K.B. Jackson Books in Order

Back in Chattertowne, reporter Audrey O'Connell investigates local history for a festival feature. When her former boyfriend is found dead in the marina, his suspicions about corruption draw her toward dangerous town secrets, including some connected to her own family.

A trip to Harriman Lake promises Jake and his friends the chance to investigate buried treasure and a possible Sasquatch. Puzzles, secretive locals, and new friendships complicate their hunt, testing the bond that holds their young investigators’ group together.

New to Washington State, sixth-grader Jake fears his interest in Sasquatch will make school even harder. With friends Jasmine and Lanny, he investigates a possible Bigfoot near his home while coping with questions about the father he has never met.

Charlotte’s new life at sea is disrupted when her late husband’s mistress joins the ship with their young son. A murder makes the woman the chief suspect, forcing Charlotte to decide whether she can overcome her hurt and help clear her name.

Reporter Audrey O'Connell clashes with Chattertowne's new police chief, Cole Loveland, as pink political graffiti spreads through town. When the threats escalate into arson and murder, they must put aside friction and attraction to identify whoever is driving the attacks.

Visiting Scotland at Christmas, Jake and the Sasquatch Hunters turn their attention to the mysterious Big Grey Man of Ben MacDhui. The search offers adventure and possible answers, but also distracts Jake from the approaching remarriage of his parents.

After discovering her late husband’s double life, Charlotte uses his secret cruise-ship apartment for a family wedding. When the bride is murdered and her nephew becomes the prime suspect, Charlotte and her sister must identify the killer before another guest dies.

A New Orleans stop reunites Jane with an old crush whose interest in werewolves soon becomes more than an annoyance to Charlotte. When a musician is killed with a silver bullet, investigating him threatens the sisters’ relationship as well as their safety.