Library Lover's Mystery Books in Order

Library director Lindsey Norris is just settling into Briar Creek when a visiting editor stirs up local ambition. Then a famous author is murdered and Lindsey's friend Beth becomes the prime suspect.

Treasure hunters arrive in Briar Creek to search Pirate Island, and the town quickly splits over the attention. When a local woman is murdered at the dig site, Lindsey has to clear a friend before the truth is buried for good.

A nor'easter traps Briar Creek under snow just as Carrie Rushton is accused of killing her husband. With the police stretched thin, Lindsey Norris and the crafternoon club start digging for the truth.

Lindsey Norris wants no part of community theater chaos, but Briar Creek's production of A Midsummer Night's Dream pulls her in anyway. When one of the cast is poisoned, she has to solve the case before opening night closes for good.

Lindsey's world-traveling brother Jack vanishes, and a coffee clue is one of the few trails he leaves behind. As she follows the case into stranger territory, Lindsey risks much more than her holiday plans.

On a routine book run to a remote island, Lindsey and Sully find one reclusive brother shot dead and the other missing. To untangle what happened, Lindsey has to work through years of secrets and suspicion.

An overdue book amnesty day seems harmless until Lindsey notices one copy of The Catcher in the Rye was checked out by a teacher murdered twenty years earlier. The returned book may be the clue that finally breaks the cold case.

Briar Creek Library's big annual fund-raiser should be Lindsey's easiest night of the year. But when the difficult board president ends up dead and a new employee is found beside the body, Lindsey has another case on her hands.

A hit and run appears to be linked to borrowed library materials, pulling Lindsey into another Briar Creek investigation. When the victim is attacked again and the stolen car's driver turns up dead, the case gets far more dangerous.

Lindsey should be focused on wedding plans, but a pushy newcomer named Aaron Grady will not leave her alone. When he is found dead outside the library and the evidence points to Sully, Lindsey goes all in on the case.

Lindsey and Sully are finally getting married, until a trip to scout a wedding site leads to a body washed up on Bell Island. The dead man was meant to officiate the ceremony, which makes the mystery feel uncomfortably personal.

Spring in Briar Creek looks peaceful until librarian Ms. Cole opens her trunk and finds a dead man from her past inside. Lindsey, Sully, and the crafternoon crew have to solve the case before the mayoral race is destroyed.

A donation pickup at an old Victorian estate reveals a secret room, a skeleton, and a copy of Poe. Lindsey quickly connects the remains to a decades-old Briar Creek disappearance and starts reopening a very cold case.

Briar Creek's holiday season grows tense when famous writer Helen Monroe arrives as writer in residence with a bad attitude and a secretive fan nearby. When the fan turns up dead, Lindsey has to defend the very last person anyone expected.

A rare inscribed Patricia Highsmith first edition falls into Lindsey's hands at a Chicago library conference, then the conference director is murdered on the train ride home. Soon Lindsey and Sully are carrying the evidence and the suspicion.

Lindsey launches a new book-boat service to bring library books to the small islands off Briar Creek. Then she and Sully find a body on the rocks and get caught in a family feud full of buried secrets.