Lady Rample Books in Order

Aunt Butty insists on an old-fashioned country Christmas, taking Lady Rample to the Cotswolds for holiday traditions. Their plans are disrupted when someone from Lady Rample's past follows from London with intentions that threaten the festivities.

A Hollywood wedding brings Lady Rample and Aunt Butty to California, where their movie-producer host apparently kills himself. Doubting that explanation, Lady Rample investigates a world of starlets, servants, and gangsters while risking becoming another victim.

Lady Rample travels to the French Riviera to reunite with jazz musician Hale Davis, but a water-skiing accident leaves her injured. While recovering, she grows suspicious of an aristocratic neighbor and sets out to uncover his activities.

Lady Rample and Aunt Butty escape London's heat for a Devon house party, where a man is found dead in the study. With spies nearby and her maid jailed, Lady Rample investigates before the killer strikes again.

Widowed and bored with aristocratic life, Lady Rample visits a London jazz club and encounters murder. Convinced police have arrested the wrong person, she begins investigating with Aunt Butty while navigating romantic attention and a dangerous killer.

A former lover reenters Lady Rample's life, accompanied by a hostile estranged wife. When the woman is found stabbed in Hyde Park, Lady Rample and Aunt Butty investigate to clear the man accused of killing her.

Lady Rample agrees to host a Halloween party for movie star Lola Burns at an abandoned manor. A poisoned guest, missing starlets, and threatening letters turn the ghostly celebrations into a case demanding more than hospitality.

A twenty-year-old letter prompts Mr. Singh to ask Lady Rample to investigate the death of a woman he loved. With Aunt Butty, they travel to Brighton, where threats and kidnapping complicate their search for answers.

Accompanying Aunt Butty to Paris, Lady Rample expects writing ambitions and jazz performances to occupy the trip. Finding a former Harlem Hellfighter dead draws her instead into the search for a stolen diamond and a killer.

A Christmas invitation brings Lady Rample to the Yule Manor Inn in Winter Haven. With a missing host, disappearing Father Christmases, and a possibly dead blackmailer, she calls on allies to unravel an unusual holiday mystery.

A stolen museum artifact forces Lady Rample to work with a detective determined to exclude her. Finding a murder victim in the Egyptian Room expands the case into a tangle of intelligence agents, kidnappings, and secret codes.

Lady Rample’s Lake District holiday is interrupted by competing gingerbread makers, rumors of a sea monster, and a young woman’s body in a lake. With allies nearby, she investigates the connections beneath an apparently peaceful retreat.

Shea MacLeod gathers recipes inspired by Lady Rample’s adventures in 1930s England. Cocktails, mocktails, cakes, and other teatime treats bring the series’ food and drink into readers’ kitchens, with an invitation to recreate the characters’ afternoon gatherings.

When Aunt Butty accidentally gives away a priceless family brooch at a village winter fête, Lady Rample sets out to recover it. A midnight burglary becomes her unlikely solution as she tries to prevent a scandal in London society.

A country-house party turns ominous when an unpopular duke is injured during croquet and a murder follows. Lady Rample investigates a house full of debts, resentments, and concealed scandals, while the killer grows increasingly desperate to remain undiscovered.