Pebble Cove Teahouse Books in Order
Part ofEryn Scott Books in OrderSee the Pebble Cove Teahouse books by Eryn Scott in order, with quick summaries, ghostly series background, and tips on where to start.
Last updated: July 5, 2026
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Pebble Cove Teahouse books in publication order
9 books
A Score to Kettle
by Eryn Scott
2020
Rosemary's new life at the teahouse keeps getting interrupted by murder, and this time the stakes feel even closer to home. With Asher beside her and Pebble Cove buzzing with rumor, she digs into another case shaped by old secrets and fresh lies.
Chai, Chai Again
by Eryn Scott
2020
Another death sends Rosemary back into investigator mode just when she hopes for a little normal life. The town's gossip mill is spinning, the ghosts are restless, and the answers are buried deeper than ever.
Matcha Do About Murder
by Eryn Scott
2020
When a man drops dead after drinking a matcha latte, Rosemary becomes a key witness in Pebble Cove's latest murder. Ghostly clues, police secrets, and Asher's unfinished story make this case even trickier than the first.
Steeped in Suspicion
by Eryn Scott
2020
Rosemary Woodmere inherits a Victorian teahouse, a town full of ghosts, and a murder nobody wants to talk about. When a body washes up and suspicion lands on her, she has to solve the case before Pebble Cove turns on her.
Dazed and Infused
by Eryn Scott
2021
Rosemary thinks she is finally settling into her teahouse and its resident ghosts, until another death shakes Pebble Cove. As old mysteries and new suspects collide, she has to keep digging before the trail goes cold.
Not by Oolong Shot
by Eryn Scott
2021
Pebble Cove serves up another baffling death, and Rosemary is once again too close to it for comfort. Balancing teahouse life, ghostly clues, and mounting suspicion, she sets out to uncover who wanted the victim dead.
For All Eterni-tea
by Eryn Scott
2022
Rosemary's final Pebble Cove case brings fresh danger to her ghost-filled town and forces old truths into the open. To protect the life she has built, she has to face both a new murder and the past that still haunts Pebble Cove.
Love 'Em and Leaf 'Em
by Eryn Scott
2022
Rosemary is still finding her footing in Pebble Cove when another death tangles up her teahouse life. With ghosts, old grudges, and local secrets closing in, she has to sort friend from suspect before the next loss hits home.
One Steep Forward, Two Steeps Back
by Eryn Scott
2024
This shorter return to Pebble Cove gives Rosemary another mystery to solve without losing the series' ghostly charm. Teahouse troubles, local secrets, and the town's restless past all come bubbling back up.
Pebble Cove Teahouse books in chronological order

Steeped in Suspicion
by Eryn Scott
2020Pebble Cove Teahouse, Book 1
Matcha Do About Murder
by Eryn Scott
2020Pebble Cove Teahouse, Book 2
A Score to Kettle
by Eryn Scott
2020Pebble Cove Teahouse, Book 3
Chai, Chai Again
by Eryn Scott
2020Pebble Cove Teahouse, Book 4
Dazed and Infused
by Eryn Scott
2021Pebble Cove Teahouse, Book 5
Not by Oolong Shot
by Eryn Scott
2021Pebble Cove Teahouse, Book 6
Love 'Em and Leaf 'Em
by Eryn Scott
2022Pebble Cove Teahouse, Book 7
For All Eterni-tea
by Eryn Scott
2022Pebble Cove Teahouse, Book 8
One Steep Forward, Two Steeps Back
by Eryn Scott
2024Pebble Cove Teahouse, Book 9
Series background & context
The Pebble Cove Teahouse books begin with Rosemary Woodmere coming back to a fishing town that feels half familiar and half unsettling. She inherits her estranged grandmother's Victorian teahouse, only to learn that the property comes with far more baggage than a creaky old building and a steep learning curve.
It also comes with ghosts.
Rosemary has been able to see spirits before, but Pebble Cove turns that ability into the center of her life. The most important ghost in the series is Asher, a young man from the 1920s who is tied to the teahouse and wrapped up in mysteries of his own. By the time Steeped in Suspicion gets moving, Rosemary is not just learning how to run a business. She is also trying to work out whether her grandmother was murdered and why the town seems so determined to leave some stories buried.
One of the nice things about this series is that Rosemary does not arrive as an expert sleuth. She starts out as a librarian who does not know much about tea, small-town politics, or managing a haunted inheritance. That makes the books easy to settle into. She has to learn the town the same way the reader does, one clue, one awkward conversation, and one ghostly interruption at a time.
The setting matters a lot. Pebble Cove is all rocky shoreline, old houses, local history, and the kind of close-knit atmosphere where everybody knows one another's business, or thinks they do. Cases tend to grow out of old feuds, buried family stories, and secrets that have had years to harden into legend. The town feels cozy, but it never feels simple.
The ghosts matter, but they do not take over the books.
That is probably the key to the whole series. These are paranormal cozies for readers who want atmosphere without a heavy horror element. You get murder puzzles, cats, tea, found family, and an ongoing thread about the past refusing to stay quiet. If you like cozy mysteries with a gentle haunting and a strong sense of place, this series is very easy to fall into.
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