Lighthouse Inn Mysteries Books in Order
Browse the Lighthouse Inn Mysteries by Tim Myers in order, with quick summaries, series background, and tips on where to start with Alex Winston.
Last updated: July 12, 2026
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Lighthouse Inn Mysteries books in publication order
8 books
Innkeeping with Murder
by Tim Myers
2001
Alex Winston's replica lighthouse inn should be a peaceful mountain retreat until a guest turns up dead at the top. More accidents follow, and Alex realizes someone is trying to wreck his inn, and maybe kill again.
Reservations for Murder
by Tim Myers
2002
A crafts fair brings life to Hatteras West, along with a blacksmith's murder. Alex has to protect the inn's reputation and work out who turned a friendly event into a killing ground.
Murder Checks Inn
by Tim Myers
2003
A feuding family arrives to settle a will, and Alex's uncle is murdered in the middle of the chaos. To solve it, Alex has to sort inheritance bitterness from the truth.
Room for Murder
by Tim Myers
2003
Wedding plans at the inn collapse when the bride's ex husband is found dead on the property. Alex and Elise have to untangle jealousies and old ties before the celebration turns into scandal.
Booked for Murder
by Tim Myers
2004
A cursed emerald on display at Hatteras West disappears, and the guard meant to protect it is killed. Alex has to solve theft and murder before the legendary jewel brings down his inn.
Key to Murder
by Tim Myers
2010
Alex and Elise take over another lighthouse inn on the Outer Banks just as a storm cuts everyone off from help. With a killer in the house, they have to solve the case before the next victim falls.
Ring for Murder
by Tim Myers
2011
Alex and Elise are finally ready to marry, until one of their guests is found dead on the wedding day. They have to put aside their plans and catch the killer before they can say I do.
Honeymoon For Murder
by Tim Myers
2017
Their honeymoon at Bear Creek Lodge turns into another case when a recent death looks less like suicide and more like murder. Alex and Elise have to question guests and locals while trying not to become part of the story.
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