Meg Langslow Books in Order

Meg Langslow is juggling three chaotic weddings in her Virginia hometown when an obnoxious guest turns up dead. With help from Michael, she has to swap bridal duties for murder hunting.

Meg and Michael's romantic island getaway collapses under a hurricane, a house full of relatives, and a murder. When Meg's father becomes the chief suspect, the vacation turns into an investigation.

At Yorktown's Revolutionary War celebration, Meg is already busy with craft-fair drama and family trouble. Then a con man is found dead in her booth, killed with one of her wrought-iron creations.

While helping at her brother's chaotic office, Meg gets stuck among game developers, therapists, and practical jokes. Then the office clown winds up murdered, and the workday turns dangerous.

Meg and Michael head to a fan convention for a cheesy old TV adventure series, hoping for a quiet weekend. Instead they get backstage egos, contract trouble, and a murder to untangle.

Meg and Michael's giant yard sale is supposed to clear out their rambling old house. A body in a trunk, greedy heirs, and treasure hunters quickly turn bargain hunting into a full-blown case.

An extreme croquet match in Meg's backyard brings out old grudges over local history and development. When someone dies, Meg has to sort through fierce competitors and small-town politics.

Meg's house is overrun with zoo animals, including penguins, after the local zoo runs into trouble. Then a missing zookeeper and a body in the basement give her a much bigger problem.

When a friend leaves her toddler with Meg and never comes back, Meg knows something is badly wrong. Following the missing woman's trail with a little boy in tow leads straight into serious trouble.

Meg is organizing Caerphilly's Christmas parade when the town's Santa is found murdered. Saving the holiday means sorting through pageant chaos, family drama, and a very public crime.

Meg's parents are entering a fiercely competitive rose show, and the genteel setting does not stay gentle for long. Threats, rival growers, and a dead body force Meg to dig beneath the blooms.

Meg is very pregnant with twins when a visiting Spanish playwright and a threatened college production upend the house. After a dean is murdered, she has to solve the case before labor starts.

During a middle-of-the-night feeding, Meg finds her house full of rescued animals and one very loud macaw. A murdered volunteer and a fight over the shelter's future make the chaos even worse.

Caerphilly's summer festival hides a secret tunnel and a town clerk barricaded in the courthouse basement. When a lender's executive is killed, Meg has to prove someone is framing the wrong man.

Christmas in Caerphilly goes off the rails with skunks in a choir loft, ducks in a church, and a snake in the evergreens. Then a church fire and a dead vestryman make Meg's holiday decidedly grim.

Meg is helping run Caerphilly's make-or-break replacement for the state fair when prize chickens vanish and vandalism spreads. Then her friend Molly is accused of murder, and Meg steps in.

A search tied to Meg's family history leads her to a small town full of old grudges, feral emus, and fresh suspicion. When another body turns up, past secrets stop feeling safely buried.

Mother ropes Meg into managing a lavish Christmas decorator show house filled with touchy egos and rising sabotage. When one designer ends up dead, Mother lands far too close to the center.

Caerphilly has gone all in on Halloween, with haunted attractions, costumes, and a zoo exhibit of creatures of the night. A body and a suspicious fire leave Meg racing to save the festival.

As team mom for her twins' baseball league, Meg already has enough to handle. Then a man is found dead at the ball field, and the obvious suspect may not have been the intended target.

Meg is helping her grandmother run the Biscuit Mountain Craft Center when vandalism starts threatening the place. A rare gull, development pressure, and a murder in a classroom turn the summer tense.

Michael's small Christmas Carol performance grows into a full production, complete with child actors, a temperamental star, and too many caged finches. Old grudges soon give Meg another holiday mystery.

Another crowded Christmas season in Caerphilly brings Meg a fresh tangle of holiday duties and murder. As secrets surface around family and community plans, she has to keep the season from collapsing.

While locking up church, Meg finds a murdered parishioner in the columbarium and a toucan that may be part of the story. Grave robbery, local history, and a missing ruby all muddy the trail.

Meg's grandfather's owl conference is snowed in at the Caerphilly Inn just days before Christmas. When an ornithologist is murdered, the guests are stranded together with nowhere to hide.

Meg joins her grandfather on a bird-themed cruise, only to find the ship stalled for repairs in the Bermuda Triangle. A missing assistant, a woman overboard, and a wounded tern make for a grim voyage.

A Renaissance Faire at Cordelia's craft center gives Meg plenty to do before one of the actors turns up dead. With rare falcons nesting nearby, even Grandfather ends up looking suspicious.

Meg is leading a holiday volunteer project when a decluttering job ends with a hoarder murdered. Rumors of hidden treasure, suspicious neighbors, and a magpie's shiny offerings all point toward the truth.

Michael's production of Macbeth and a nearby medieval camp already have Meg stretched thin. When a filmmaker who offended almost everyone winds up murdered, the suspect list is huge.

Meg and Michael's Christmas house is already packed with relatives, a cranky wildlife artist, and surprise wedding plans. Then the artist is murdered in a blizzard and his painted birds get loose.

Caerphilly's Christmas gets crowded when a group of Canadian tech workers and holiday guests descend at once. Meg barely has room to breathe before the seasonal bustle turns deadly.

Meg is juggling wedding guests when her tech-savvy nephew drags her into a true-crime podcast's cold cases. A near-fatal accident suggests someone wants the amateur sleuths to stop digging.

A quiet morning with hummingbirds disappears when Meg is pulled into bees, neighborhood complaints, and a reporter shadowing Cordelia. The search for a lost cemetery ends with a fresh corpse.

Ragnar's half-built gothic castle becomes the set for a reality show just in time for Christmas. When the spectacle turns deadly, Meg has to sort through cameras, egos, and watchful crows.

A television project brings noise, nerves, and unwanted attention to Caerphilly. When murder arrives on top of the usual community drama, Meg has to separate performance from real danger.

With Delaney laid up during the holidays and a high-strung crime conference in town, Meg is already stretched thin. Then one more December crisis pulls her into another murder.

Two of Meg's cousins choose Caerphilly for rival Christmas weddings on the same day, and peace is already fragile. Then the photographer is murdered, leaving Meg surrounded by suspects and family grudges.

Meg escapes to Rob and Delaney's new house to supervise a duck pond dig, only to watch a bulldozer uncover a skeleton. Then Iris Rafferty disappears, and the old bones stop feeling like old history.

Christmas starts with the Hollingsworth clan pouring into Caerphilly and Mother's projects multiplying fast. Holiday mischief soon gives way to another murder that Meg has to solve before the season unravels.

Meg finally gets time at the forge when a call from Dad sends her to Ragnar's and straight into fresh trouble. Horses, family chaos, and murder quickly shove blacksmithing aside.