Karin Kaufman Books in Order

Hoping for a quiet Christmas in Elk Park, genealogist Anna Denning instead finds a client's body. As accusations, intimidation, and strange links to a wiccan-themed shop close in, she has to uncover who set her up.

Anna lands her dream job researching a mountain mansion's family history, then learns the owner wants proof the house is haunted. A gardener's death and a string of eerie incidents turn her project into a dangerous investigation.

Jane Piper works for Gatehouse, a covert group that hunts killers ordinary law enforcement cannot touch. When whispers arise that their targets are becoming something less than human, Jane is pulled into a deadly conspiracy.

A grotesque Halloween display hides the body of a local historian who was secretly researching family trees. Anna follows his unfinished work into a knot of lies, hidden identities, and occult secrets.

Geraldine wants the kind of brave adventures she hears in the Book of Tales, but she is only a small mouse. Ten autumn stories follow her family as fear, danger, and faith press close.

Melinda Maxwell hires Anna to uncover her father's hidden past, but the trail leads to the secretive January Club. When a member is murdered at the club's annual meeting, the whole search turns stranger and darker.

A Thanksgiving gathering ends in murder and the disappearance of a valuable artifact. Rachel agrees to help the victim's host, only to find that the people closest to the case are wrapped in lies.

Anna Denning expects a restful snowy weekend at a mountain hotel with her fiancé. Instead, strange guests, a nosy reporter, and a fresh murder leave her trapped with a killer and no easy way out.

Rachel Stowe comes to Juniper Grove looking for a quieter life, but a stranger's arrival stirs up old trouble. When a body turns up in her backyard, she steps in to protect a neighbor and solve the case.

A cheerful wreath-making party turns deadly when one of Juniper Grove's Four Santas dies after warning Rachel about his niece. She dives into the mystery before a killer can silence anyone else.

The town scavenger hunt takes a deadly turn when a widely disliked woman is found murdered. With suspicion falling on her friend Holly, Rachel has to work through a crowded suspect list and a town full of grudges.

What starts as an awkward request to identify a suspected mistress becomes a murder case when Brigit Gundersen is killed. Rachel has to sort through gossip, jealousy, and hidden motives before the killer strikes again.

A body spotted on a haunted cemetery tour somehow ends up in Kate's friend's backyard. As Kate tries to clear her friend, Minette's eagerness to help threatens to expose the secret fairy world.

After a woman falls to her death from a cottage window and hacked church bells ring out across town, Rachel suspects the two events are linked. The victim's quiet life hides far more secrets than anyone guessed.

A murder game at a professor's house turns real when one guest dies under suspicious circumstances. Rachel follows clues tied to a tell-all manuscript while her own pre-wedding doubts begin to crowd in.

At a party in a rambling house, a guest dies calling Chief Gilroy's name, and suddenly he is a suspect. Rachel and her friends race to clear him while dark pieces of his past begin to surface.

Kate Brewer agrees to help an elderly neighbor revisit an unsolved murder, only to find that Smithwell's past is stranger than it looks. A determined fairy named Minette soon turns one mystery into two.

A celebration for Juniper Grove's garden show winners ends with one of the judges dead. Rachel finds herself digging through envy, ambition, and polished manners to uncover what really blooms beneath the town's gardening scene.

A commemorative radio broadcast at the crumbling Grandview Hotel turns grim when a body is found in the library. Trapped by a storm, Rachel must untangle a new murder that echoes an older one.

Threatening notes and odd ornaments rattle a local knitting group, then one knitter ends up dead. While dreading Christmas and facing old grief, Kate works with Minette to stop another holiday killing.

What looks like a simple theft inquiry becomes murder when Kate questions suspects gathered for tea in a greenhouse. At the same time, Minette faces trouble in the woods, and Kate's two worlds edge closer together.

Hoping a birdwatching tour will lift her winter gloom, Kate instead lands in the middle of a murder. With a creepy admirer, an injured detective, and Minette's secret at risk, the case quickly turns personal.

Geraldine is still trying to be brave, good, and content with being a mouse. In ten winter-to-early-spring stories, she faces fear, longing, and hard questions about why she was made the way she is.

Teagan Doyle, a failed police academy recruit, teams with retired minister Berg to investigate a haunted church. A body in the basement wall turns their demon-stalking job into a two-murder case with spiritual stakes.

During a blackout at a crafts fair committee gathering, Rachel finds Eve Coleman's husband dead. With a sheriff eager to pin the crime on her and her wedding close at hand, she has to clear her name fast.

This illustrated collection gathers stories treasured by the Woolkins mouse family. Set in forests, ponds, fields, and gardens, the tales mix danger, perseverance, and faith in a way younger readers can easily follow.

Geraldine reaches middle-mouse age just as friendships shift and an older friend grows forgetful. Across ten spring stories, she learns that change can hurt, but it can also make room for courage, love, and hope.

A holiday party with a senior citizen crime club sounds harmless until one member dies in a bizarre way. When the police dismiss the death, Kelsie starts asking questions that nobody else wants answered.

Newly widowed Kelsie Butler is excited to script a murder mystery game for a Fairwood coffee house, until a contestant is killed in a way that mirrors her plot. To clear herself and her friends, she starts sleuthing.

Summer in the Oak Forest should mean freedom and play, but Geraldine still wrestles with fear and feeling different. Over ten warm-weather stories, she learns to lean on books, family, friends, and hope.

Kelsie accepts a free weekend at an isolated mountain lodge and finds a room full of strangers, nightly storytelling sessions, and a host no one can identify. Then one guest dies, and the snow traps everyone inside.

Someone sends Kelsie taunting notes and claims a murder has already happened, with another coming soon unless she solves the clues. It becomes a frantic race against the clock through Fairwood.

Christmas fills the Oak Forest with trees, cookies, lost friends, and sudden danger. Geraldine greets the season with wonder, but the adventures around her remind her that joy and courage often have to travel together.