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Paul Jacobson Geezer-Lit Mystery Books in Order

Paul Jacobson Geezer-Lit Mystery is a series of 6 books written by Mike Befeler.

Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)

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Paul Jacobson Geezer-Lit Mystery books in publication order

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6 books

1

Retirement Homes are Murder

by Mike Befeler

2007

Paul Jacobson finds a corpse lodged in his retirement home’s trash chute and becomes a murder suspect. The octogenarian must investigate while managing short-term memory loss, navigating eccentric neighbors, and developing an unexpected romance.

2

Paul Jacobson investigates two murders with help from his granddaughter Jennifer, despite being unable to remember the previous day. Encounters with a bank robbery, kidnapping, and drug investigation complicate his efforts to identify the perpetrators.

3

Senior Moments Are Murder

by Mike Befeler

2011

Short-term memory loss complicates Paul Jacobson’s attempts to solve a series of murders in Venice Beach. His investigation brings him among homeless residents, questionable art dealers, and beachgoers while police and criminals both threaten his progress.

4

Paul Jacobson’s honeymoon cruise to Alaska brings missing passengers, violence, and murder rather than uninterrupted relaxation. Running into trouble with police and ship security, the octogenarian must investigate a case involving international intrigue.

5

Care Homes Are Murder

by Mike Befeler

2013

Vacationing with his family in Hawaii, Paul Jacobson encounters vandalism, drug dealers, and two murders. His short-term memory problems make the coincidences harder to unravel, while his investigation puts him in danger once again.

6

Nursing Homes Are Murder

by Mike Befeler

2014

Honolulu police ask Paul Jacobson to enter a nursing home undercover after reports of sexual assaults. Robberies and a resident’s death deepen the case, requiring him to work around memory loss while facing a dangerous suspect.

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