Jean Harrington Books in Order

After her father is executed for poaching, Grace O'Malley secretly takes up his defiance of an oppressive English lord. Her raids on his forest place her family and her love for Owen O'Donnell in increasing danger.

Grace and Owen flee Ireland hoping to build a future in the New World, but must wait in Liverpool for a ship. Their persecutor finds them again, and Grace struggles with a secret that could threaten their relationship.

Interior designer Deva Dunne discovers her client's body in a beachfront condominium, where the residents have plenty to hide. Continuing her decorating work, she uncovers clues and investigates despite a police lieutenant's warnings, attracting dangerous attention.

A decorating client's valuable Monet disappears, and the household cook is found shot dead. Deva Dunne begins examining the wealthy owners and their associates, hoping to protect her business as another death complicates Lieutenant Rossi's investigation.

Deva Dunne lands a lucrative decorating job for a wealthy client with dubious associates, then attends a dinner where the chauffeur dies from poisoned food. She and Lieutenant Rossi must determine whether the killer struck the intended victim.

An antiques dealer is found hanging at a design mall, but Deva Dunne doubts the apparent suicide. While decorating for a charity event, she encounters evasive behavior and a mysterious attack that brings the danger closer to home.

Two of Deva Dunne's decorating clients live on the same street and share a complicated romantic history. When women connected to them die in supposed accidents, she investigates while trying to buy a home with Lieutenant Rossi.

Realtor Honey Ingersoll agrees to appear in a reality television pilot while selling a nearby mansion, then discovers a murdered woman. Becoming a person of interest, she investigates the death to protect her reputation and her life.

Rebuilding her life as a real estate agent, Honey Ingersoll discovers a woman's body in an empty farmhouse. Loose diamonds and another death lead her to question the sheriff's assumptions as she tries to clear herself of suspicion.

Honey Ingersoll hopes to sell a dilapidated Victorian house with a notorious past, but a murder threatens her fledgling business. Working with Sheriff Matt Rameros, she investigates the property's secrets and their connections to influential local people.

In 1686, Abby O’Donnell escapes provincial life by sailing away with Lord Harry Rushmount. She conceals her mother’s role in his father’s death, but the hazards of their voyage and the buried truth threaten their growing relationship.