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Julie & Abby (Julie Chase) Books in Order

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Explore the Julie & Abby books by Julie Anne Lindsey, published as Julie Chase, in order, with summaries, background, and where to begin.

Last updated: July 15, 2026

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Julie & Abby (Julie Chase) books in publication order

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1

Abby Comes Over

by Julie Anne Lindsey

2020

Julie and Abby's visit turns into a simple, playful story about friendship and time spent together. This is one of Lindsey's gentler, more everyday titles.

2

Abby Goes Thrifting

by Julie Anne Lindsey

2020

A light, friendly story about Julie and Abby heading out together and finding fun in everyday adventure. It is a quick, warm read built on curiosity and companionship.

3

Abby Hunts

by Julie Anne Lindsey

2020

A small outing becomes another easy adventure for Julie and Abby. The focus is on their bond, the fun of exploring, and the charm of ordinary moments.

Julie & Abby (Julie Chase) books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Abby Goes Thrifting"

    Abby Goes Thrifting

    by Julie Anne Lindsey

    2020Julie & Abby, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Abby Comes Over"

    Abby Comes Over

    by Julie Anne Lindsey

    2020Julie & Abby, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "Abby Hunts"

    Abby Hunts

    by Julie Anne Lindsey

    2020Julie & Abby, Book 3

Series background & context

Julie & Abby is the quieter side of the Julie Chase byline. Julie Chase is a pen name used by Julie Anne Lindsey, now also known as Julie Hatcher, and these short books sit far away from the elaborate crimes of her Kitty Couture mysteries. Instead of detectives, suspects, and looming danger, the focus stays on Julie, Abby, and the simple pleasure of doing something together.

Small adventures carry the series.

The three available titles make that approach clear. In Abby Goes Thrifting, an outing provides the shape of the story. Abby Comes Over narrows the action even further, turning a visit into time for companionship and play. Abby Hunts again gives the pair an activity to share. The titles are straightforward because the stories are interested in the experience of the day, not in a large mystery waiting to be solved.

That makes this a useful change of pace for readers who know the author from suspense or cozy crime. There are no complicated investigations to track and no need to worry about an ongoing danger arc. The stakes are personal and immediate: What will Julie and Abby discover? How will an ordinary plan turn into a memorable little adventure? The answers come through their connection and the details of the moment.

The books are also easy to approach in order. Beginning with Abby Goes Thrifting introduces the light, outing-based rhythm. Abby Comes Over keeps the focus on the relationship at the center. Abby Hunts follows with another simple shared activity. Each title is brief and self-contained in feel, so readers can also dip in when they want something gentle and uncomplicated.

This is not a series built around major twists. That is its charm.

Julie & Abby works best for readers looking for warmth, familiarity, and a story that can be enjoyed without a big commitment. The everyday setting gives the books a relaxed feel, while the recurring pair provides continuity from one title to the next. They are quick reads about showing up, spending time together, and finding a little fun in what might otherwise be an ordinary day.

For Julie Chase readers, the series also shows another part of the author's range. The same writer associated with stylish New Orleans mysteries can step back from the crime plot entirely and make room for a smaller, softer kind of story. Start at the beginning, then follow Julie and Abby from one modest adventure to the next.

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Anurag Ramdasan

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