Laura Bradford Books in Order

A string of murders rocks Ocean Point, New Jersey, and each victim has a strange link to a boardwalk fortune teller. Reporter Elise Jenkins and detective Mitch Burns race to stop the next killing.

A romantic winter trip turns terrifying when Elise and Mitch are trapped on a remote Michigan island with a killer. As a blizzard closes in, everyone becomes a suspect and nobody can leave.

Newly settled in Sweet Briar, librarian Tori Sinclair expects books, routines, and maybe a few new friends. Murder changes those plans fast, and the local sewing circle becomes her unlikely investigative team.

Betsy and police officer Kyle Brennan are both carrying old hurt when they meet. As she grows close to his daughter Callie, the possibility of family starts to feel real, and scary.

Tori's new life in Sweet Briar is starting to feel stable, until another killing throws the town into fresh turmoil. With gossip flying and motives multiplying, the sewing circle gets back to work.

Phoebe Jennings tries to return a decades-old love letter, only to land on Tate Williams's doorstep with baby Kayla in tow. The mistake sparks a tender story about old regrets, family ties, and second chances.

After deep personal loss, Maggie Monroe has little reason to trust hope. Then a child changes the shape of her life, and what begins as duty slowly opens the door to healing and love.

When Tori Sinclair's cheating ex turns up dead, the police think she may have reason to celebrate. To clear her name, Tori and the sewing circle have to unravel a very personal case.

A fresh killing sends Tori back into the middle of Sweet Briar's tangled personal business. As secrets and grudges come loose, the sewing circle has to figure out who wanted a dangerous change.

A child's birthday party should be harmless fun, but an overbearing pageant mom leaves plenty of enemies in her wake. When she is murdered, Tori and the sewing circle sort through resentment, rivalry, and lies.

Looking for a slower life, Claire Weatherly settles in Amish country and opens a gift shop. When the town's former shop owner is murdered, she teams up with Detective Jakob Fisher to clear an innocent man.

Christmas should bring comfort to Sweet Briar, but holiday cheer starts to fray when trouble turns deadly. Tori and the sewing circle must protect the season before fear takes over.

Elise takes a writing class from a teacher still haunted by the bank robbery she witnessed as a child. When that teacher is murdered, Elise and Mitch discover the past may finally have come calling.

Harvest-time calm does not last long in Sweet Briar. Tori and her friends find themselves piecing together another murder shaped by old resentments and a town that remembers everything.

Emily Todd and Mark Reynolds are drawn to each other almost at once, but fear gets there too. His young son and her MS diagnosis make love feel risky, even when it also feels right.

An Amish food festival draws visitors, business hopes, and trouble to Heavenly. When a prominent guest is murdered, Claire is pulled into a case tangled up with local politics, ambition, and romance.

As Ocean Point recovers from a brutal storm, a newspaper intern is accused of murder. Elise is not convinced the case is that simple, and her search for the truth puts her in real danger.

Bits of the past start surfacing in Sweet Briar, and Tori soon realizes an old story may be tied to a new death. The sewing circle follows a trail of fragments toward a dangerous truth.

Claire finds a murdered Amish farmer in a corn maze on Jakob Fisher's family farm. With Jakob already at odds with his father and old secrets surfacing, the case becomes painfully personal.

A case built on sympathy, appearances, and misplaced trust pulls Tori into another small-town tangle. To solve the murder, she has to work out who was being honest and who was playing a part.

A somber holiday mystery brings fresh grief to Heavenly and shines a light on Jakob's past. This shorter entry blends Christmas warmth with a gentle investigation and a touch of heartache.

After a barn fire, a community rebuilding effort uncovers a buried skeleton and a link to a missing Amish teen. Claire and Jakob have to dig through years of silence to uncover the truth.

Wedding plans should mean cake, dresses, and happy nerves, not murder. When celebration gives way to suspicion, Tori and the sewing circle have to keep one big day from ending in disaster.

An Amish farmer's death looks suspicious, and soon other families are being robbed as well. Claire helps Jakob investigate a case that tests trust, faith, and old wounds inside the community.

Baker Winnie Johnson inherits a cranky cat and a vintage ambulance, not the money she expected. After she finds a neighbor murdered, she turns dessert delivery into a business and starts chasing a killer.

What should be a happy stretch for Tori is interrupted by yet another killing in Sweet Briar. As the sewing circle closes ranks, the case grows more personal and more dangerous.

When Tobi hires a difficult actress for a commercial to help out a friend, the set becomes a crime scene. Now she has to clear an innocent man before the killer slips out of frame.

Tobi is thrilled to be nominated for a major advertising award, until the winner dies in a shocking onstage fall. Was it sabotage, revenge, or the wrong target at the wrong moment?

New ad agency owner Tobi Tobias thinks a closet-company campaign might save her business. Then a corpse falls out of a display closet, and she has to solve the murder before bad publicity destroys her.

Murder hits especially close to home for Tori and her friends in this later Southern Sewing Circle mystery. Solving it means looking hard at the patterns people repeat, and the secrets they hide.

Winnie's dessert business is taking off, until one of her customers dies after eating her sweets. To save her reputation and find the truth, she has to untangle a deadly mess in Silver Lake.

With the Emergency Dessert Squad booming, Winnie takes on an artists' retreat order that should be simple. Instead, it leads her straight into another murder and a fresh batch of suspects.

Claire is eager to meet Jakob Fisher's retired mentor, but the visit ends in murder. As the pair dig deeper, they find that the truth is far closer to home, and far darker, than they expected.

When Claire looks into the mystery of a lost necklace, the case seems small at first. This short Amish mystery uses a quiet puzzle to reflect on home, belonging, and Claire's future in Heavenly.

After her twin sister leaves Amish life for New York, Katie Beiler stays and shoulders more family duty than ever. But grief, art, and buried longing force her to ask what kind of life she truly wants.

Emma Lapp has always sensed that her Amish family is keeping something from her. When a locket at her aunt's grave points toward the English world, she begins a search that could change everything.

Christmas has turned Heavenly into a festive blur of shoppers and celebrations, until a murder cuts through the holiday cheer. Claire Weatherly must sort out seasonal secrets before the killer strikes again.

After losing her husband and children in a devastating crash, Dani Parker can barely imagine going on. A stay in Amish country offers space to grieve, and maybe a path back to life.

Broke but resourceful, Emma Westlake starts a business as a paid companion for people who need a plus-one. Her new career goes sideways fast when a client drops dead at an open mic night.

Investigative reporter Tess Baker is sent to Amish country after a professional misstep and expects a dull assignment. Instead, she finds kindness, hidden history, and a story that challenges the life she thought she wanted.

Emma agrees to help a woman rebuilding her life after divorce and empty-nest shock. But when that client becomes tangled in a murder case, Emma has to prove friendship can still be a lifeline.

Veterinarian Harriet Bailey thinks a missing cat case will resolve itself, until a ransom note proves otherwise. As more pets vanish, clues hidden in her grandfather's old recordings may point to the thief.

This dual-timeline inspirational mystery pairs a 1950 fresh start with a present-day search through an old journal. In Deadwood, hidden family history and unexpected love rise together.

Set in two timelines, this volume follows a woman trying to make an inherited farm work in 1960 and another uncovering the meaning behind mysterious typed notes today. Both stories hinge on trust and buried truths.

At a belated birthday luncheon, Hannah receives an unlabeled gift that sparks unease and fresh questions. What looks like a thoughtful surprise soon turns into the first clue in a deeper mystery.

Back in Blackberry Valley, Hannah Prentiss opens a restaurant in a former firehouse and hopes for a clean start. Instead, she finds that small-town secrets and murder are already simmering.