Oxford Tearoom Mysteries Books in Order

Gemma joins a weekend house party at a Scottish castle, hoping for fly fishing and firesides, and instead finds a corpse in the library. With the Old Biddies and Muesli in tow, she must unmask a killer among the quirky guests.

A flashy new tea bar opens in Gemma’s village, stealing customers and taking aim at her tearoom’s reputation. When the rival owner is murdered and Gemma becomes the prime suspect, she has to clear her name before her business is ruined.

Hoping for a cosy Oxford Christmas, Gemma ends up snowed in at a country manor where a festive house party hides deadly motives. With a body in the library, a maze of footprints and the Old Biddies underfoot, she races to solve a classic winter whodunnit.

A hit talent show comes to Oxford and Gemma’s tearoom lands the catering contract. Between the Old Biddies forming a granny band, backstage rivalries and a frozen body discovered on set, she must juggle fame, food and a very public murder investigation.

When a romantic trip is cancelled, Gemma joins the Old Biddies and Muesli on a tour of Vienna instead. A charming art critic dies at their hotel, sending her chasing suspects through coffee houses, palace corridors and even a mortifying visit to a nude sauna.

Gemma’s first big catering job, providing desserts for a village funeral, ends with a second corpse and one of the Old Biddies accused of murder. Between runaway hedgehogs, misbehaving Muesli and family drama, she has to work out which pudding hid the poison.

At a glamorous Oxford summer ball, a celebrity chef is killed with his own whisk, and Gemma is drawn into a case full of jealous rivals and damaged egos. As her tearoom faces new troubles and Devlin’s mother arrives, she must keep both romance and justice on track.

A midnight phone call drags Gemma into her toughest case yet when her friend Seth is arrested for murder in an Oxford college cloister. As she probes academic feuds and village rumours, her love life and her tearoom’s kitchen staff are both in upheaval.

Entertaining Muesli at a village cat show should be harmless fun, but Gemma instead witnesses a murder among the stalls. With the Old Biddies launching their own inquiry and Devlin making a life‑changing offer, she must solve the case amid personal upheaval.

At an Oxford cocktail party, Gemma overhears a threatening exchange just before a student is fatally poisoned. Juggling an irate best friend, her mother’s chaos in the tearoom and a wary Devlin, she hunts a killer who might have added her to the menu next.

May Day celebrations in Oxford end with a body, sending Gemma and the Old Biddies into another investigation. Between stalking a suspicious “princess”, dealing with Muesli’s antics at a nursing home and worrying over Devlin’s odd behaviour, she has her hands very full.

This prequel novella follows Gemma as she quits her high‑powered job in Sydney and returns to Oxford to open a traditional tearoom. Renovations, village politics and family expectations soon show that turning her nostalgic dream into reality will be anything but simple.

Business is booming at Gemma’s new tearoom until a rude American tourist is found dead with one of her scones jammed in his throat. With the Old Biddies meddling and her ex now the lead detective, she investigates before her reputation crumbles for good.