Margaret Moseley Books in Order
Explore Margaret Moseley’s books in order, including the Honey Huckleberry mysteries, Bonita Faye, and Milicent Le Sueur, with a summary of each novel.
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Margaret Moseley books in publication order
5 books
Bonita Faye
by Margaret Moseley
1996
The death of Bonita Faye’s abusive husband gives her the chance to reinvent herself. Her journey from Oklahoma to Paris and back spans decades of friendship, love, and uneasy questions about a murder that refuses to stay in the past.
The Fourth Steven
by Margaret Moseley
1998
Book representative Honey Huckleberry receives a threatening call from an unfamiliar Steven, although she already knows three men with that name. With a bookseller’s help, she tries to identify the caller before his promise of violence becomes reality.
Grinning in His Mashed Potatoes
by Margaret Moseley
1999
A luncheon turns into a murder investigation when bestselling author Twyman Towerie collapses into his plate. Book representative Honey Huckleberry finds herself drawn into the suspicious death and the trouble surrounding a gathering that was supposed to promote books.
A Little Traveling Music, Please
by Margaret Moseley
2000
Honey Huckleberry’s promising future unravels when a four-million-dollar inheritance, her accountant, and her fiancé all disappear. The book representative must investigate the tangled losses herself, following the money and the people she thought she could trust.
Milicent Le Sueur
by Margaret Moseley
2001
An eccentric homeless woman witnesses the murder of a high school girl in a New England town and becomes a suspect. Her unusual perspective and sharp observations guide the police toward answers while revealing a life outsiders have misunderstood.
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