Katherine Webb Books in Order

After their grandmother's death, sisters Erica and Beth Calcott return to the house where childhood summers once seemed perfect. Sorting through the past, they uncover a vanished cousin, an older betrayal, and a family history that refuses to stay quiet.

When spirited maid Cat Morley arrives at a Berkshire rectory in 1911, she disturbs a household already straining under desire, belief, and ambition. Spiritualism, jealousy, and old secrets build toward a devastating crime.

On the Dorset coast in the late 1930s, lonely teenager Mitzy Hatcher is captivated by charismatic artist Charles Aubrey and the world he brings with him. Years later, a portrait draws a stranger toward the truth of those summers.

In Bath in 1821, newly married Rachel Crofton becomes companion to the troubled Jonathan Alleyn, whose childhood sweetheart vanished years ago. As Rachel and servant Starling start asking questions, they uncover lies powerful people want kept buried.

In 1921 Puglia, Leandro Cardetta returns from America rich and feared, while an English architect and his wife arrive to remake his palazzo. Around them, hunger, class tension, and a reckless love drive the story toward violence.

Joan Seabrook reaches Muscat hoping work and adventure will help her outrun grief. Drawn into the orbit of explorer Maude Vickery, she finds friendship, desire, and a dangerous plan that could change everything.

In a Wiltshire village in 1922, a shocking murder leaves Pudding Cartwright trying to clear her brother's name. With the help of outsider Irene, she uncovers long-hidden secrets and a crime rooted far deeper than anyone guessed.

During a night of bombing in Bath in 1942, six-year-old Davy Noyle vanishes. When another child's body is uncovered, Frances Parry is forced back into a twenty-year-old mystery and a promise she has never been able to forget.

Demoted to Wiltshire's cold case unit, DI Matt Lockyer reopens a fourteen-year-old murder after the convicted woman claims the supposed victim is alive. The case cuts uncomfortably close, and every answer raises fresh doubts.

Flash floods uncover a skeleton on Salisbury Plain, sending Lockyer and DC Gemma Broad into a nine-year-old case tied to a murdered young woman. What looks simple soon opens into a web of neglect, lies, and missing people.

When new evidence surfaces in the twenty-year-old disappearance of archaeology student Nazma Kirmani, Lockyer and Broad revisit a dig site full of old loyalties and buried resentments. The deeper they dig, the more unsettling the truth becomes.

Years after a wrongful accusation shattered their futures, Theodora Hallewell and Toby Meriwether are drawn back toward the old case. As buried truths resurface, they must face broken promises, damaged lives, and the possibility of justice.

In Dorset in 1889, teenage Theodora Hallewell plans one last midsummer gathering to win Toby Meriwether's notice. By morning, a tragic mistake changes several lives, and the shadow of that night follows them for decades.

A survivor of a notorious family massacre remembers something new eleven years later, and Lockyer's cold case unit is drawn back into a supposedly solved crime. The question is simple and chilling: why would a loving father kill almost everyone he loved?