HY Conrad Books in Order

These lively mini-mysteries hand readers case files, reports, and visual evidence to sort through. The challenge is deciding whodunit with as few clues as possible before turning to the analysis and answer.

These 12 mini-mysteries play out as court cases, putting readers in the jury box. You hear the evidence, weigh rival explanations, and decide whether the truth is murder, accident, suicide, or something sneakier.

A seasoned detective takes on murders that look nearly impossible to crack. Readers follow the clues, answer a few sharp questions, and see whether they can solve each polished setup before the official explanation.

Junior sleuths Greg Rydell and Carrie Ingram tackle neighborhood crimes while showing readers how detectives think. Each case pauses before the answer, so you can study the clues and try to solve it yourself.

This collection packs in 80 short mysteries involving thieves, killers, kidnappers, and everyday lies. The stories are quick, varied, and designed so readers can puzzle out the answer before checking the solutions.

A hefty collection of clue-based mystery puzzles, this book asks readers to sort through contradictions, question first impressions, and name the culprit. It is built for anyone who likes fair-play deduction in quick bursts.

An eccentric man who claims to be Sherlock Holmes's descendant leads readers through a set of clue-packed mini-mysteries. Each case is short, tricky, and built around the tiny inconsistency that gives the criminal away.

This collection of classic-style mystery puzzles is built around baffling crimes and clues that look wrong until they suddenly make sense. It is perfect for readers who like elegant setups and fair-play solutions.

Sergeant Gunther Wilson and the mysterious Sherman Holmes guide readers through a string of tricky crimes, from dead cops to missing money. The fun comes from weighing each clue and figuring out what really happened.

A brainy collection of short mystery puzzles, this book leans into deduction, pattern spotting, and careful reading. Each case asks you to catch the one telling clue that exposes the culprit.

These 14 solve-it-yourself mysteries jump from ancient Rome to 1940s Hollywood, giving each case a historical twist. Readers work through key questions, scene details, and witness clues before checking the solution.

Jonah Bixby spends so much time at the station house that he becomes an unofficial junior detective. Across 20 short cases, he helps untangle thefts, pranks, accidents, and bigger crimes while readers try to solve them first.

Jonah Bixby is back with 20 new mini-mysteries, daring young readers to beat him to the solution. The cases mix codes, clues, and quick deductions in a format that is easy to read in small bursts.

This large collection serves up more than 100 short mysteries for readers to solve on their own. The cases hinge on logic, hidden tells, and the one detail that makes everything finally click.

Amy Abel launches a European mystery road rally to save her new adventure travel business, only to learn the game's creator has been murdered. As strange accidents hit the tour, Amy and Fanny discover the fake case is tied to a real old crime.

Told in the voices of eleven very opinionated dogs, this humor collection explains what pets really think about names, costumes, obedience, furniture, and the humans who adore them. It is affectionate, sly, and very funny.

Natalie is on the verge of becoming Monk's full partner when a self-help guru appears to commit suicide off a cliff. Monk stays busy with a poisoned-clown case, but the two investigations start pulling the partners together.

Natalie's new status as a licensed investigator unsettles Monk, and a business cruise only makes him more miserable. When the cruise director turns up dead and sabotage spreads across the ship, Monk starts seeing murder in the details.

Back in San Francisco, Monk and Natalie open their own detective agency just as a workplace shooting leaves three people dead and the gunman missing. The closer Monk looks, the stranger the survivor's story and the vanished suspect become.

Monk and Natalie barely settle into office life before a funeral reveals a poisoned judge and a deeply annoying new lieutenant. When Stottlemeyer shows the same symptoms, Monk realizes the killer may be circling an old case.

Amy Abel's first mystery-themed European tour is supposed to be a fresh start for her struggling travel business. But when the writer behind the staged game is murdered and the fake case echoes a real one, Amy and her mother have to solve it for real.

Amy and Fanny Abel escort a strange group of wealthy mourners on a globe-spanning trip to scatter a maid's ashes. When accidents and killings start piling up from Paris to Hawaii, Amy realizes one of her travelers may be a murderer.

Amy and Fanny join a luxury Patagonia train tour after their travel blog takes off, expecting scenery and publicity. Instead, Fanny spots a corpse in the wilderness, the body vanishes, and a second death turns the trip into a hunt for a cunning killer.

Logan and his younger brother, Thad, lead readers through fifteen kid-friendly whodunits packed with clues, suspects, and surprise turns. Each case invites you to stop, think, and see whether you can solve it before the brothers do.

Investigative reporter Callie McFee suspects her once-powerful father is helping a wealthy man escape justice after a murdered girl's case begins to unravel. The deeper she digs, the more she must choose between exposing the truth and protecting her family.

Callie McFee looks into the death of a young wellness marketer after her father's legal blunder seems to push him over the edge. The case leads her into glossy health culture, old scandals, and secrets that could bury Buddy McFee for good.