Parlor Tricks Mystery Books in Order
Part ofA.L. Kessler Books in OrderRead A.L. Kessler’s Parlor Tricks Mystery books in order, with short summaries and a series reading list to help you decide which book to read first.
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Parlor Tricks Mystery books in publication order
5 books
Rabbits Out of Hats
by A.L. Kessler
2018
Lacey's unreliable witchcraft suits the novelty tricks sold in her magic shop. When a private investigator moves in nearby, accusations of stalking and a trail of hexes send her into a mystery she must solve to clear her name.
Disappearing Coins
by A.L. Kessler
2019
A vanished husband and an emptied bank account bring Lacey and private investigator Trace a seemingly straightforward case. Magical complications, dubious psychics, and old debts soon turn their search for the missing man and money into something stranger.
Walking Through Walls
by A.L. Kessler
2019
Lacey joins Trace in searching for a client's missing puppies during the Christmas rush. What begins as a chance to help a family becomes complicated by an old enemy, an ex-boyfriend, and unwelcome family interference.
Sleight of Hand
by A.L. Kessler
2023
A case involving roleplaying games takes Lacey back to a teenage refuge from everyday life. But when a supposedly nonmagical teenager begins casting real spells, she must discover how imaginary powers have crossed into dangerous reality.
Tick-Tock
by A.L. Kessler
2023
Lacey's quiet spell ends when time stops and rival clock shops blame her magic. With a giant rubber duck appearing in a lake and old legends becoming real, she must untangle another outbreak of supernatural disorder.
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