Kathleen Bailey Books in Order
Kathleen Bailey is a series of 5 books written by Kathleen Bailey.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Kathleen Bailey books in publication order
5 books
Where the Light Shines Through
by Kathleen Bailey
2021
Advice columnist Olivia returns to her Virginia hometown for a restful visit, only to find a childhood friend accused of murder. Investigating a death at an abandoned manor draws her into buried secrets and increasingly dangerous deceptions.
Silence Says the Most
by Kathleen Bailey
2022
A lakeside outing places Olivia near a murder, and a child’s drawing unexpectedly connects her to the crime. Rivalries between a farm and a country club complicate her investigation as she tries to understand the young witness’s evidence.
Under the Cocoon Moon
by Kathleen Bailey
2023
Christmas in Apple Station turns perilous when Olivia is mistaken for a dead woman. A missing sapphire and accusations against her new love’s family pull her into a murder investigation involving a thief she must outwit.
When the Carnival Came
by Kathleen Bailey
2024
A cryptic message leads Olivia to a friend standing over a body at an abandoned army base. Going undercover among carnival workers may protect her friend, but keeping secrets threatens her new romance and her own safety.
The Case of the Broken Heart
by Kathleen Bailey
2025
Before leaving Georgetown to visit her father, Olivia offers to find a friend’s missing sentimental locket. Puzzling clues, eccentric neighbors and a curious Yorkshire terrier turn the favor into an unexpected investigation inside her condo building.
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