Mystery on Lilac Lane Books in Order
Part ofMarisa Masterson Books in OrderSee this Marisa Masterson series in order, with quick summaries, series background, related books, and a simple guide to where to start reading.
Last updated: July 11, 2026
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Mystery on Lilac Lane books in publication order
2 books
Limburger and Larceny
by Marisa Masterson
2026
Julia Arnold inherits a cheese shop in Wisteria, Wisconsin and hopes for a clean new start. Instead she gets late-night intruders, sabotage, and whispers about treasure hidden in the basement.
Poppy's Premonition
by Marisa Masterson
2026
After a bad fall, Poppy starts seeing frightening flashes she cannot explain. When a customer dies and her shop is targeted, she and an irritating newcomer may be the only ones who can stop the killer.
Mystery on Lilac Lane books in chronological order

Candy Consequences
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Limburger and Larceny
by Marisa Masterson
2026Mystery on Lilac Lane, Book 2
Lights Out
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Books 'n Bailey
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Paint by Murder
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Antiques and Arsenic
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Velvet Regret
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Curl Up and Dye
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Poppy's Premonition
by Marisa Masterson
2026Mystery on Lilac Lane, Book 9
The Traitor in the Trunk
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Troubled Tails
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Inn Trouble
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Wick'ed Ways
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Art of Deception
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Lilies, Lilacs, & Lies
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Quilts, Clues & Carnations
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Cellars Remorse
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Series background & context
This cozy mystery series moves Marisa Masterson into a lighter small-town mode without losing her taste for secrets. The setting is Wisteria, Wisconsin, where local businesses, quirky residents, and buried grudges create the kind of place where amateur sleuthing makes sense.
In Marisa's books, the heroines are not polished detectives. They are women running shops, grieving losses, or just trying to get a fresh start. Then vandals, break-ins, strange clues, and murder pull them in. A helpful or annoying man is usually nearby, and romance grows slowly around the investigation.
These are gentle mysteries with real suspense, but not graphic darkness. Think community, odd clues, and trouble hiding behind tidy storefronts.
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