Julie Tatham Books in Order
Julie Tatham is a series of 12 books written by Julie Tatham.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Julie Tatham books in publication order
12 books
Cherry Ames At Spencer
by Julie Tatham
1949
Cherry returns to Spencer Hospital to work in its new pediatric wing, bringing her nursing experience back to familiar surroundings. Her assignment becomes entangled with a pawnshop robbery and the case of a man believed to be wrongly convicted.
Cherry Ames, Night Supervisor
by Julie Tatham
1950
Cherry accepts a position as night supervisor at a small hospital struggling financially. The responsibilities of running its overnight nursing service become more complicated when a prominent patient brings conflict into an already difficult working environment.
Cherry Ames, Mountaineer Nurse
by Julie Tatham
1951
Cherry travels to Kentucky's remote mountains for a nursing assignment among communities facing difficult conditions. Her efforts to care for patients become complicated by local superstitions and renewed family feuds, placing unfamiliar obstacles in her professional path.
Cherry Ames, Clinic Nurse
by Julie Tatham
1952
Leaving Hilton Clinic one afternoon, Cherry is kidnapped and taken blindfolded to an unknown location. Forced at gunpoint to treat a gunshot wound, she must apply her nursing skills while facing the danger surrounding her captors.
Cherry Ames, Dude Ranch Nurse
by Julie Tatham
1953
Cherry takes a nursing job at Twin Mounds Ranch near Tucson, where difficult patients test her patience amid dude ranch life. Her assignment also draws her into the mystery surrounding a lost fortune and the owner's daughter.
Cherry Ames, Country Doctor's Nurse
by Julie Tatham
1955
Cherry works for a country doctor in Sleepyside, New York, and encounters hostility at her boarding house. Local politics complicate the assignment as she helps a mayoral challenger investigate allegations of corruption against the town's current mayor.
Cherry Ames, Rest Home Nurse
by Julie Tatham
1955
Cherry takes charge of nursing staff at a rest home, a position she initially finds enjoyable. Two troublesome patients upset its routines, turning the challenges of supervising care into a more complicated assignment for the experienced nurse.
Ginny Gordon and the Broadcast Mystery
by Julie Tatham
2020
A valuable book mistakenly donated to a library sale disappears, drawing Ginny Gordon into a new mystery. Her radio appearances, teenage pranks, and questions about a mysterious newcomer intersect as she searches for the missing volume.
Ginny Gordon and the Disappearing Candlesticks
by Julie Tatham
2020
Ginny Gordon and the Hustlers launch a swap shop to earn money, but her great-aunt’s valuable silver candlesticks disappear. Investigating the missing heirlooms leads Ginny and her friends into a mystery involving a jewel thief.
Ginny Gordon and the Lending Library
by Julie Tatham
2020
The Hustlers establish a subscription lending library, only to discover that someone repeatedly tries to steal a popular novel. Ginny Gordon investigates why this particular book attracts such determined attention and who is behind the attempts.
Ginny Gordon and the Missing Heirloom
by Julie Tatham
2020
A missing pin from Mrs. Arnold’s belongings sends Ginny Gordon searching through the complications of the Hustlers’ swap shop. Her investigation uncovers a scheme involving the older woman’s estate and the people hoping to claim it.
Ginny Gordon and the Mystery at the Old Barn
by Julie Tatham
2020
After selling their swap shop, Ginny Gordon and the Hustlers turn an old barn into a teenage snack spot. Money left behind by two criminals brings danger to the venture, adding a mystery to their business troubles.
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