Kathy Lynn Emerson Books in Order

After a knee injury ends her dancing career, Liss MacCrimmon returns to Moosetookalook, Maine, to help at her aunt's Scottish shop. When she finds a neighbor's body hidden under tartan fabric, she has to clear her own name by untangling the town's secrets.

Liss welcomes her old Scottish dance company to town and expects nostalgia, not poison. When the troupe's miserable manager dies after eating one of her scones, she and her friends land squarely in the spotlight.

A snowless Christmas has business dragging in Moosetookalook, so Liss helps launch a toy-fueled holiday promotion. Then a greedy shopkeeper is murdered, and the town's festive countdown turns into a race to catch a killer.

A Burns Night celebration at a reopened hotel should be good for business, until a blizzard traps Liss with a quarrelsome Scottish society and a corpse. Cut off from help, she has to sort through grudges before the killer strikes again.

Moosetookalook's first mystery conference promises full inns and easy sales for the Scottish Emporium. When an unpopular reviewer dies at a scenic overlook, Liss must investigate a crowd of authors, agents, and other suspects with sharp motives.

Liss's wedding weekend collides with the Western Maine Highland Games, picketers, and a murder involving a broadsword. With guests arriving and tensions rising, she has to solve the case before her walk down the aisle turns disastrous.

While turning the abandoned Chadwick mansion into a haunted house fundraiser, Liss expects cobwebs and fake scares. Then a prop skeleton is replaced by a real corpse, and Halloween fun gives way to a very real investigation.

Liss and Dan head to a Maine Christmas tree farm to judge its business potential, hoping for a quiet holiday week. Instead they find a missing person, an unidentified body, and a tangle of accidents that look anything but accidental.

When Liss rescues a lost Scottish terrier on an icy road, she gets pulled into the bizarre world of a reality competition show. After the dog's owner is murdered, Liss must sniff out a killer among the show's cutthroat contestants.

As Moosetookalook prepares for the annual Highland Games, a bookstore fire, missing people, and vandalism rattle the town. Then a local selectman is shot, and Liss has to find out whether the crimes are linked before the festival falls apart.

At an estate sale in the old Chadwick mansion, Liss finds a treasure map and follows it straight into trouble. Hidden clues, family secrets, and a dead body turn a small-town curiosity into a dangerous hunt.

Recently widowed Mikki Lincoln buys back her childhood home in the Catskills and starts over as a freelance editor. When a would-be novelist brings her a messy manuscript tied to a local murder, Mikki's quiet return quickly turns deadly.

As Thanksgiving nears, a controversial hotel promotion sets Moosetookalook buzzing and turns social outrage into something uglier. When the campaign's loudest critic ends up dead, Liss has to protect her family without accusing the wrong people.

Lenape Hollow's 225th anniversary pageant needs editing, and Mikki Lincoln seems perfect for the job. Then renovations at the historical society uncover a body in a fireplace, and an old crime collides with a new murder.

Mikki is hired to edit an elderly woman's memoir about a once-famous Catskills resort slated for demolition. When a local entrepreneur is killed at the site, she has to separate nostalgia, greed, and long-buried secrets.

Put in charge of Moosetookalook's muddy spring sales event, Liss already has enough on her plate. Then a body turns up on her property, and the victim may be an uncle her family thought had died decades ago.

Mikki unexpectedly inherits a rundown farm with one condition, she must find, edit, and publish hidden diaries within a month. Strange activity on the property and an old unsolved killing make the job far more dangerous than it sounds.