Jane Thornley Books in Order

Performance artist Armelle plays a stone angel in New Orleans, but her strange lapses hurl her into the eighteenth century and toward a murder in the present. To survive, she must untangle a bond that refuses to stay in one time.

Phoebe will do anything to find her missing brother, even walk into the schemes of thieves and killers in Bermuda. Treasure, family lies, and shifting loyalties make this an energetic start to her long-running arc.

Following clues through central Turkey's underground cities and textile history, Phoebe gets pulled deeper into the antiquities trade. Ancient shrines, betrayal, and competing loyalties make this a tense search for truth.

Phoebe arrives on the Amalfi Coast to assess a neglected villa and finds missing valuables, a vanished countess, and a dangerous family mess. The deeper she digs, the more the dead and the living start fighting back.

A wealthy Russian client pressures Phoebe into a heist at Sir Rupert Fox's costume ball. To stop a ruthless grab for power in the black market, she has to play along, keep her nerve, and strike back at the right moment.

Back in London after her uncle's death, Jenna Elson returns to the rooftops of her childhood to test her aunt's claim of murder. A fall, damaged memory, and dangerous family secrets turn her search into a nerve-racking trap.

Phoebe wants a normal life, but a missing Raphael and questions about her loved ones' Robin Hood crimes send her racing back to Italy. Secrets, divided loyalties, and one hard decision push her to a turning point.

Lady Emma Aston survives kidnapping, betrayal, and murder at sea, then strikes a bargain with pirate Lord Jack Winston. Set along Nova Scotia's coast, this is a historical adventure with treasure, danger, and a heroine who will not be cornered.

Romy is an overworked history student until sudden visions throw her into eighteenth-century New Orleans and another woman's life. When a murder in the present seems tied to old soul damage, she must face both timelines at once.

When a girl falls from a London roof during a vampire play, Jenna Elson refuses to accept an easy answer. Undercover among teens, texts, and lies, she finds a darker threat stalking the cast and closing in fast.

The murder of a Venetian heir pulls art historian Phoebe McCabe into a hunt sparked by a missing painting and hidden symbols. Venice, Marrakech, and a dangerous secret about ownership and history make this a lively series opener.

After returning a marble head of Athena to the Acropolis, Phoebe finds herself targeted by people who think she can lead them to buried treasures. Myth, greed, and ancient art close in fast, with Phoebe at the center of the trap.

A stolen skull from a fifteenth-century tomb sends Phoebe McCabe chasing a mystery buried in royal politics, religious fanaticism, and an old sisterhood. Portugal and Spain become the backdrop for a sharp, fast-moving hunt through Europe's past.

A hidden sketch linked to Botticelli resurfaces decades after its theft, drawing Phoebe into Florence's old intrigues and modern violence. As an arms cartel closes in, art, textiles, and family ghosts collide in a dangerous search.

In Renaissance Florence, gifted seamstress Gabriela di Domenico hides dangerous meaning in cloth as Medici power falters. In another century, a woman facing her own breakdown must unravel the same pattern before both lives come apart.

A kidnapping pulls Phoebe into a hunt for a treasure hidden by Cleopatra, Livia Drusilla, and the Vestal Virgins. Rome, Pompeii, and old enemies turn the search into a dangerous test of conscience as much as survival.

Phoebe McCabe is hired to find a rumored seventh Lady and the Unicorn tapestry for an actress with tangled family loyalties. The hunt sends her through France, into crypts and rival schemes, and toward a story tied to Joan d'Arc.

A body on Westminster Abbey's Cosmati Pavement draws archaeologist Dr. Geri Woodworth into a murder and a prophecy about the end of the world. Ancient stonework, spirits, and dry humor give this fantasy mystery its spark.

A Victorian journal, stolen African art, and old Shona stories draw Phoebe into a case that reaches from London to Zimbabwe. The search is rich with folklore, danger, and clues hidden inside a lost expedition.

Phoebe's missing godfather and the return of Noel Halloran send the Agency to Australia on a brutal game of clues. Aboriginal art, desert danger, and old obsessions make this one of the series' toughest missions.

Geri heads back to medieval Italy to find Petrus and repair the first Cosmati pavements before larger forces break loose. Her trip comes with unexpected baggage, which makes an already unstable mission even riskier.

When a theft and shooting at Temple Church point toward Sir Rupert Fox, Phoebe digs into a manuscript that may map the Templars' lost treasure. Cyprus, timewalking, and a relentless rival keep the pressure high.

In Ireland, Phoebe, Evan, and Sir Rupert investigate a collector buying stolen art and uncover a scandal far bigger than expected. As Phoebe keeps slipping toward the eighth century, old ghosts and Noel close in.

Phoebe now lives with visions of people from other centuries walking beside the present. When one of them notices her and reaches back, history stops feeling distant and starts feeling dangerous.