Mollie Cox Bryan Books in Order

An early collection of poems and essays, this book looks at women's lives, pain, resilience, and the struggle to speak honestly. It is reflective, direct, and centered on voice.

This narrative cookbook pairs comfort food recipes with the story of Mildred Rowe and her beloved Shenandoah Valley restaurant. It reads like local history with a generous side of biscuits, pies, and family meals.

Part cookbook and part local portrait, this book serves up Southern pie recipes alongside stories, memories, and practical pie wisdom. It is a warm tribute to the food culture around the famous Virginia restaurant.

This collection gathers funny, sharp essays about parenting, marriage, and the everyday chaos of family life. Bryan finds humor in small disasters, strange routines, and the things children make seem completely normal.

Annie Chamovitz thought small town motherhood would be enough, until a young mother's apparent suicide stirs her old reporting instincts. With help from her scrapbook group, she starts uncovering secrets that point to murder.

When eccentric newcomer Cookie Crandall becomes the prime suspect in a string of strange murders, Annie and the scrapbook crop step in. The clues point toward runes, hidden histories, and a killer using the town's fears to hide in plain sight.

A scrapbook themed Caribbean cruise sounds like the perfect holiday break, until a famous crafter is found poisoned and Sheila becomes the main suspect. Trapped at sea by a storm, the friends have to solve the case fast.

After a famous Irish dancer is murdered following the St. Patrick's Day parade, Vera becomes the prime suspect. Annie and the scrapbook crop dig into old rivalries and buried secrets to clear their friend's name.

At the Cumberland Creek county fair, DeeAnn's prized pie is sabotaged just when she thinks she can finally win. The scrapbook crop sets aside summer plans to uncover who wanted to ruin her big moment.

Halloween in Cumberland Creek turns grim when two murdered sisters are found clutching scrapbook pages. Annie Chamovitz and her crop circle must sort through family secrets, local tensions, and a pie shop's hidden troubles to find the killer.

Vera is torn over a marriage proposal when her mother, Beatrice, seems to vanish after flying to France with the man she loves. As the scrapbook crop rallies around her, family worries turn into a deeper mystery.

Starting over in Indigo Gap, Cora Chevalier pours her savings into a craft retreat business with her best friend Jane. Then a local librarian is murdered and Jane's fingerprints turn up at the scene, putting everything at risk.

Based on a true story, this historical novel follows Civil War veteran Jefferson Coates after he is blinded at Gettysburg. Alongside Rachel Drew, he fights to build a life marked by loss, love, and stubborn hope on the Nebraska frontier.

A beach craft retreat turns deadly when a newlywed bride dies in what first looks like a jellyfish sting. Once murder is confirmed and Adrian becomes a suspect, Cora has to unravel a knotty case far from home.

Cora's wildcrafting retreat in Indigo Gap is overshadowed when a beloved local nanny disappears. As she and Jane start asking questions, a body at an abandoned amusement park makes the case darker and far more dangerous.

Cora Chevalier is preparing for her first Crafty Mom's Escape Weekend when a disagreeable theater director is murdered on opening night. With her friend Zee accused, Cora has to sort through a crowded suspect list and a tangled past.

After a breakup, Brynn MacAlister starts over in Shenandoah Springs with three cows and a dream of making cheese. When her neighbor dies in a suspicious fire tied to a controversial church renovation, Brynn begins asking dangerous questions.

Charlotte Donovan's boss dies before revealing why her Jean Harlow biography has suddenly become so dangerous. Stalked by a Harlow look alike and surrounded by unfinished secrets, Charlotte has to uncover the truth before someone silences her too.

Brynn MacAlister is busy with a summer fair and a cheesemaking contest when a tractor accident starts to look a lot like murder. A second death and suspicion falling on someone close to her push Brynn deeper into the case.

Summer Merriweather comes back to Brigid's Island for her mother's funeral and plans to leave quickly. Then threatening notes aimed at the family bookstore make her wonder if Hildy's death was no heart attack at all.

The Sweet Victoria B and B's Christmas Tea turns deadly when a guest collapses and poison is found in the basement. With Aunt Libby under suspicion, Viv Barton has to untangle the truth before the holidays are ruined for good.

At Christmas on Brigid's Island, Summer learns a cozy mystery author has based a book on a real local murder from thirty five years earlier. Her mother's hidden interest in the case pulls Summer into old secrets that still carry danger.

While working on an Audrey Hepburn biography and consulting on a glossy new adaptation, Charlotte Donovan lands in another murder case when the show's favorite actress is killed. Hollywood nostalgia gives way to deception, ambition, and danger.

Set in Shenandoah Springs, this romance follows another Roma sister as family duty, creative work, and unexpected attraction all start pulling in different directions. It is a small town love story shaped by craft, pressure, and second chances.

Moira Roma, the eldest of the sisters behind Three Sisters Roma, gets a holiday season full of family obligations and unwelcome surprises. As Christmas closes in, love begins to look possible, if she can stop carrying everything alone.

Joey Roma moves to Shenandoah Springs with her sisters, hoping their fiber arts business will give them a fresh start. A chance meeting with veterinarian and beekeeper Arran Brody turns business strain and family grief into the start of a romance.

In 1804 New York, Eliza Hamilton is still reeling from her husband's death when her son is linked to murder. Following widow lacemakers and political secrets through the city, she fights to clear her family's name and stay alive.

A Valentine's event at Beach Reads goes badly wrong when a visiting romance author, already under suspicion in her husband's death, is found dead. Summer digs into the author's messy life while trying to clear a friend caught in the fallout.

In December 1805, Eliza Hamilton investigates the death of one young woman and the disappearance of another from a house of struggling craftswomen. Her search pulls her toward a hidden world of danger beneath the city's polished surface.