Morecambe Bay Books in Order

Charlotte Grayson finds an author dead in her seaside guest house and questions the apparent suicide. A newspaper cutting connects him to powerful local men, drawing her and a reporter into an investigation as more bodies appear.

Charlotte and Will Grayson return to Morecambe hoping to repair their marriage. Memories of teenage abuse resurface when they discover that Bruce Craven, the man they left for dead thirty years earlier, may be seeking revenge.

Charlotte Grayson’s husband is held hostage while her friend Kate’s past threatens her career and safety. The mystery surrounding the Irwin family’s disappearance in 2000 returns, forcing them to confront consequences that reach into the present.

A mistake from DCI Kate Summerson’s youth puts her family and career at risk. Charlotte Grayson, who owes Kate her life, tries to prove her innocence as new witnesses and a missing brother complicate the investigation.

Twenty years after a distressed woman arrives in Morecambe without her husband or three children, a stranger appears claiming a connection to the missing family. Charlotte Grayson investigates while DCI Kate Summerson faces secrets from the original case.

Charlotte Grayson struggles to protect her family from violent reprisals in Morecambe. As she confronts the men who have controlled the town for decades, unexpected help offers a chance to expose corruption and confront her own past.

A mutilated body found on Morecambe’s seafront recalls a notorious murder committed by four children in 1996. Charlotte Grayson notices a connection to her friend’s father’s death, uncovering a secret someone will kill to protect.

Charlotte Grayson investigates links between a twenty-five-year-old murder and the death of her friend’s father. Under pressure from a threatening man and other local enemies, she searches for the connection between Morecambe’s past and present.

Charlotte Grayson’s investigation into a twenty-five-year-old mystery exposes a network of deadly secrets. A killer targets anyone who could reveal the truth, while one hidden witness may hold the account needed to uncover what happened.