Maureen Johnson Books in Order

During the summer before senior year, three inseparable friends are knocked off balance by first love, changing identities, and secrets they do not know how to say aloud. It is a sharp, tender story about friendship under strain.

A year after their father dies, May Gold and her sisters are broke, angry, and drifting apart. When a key to his beloved Firebird turns up, the car becomes a way back toward memory, grief, and each other.

After her Aunt Peg dies, quiet Ginny Blackstone receives cash, instructions, and thirteen blue envelopes that send her across Europe. Each task pulls her further out of her comfort zone and closer to the mystery her aunt left behind.

When Jane's best friend is transformed by a suspiciously perfect new girl, Jane realizes a real demon is in town. To save her friend, she has to outwit hellish bargains, high school drama, and one very dangerous Halloween.

Clio expects a normal summer, then gets dragged onto a yacht off Italy with her eccentric father and a crew full of secrets. What starts as family chaos turns into treasure hunting, old grudges, and deep water danger.

In three linked holiday romances, a Christmas Eve blizzard tangles together stranded teens, surprise meet-cutes, and long walks through the snow. Maureen Johnson's Jubilee story helps set the whole small town chain reaction in motion.

Scarlett Martin's family runs a fading Manhattan hotel, and her fifteenth summer comes with a demanding guest, backstage drama, and nonstop family chaos. Working the Empire Suite pushes Scarlett into a bigger, messier version of city life.

Scarlett is back at the Hopewell Hotel, juggling school, family trouble, a Broadway actress's demands, and the aftermath of heartbreak. New York keeps throwing opportunities and disasters at her faster than she can sort them out.

Ginny never got to read the final letter from Aunt Peg, and months later a stranger claims he has it. Her return to England becomes another unpredictable chase through art, lies, and unfinished grief.

Louisiana teen Rory Deveaux arrives at a London boarding school just as Jack the Ripper copycat murders grip the city. When Rory sees the suspect no one else can, she is pulled into a ghostly investigation and becomes the next target.

Decades after its glamour fades, Magnus returns to the Hotel Dumort and finds a nest of desperate vampires trapped in a spiral of addiction and decay. The story shows how the once grand hotel finally becomes a ruin.

In 1950s New York, Magnus Bane is asked to track down a missing boy named Raphael Santiago. What he finds is a fledgling vampire on the brink of destruction, and his choice will shape the future leader of the city’s vampire clan.

Set during Valentine’s rise, this novella follows the New York Institute as a Circle led attack turns Shadowhunters against Downworlders. Magnus Bane, the Lightwoods, and a young warlock girl are caught in a night that will haunt the city for decades.

Back in London after surviving the Ripper case, Rory is trying to look normal while her ability to see ghosts grows stronger. A new pattern of deaths drags her toward the city's hidden paranormal underworld again.

While hiding in revolutionary Paris, Magnus Bane is hired to help a certain embattled queen escape the city. His attempt to blend politics, romance, and self preservation goes predictably sideways in this playful historical adventure.

This prequel follows Stephen Dene before Rory ever meets him, on the night his life nearly ends and then changes course completely. It is a brief, moody look at loss, rescue, and the road into London's shadow world.

Told through a series of increasingly frantic voicemails, this comedic story captures Magnus’s friends trying to reach him after he and Alec break up. Behind the jokes lies a sharp portrait of how much one relationship matters to the whole group.

Rory and the ghost police are reeling when a friend vanishes and buried connections begin to surface across London. As old crimes and stranger forces converge, Rory has to decide who she trusts before everything breaks open.

During World War I, Tessa and a gravely ill Will Herondale work in a field hospital while demonic forces close in. Their quiet acts of bravery, and Jem’s presence as Brother Zachariah, show how love endures even in the bleakest times.

Anna Lightwood tries on her brother’s clothes and a new name for herself, then falls hard for a girl she can never publicly have. Under Brother Zachariah’s watchful eye, the story traces how Anna claims her dapper, rule breaking identity.

Edited by Maureen Johnson, this anthology gathers essays, interviews, art, and reflections on activism from a wide range of contributors. It is a practical, hopeful collection about speaking up, organizing, and finding ways to act.

True crime obsessive Stevie Bell arrives at Ellingham Academy determined to solve its famous unsolved kidnapping and murder case. Then death returns to campus, and the school's puzzles stop feeling historical.

After a murder at Ellingham forces Stevie off campus, she will do almost anything to get back and keep investigating. Hidden passages, old riddles, and dangerous new secrets show that the Truly Devious case is far from buried.

Stevie is closing in on the truth behind Ellingham's old and new crimes, but answers come with real danger. Storms, locked spaces, and fraying loyalties turn the final stage of the case into a race to survive.

In 1967 London, teenage Estella dreams of becoming a fashion designer while running petty scams with Jasper and Horace. High society glamour offers her a way in, but every party pulls her closer to becoming Cruella.

Stevie Bell takes her first case outside Ellingham when she is invited to a former summer camp haunted by an unsolved 1978 massacre. A podcast setup soon gives way to a fresh, very real threat.

This darkly funny illustrated guide treats the cozy English village mystery as a survival manual. It walks you through suspicious vicars, dangerous manor houses, and all the charming places where murder tends to happen.

With Ellingham behind her for the moment, Stevie goes to England and gets drawn into a 1995 double murder at a country house. Seven surviving friends, one impossible crime, and a fresh set of lies keep her guessing.

Marlowe takes a summer job giving tours at an abandoned island mansion and quickly learns the house is famous for good reason. When a new disappearance connects to old deaths, she starts digging into a long buried family story.

This interactive case file drops you into 1933 London, where a man is stabbed in a room full of suspects and no one sees how. You read the evidence, weigh the secrets, and solve the impossible crime yourself.

An amateur sleuth is pulled into a fresh murder case and has to sort through a tangle of suspects, secrets, and personal complications. Johnson's trademark puzzle box energy and sharp humor are both close at hand.