JC Eaton Books in Order

Phee heads to Sun City West after Harriet insists their book club's latest selection is cursed and members keep dying. The idea sounds ridiculous, until Phee starts uncovering secrets hidden beneath the cheerful retirement-community surface.

While helping with Aunt Ina's wedding, Phee gets pulled into the murder of a wealthy restaurateur found near Harriet's home. Between bridal chaos, family pressure, and a nervous mother, she has to solve the case before the celebration collapses.

Manhattan screenwriter Norrie Ellington expects a quiet stretch running her family's winery in Penn Yan. Instead, an anti-winery innkeeper is found dead on her property, and Norrie has to trade script pages for sleuthing.

A bocce practice turns disastrous when Myrna thinks one of her wild throws killed a woman. Then police find an arrow in the victim's neck, and Phee teams up with Marshall to sort out retirement-community politics and a very real murderer.

Two Witches Winery is hosting a major wine event when a landowner is found stabbed on neighboring Rosalee's property. Norrie starts digging to clear her friend, only to find a killer willing to protect local grudges at any cost.

Fresh off a bad divorce, Marcie Rayner takes a temporary job in New Ulm and stumbles into a brewery-owner murder. Her first real case leads through small-town grudges, unhelpful locals, and the discovery that the victim was far from harmless.

A community production of The Mousetrap becomes the scene of a real killing when a disliked cast member dies on a theater catwalk. Between backstage feuds and Harriet's dramatic updates, Phee has to figure out who wanted the victim gone.

When a sculpting-club member is found dead clutching Harriet's name, Phee gets dragged into another Sun City West case. What looks like one more odd retirement-community feud soon opens into a much stranger and more dangerous plot.

Marcie investigates the suspicious death of Helena Heatherbrae at a Gothic mansion full of secret passageways, uneasy staff, and buried history. The deeper she digs, the more the house and its people seem determined to keep the truth hidden.

Shortages, sabotage, and a winter wine event put Two Witches Winery under pressure before a distributor turns up dead. Norrie has to figure out who wanted the rare pinot ruined, and why so many locals had reason to hate the victim.

The Chocolate and Wine Extravaganza should be great publicity for Two Witches Winery, until one of the featured chocolatiers winds up dead. With rival egos exploding and the winery's name on the line, Norrie races to uncork the truth.

Harriet's big radio debut ends in panic when she finds the station director dead on air. A jealous ex looks guilty, but old fingerprints point backward, and Phee has to untangle a present-day murder with roots in the past.

A summer-solstice death revives local talk of an old curse when a historian is found smothered. Norrie refuses to buy the legend, and her hunt for the truth leads through old grudges, shady dealings, and danger near Watkins Glen.

Norrie agrees to let a film crew shoot at Two Witches Winery, then watches the demanding director turn up dead and the suspicion swing her way. To clear herself, she has to sort through feuds, publicity, and a crowd of bitter suspects.

Streetman the chiweenie uncovers a corpse during a long-running dog costume competition, and suddenly Phee is chasing a poisoner. With Harriet convinced she and Streetman are targets, the case turns from silly to genuinely risky.

When two boys report a body near Two Witches Winery, Norrie Ellington gets pulled into the murder of a labor manager tied to vineyard workers and local wineries. A second death makes the case more dangerous, and the suspect list keeps growing.

Marcie Rayner's ex-husband shows up needing help after his new wife, kitchen designer Tawn Hamlin, is found murdered in a luxury showroom. To clear him, Marcie has to sort through angry coworkers, wealthy clients, and plenty of old baggage.

A model train exhibit turns deadly when railroad club president Wilbur Maines is found murdered, and Harriet's friend Roxanne becomes the top suspect. Phee digs into club grudges and tap-dance drama before an innocent woman gets railroaded.