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Madoc and Janet Rhys Books in Order

Madoc and Janet Rhys is a series of 5 books written by Alisa Craig.

Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)

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Madoc and Janet Rhys books in publication order

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5 books

1

A Pint of Murder

by Alisa Craig

1980

Agatha Treadway dies after eating home-canned beans, but Janet Wadman doubts that an experienced canner made a fatal mistake. Mountie Madoc Rhys investigates under an assumed family connection as another death deepens the mystery.

2

Murder Goes Mumming

by Alisa Craig

1981

Newly engaged Madoc Rhys and Janet Wadman spend Christmas with the eccentric Condrycke family at an isolated estate. A suspicious death interrupts the gathering, turning its seasonal festivities and mumming traditions into the setting for an investigation.

3

A Dismal Thing to Do

by Alisa Craig

1986

Janet Rhys disappears after encountering a dangerous road incident, leaving Madoc to trace a series of troubling clues. An abandoned car, a burning bag, and an exploding truck suggest a threat larger than a simple disappearance.

4

Trouble in the Brasses

by Alisa Craig

1989

Madoc Rhys investigates suspicious pranks surrounding his father's orchestra. A musician's death and an emergency plane landing at a remote lodge turn the inquiry into a dangerous case involving an increasingly isolated group.

5

The Wrong Rite

by Alisa Craig

1992

Madoc Rhys, Janet, and their baby visit Wales for a family birthday celebration. Old claims to treasure, occult traditions, and a Beltane ritual draw the visitors into a murder investigation among their relatives.

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