something to hide.

A rail journey turns into a crime scene and leaves Hillary Greene sorting through passengers, staff, and conflicting stories. With suspects hemmed in together, every conversation becomes a clue.

Bright summer weather does nothing to soften Hillary Greene's latest case. Beneath the sunlit surface she finds jealousies, secrets, and old resentments that make murder look anything but simple.