Murders by Design Books in Order
Part ofJean Harrington Books in OrderRead Jean Harrington's Murders by Design books in order, following interior designer Deva Dunne through murder investigations, with publication dates included.
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Murders by Design books in publication order
5 books
Designed for Death
by Jean Harrington
2012
Interior designer Deva Dunne discovers her client's body in a beachfront condominium, where the residents have plenty to hide. Continuing her decorating work, she uncovers clues and investigates despite a police lieutenant's warnings, attracting dangerous attention.
The Monet Murders
by Jean Harrington
2012
A decorating client's valuable Monet disappears, and the household cook is found shot dead. Deva Dunne begins examining the wealthy owners and their associates, hoping to protect her business as another death complicates Lieutenant Rossi's investigation.
Killer Kitchens
by Jean Harrington
2013
Deva Dunne lands a lucrative decorating job for a wealthy client with dubious associates, then attends a dinner where the chauffeur dies from poisoned food. She and Lieutenant Rossi must determine whether the killer struck the intended victim.
Rooms to Die for
by Jean Harrington
2013
An antiques dealer is found hanging at a design mall, but Deva Dunne doubts the apparent suicide. While decorating for a charity event, she encounters evasive behavior and a mysterious attack that brings the danger closer to home.
The Design Is Murder
by Jean Harrington
2014
Two of Deva Dunne's decorating clients live on the same street and share a complicated romantic history. When women connected to them die in supposed accidents, she investigates while trying to buy a home with Lieutenant Rossi.
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