Madison Keith Books in Order

A man is murdered in the parking lot of the suburban church where Madison Keith works. Familiar with the congregation's resentments and visited by ghosts, Madison has unusual insight into the secrets surrounding the killing.

Madison Keith finds a woman's body in Half Moon Bay, but the apparent suspect has an alibi. A restaurant's legendary ghost complicates her search for answers while a handsome bartender offers a distraction from death.

Plans for a church child care center stir hidden prejudices and lead to murder. Madison Keith also encounters a frightening spirit, forcing her to question her enthusiasm for ghosts as she seeks the source of her torment.

Madison Keith discovers a homeless man's body outside the church where she works. His insistent ghost pushes her to investigate the murder while revealing a dark episode from her own past strains her relationship with JD.

Madison Keith and JD travel to Sydney to visit his twin brother, Luke, whose garden has become a crime scene. A murdered woman's ghost forces Madison to investigate before its attention turns toward her boyfriend.

Visiting her best friend on the Oregon coast, Madison Keith encounters two hostile women in an unusual stone house. Their secretive behavior, a supernatural presence, and the discovery of an old corpse draw her into another mystery.

While seeking closure about her past, Madison Keith discovers her neighbor's murdered body. An unsettling ghost delivers cryptic messages, pushing her toward obsessive investigation and minor crimes despite resistance to taking time away from her church job.

Pastor Kate asks Madison Keith to stay in a house where she believes a ghost assaulted her. Madison's questions alienate the homeowners, but an angry spirit keeps her searching for answers despite JD's warnings to stop.

Madison Keith returns to her childhood home to investigate the murders haunting her past. An indifferent detective, unsettling revelations about her relatives, and a ghost connected to another killing complicate her search for the truth.

Madison Keith becomes consumed by finding the spirits connected to her past and helping them rest. As discoveries grow more disturbing, she struggles to notice JD's support or believe she can ever find peace herself.

A spirit in the church basement brings Madison Keith a message that could destroy the pastor's reputation. To confront it, she must expose her own past while deciding how much truth her workplace can withstand.