Meg Macy Books in Order

In 1869, Lily Granville heads west on the new transcontinental railroad after her father's murder and the theft of a valuable mine deed. Hunted by a killer and unsure whom to trust, she turns to the Texan Ace Diamond.

Lacey Gordon has enough on her plate without a rescue dog, a teenage daughter, two cats, and a Christmas dating contest. Then Buddy barges in and turns her holiday plans, and possibly her love life, upside down.

Lily Granville and Ace Diamond plan to marry in California, but an explosion in San Francisco leads to murder charges against Ace. Lily has to prove his innocence before their hard-won future disappears at the end of a rope.

Mary Kate Branson agrees to take in her deployed brother's black cat, Lucifer, and quickly gets more chaos than she expected. Between bakery stress, Christmas plans, and a promising firefighter, the holiday season gets lively fast.

Jodie Watson and her friend Phil are trying to keep their animal rescue afloat when city trouble and stolen donation money threaten everything. As Christmas closes in, they have to protect the shelter and face what they mean to each other.

Eight months after the embassy ball, Eliza Doolittle is working for Henry Higgins's rival, Emil Nepommuck. When the man is found stabbed and Higgins becomes the prime suspect, Eliza must untangle blackmail, ambition, and revenge in Edwardian London.

At Royal Ascot, Eliza and Henry cheer Alfred Doolittle's racehorse, only to find one of its co-owners murdered in the stables. Their search through racing circles, jealous lovers, and suffragettes turns deadly as the season rolls on.

This collection gathers linked holiday romances built around artist Jennette Jacobson. It begins with a lost key and a gallery-show clash in The Key to Love, then continues with a Christmas-season follow-up.

Wedding season should be joyful, but one bridegroom dies before the vows are done. As more ceremonies go wrong, Eliza and Higgins must work out whether someone is hunting bridegrooms, and who will be next.

Sasha Silverman manages her family's teddy bear shop in Silver Hollow, Michigan, until a troublesome sales rep turns up dead inside the factory. With Uncle Ross under suspicion, Sasha starts digging before the killer strikes again.

At Silver Hollow's teddy bear themed Oktobear Fest, Sasha Silverman is already juggling business worries and an old rival's return. Then her rival's shop assistant is found murdered, and Sasha has to sort through jealousy, gossip, and small-town grudges.

Christmas in Silver Hollow turns grim when Mayor Cal Bloom, the missing Santa Bear from the town parade, is found dead in costume. Sasha Silverman follows the clues through holiday cheer, gossip, and a very public murder.

After Higgins is hurt in a motor car crash, he and Eliza head to an English country house party for a quieter spell. Instead they find old grudges, jealous hearts, and a death that looks anything but accidental.

A tense Valentine's wedding weekend ends in murder when the best man is found dead with an ice pick. Sasha Silverman has to clear the bride's sister and untangle a messy knot of romance, resentment, and family drama.

Silver Hollow's first Highland Fling should be good for business, but rival teddy bear man Teddy Hartman is busy stirring up trouble. When tensions turn deadly, Sasha Silverman must move fast before the festival is ruined.

This short prequel follows Ace Diamond and his brother Layne on the prairie before the main series begins. A simple ride turns risky when they meet two strangers who may need help, or may be trouble themselves.

Artist Jennette Jacobson clashes with a rude stranger at a gallery show, then discovers he has lost an important key. When family problems and betrayal crowd in, that small object may open the door to something better.

Jack Riley and Jules Baxter open a breakfast café in Ann Arbor just as vandalism and homophobia rattle their community. While both friends stumble through complicated love lives, they have to work out who is targeting the business.

Jack Riley, Reese Baxter, and Jules Baxter return as the café struggles, family tensions worsen, and old wounds reopen. What starts as relationship strain turns into a bigger test of loyalty, identity, and whether their found family can hold together.

Jack Riley returns to acting just as his connection with Reese hits new strain, while Jules leans on Chris to help keep the breakfast café afloat. The third Love Is Love book pushes work, love, and old hurts together.