Peculiar Mysteries Books in Order
Part ofRenee George Books in OrderSee the Peculiar Mysteries books in order by Renee George, with quick summaries, series background, and where to start in this shifter-filled Ozark town.
Last updated: July 4, 2026
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Peculiar Mysteries books in publication order
11 books
You've Got Tail
by Renee George
2015
Psychic Sunny Haddock heads to Peculiar, Missouri, after her best friend goes missing and sends an SOS. She soon learns the town is full of hostile shifters, hidden truths, and a mystery that keeps getting deadlier.
My Furry Valentine
by Renee George
2016
Sunny wants a happy Valentine's wedding, but robberies, sabotage, and one disaster after another keep knocking the day sideways. She and Babe have a romance to save before someone ruins it for good.
My Hairy Halloween
by Renee George
2016
A Halloween party, a high-risk pregnancy, and a vicious prankster make life especially rough for Sunny. When her psychic visions point toward a deadly showdown, she has to stop the chaos before someone dies.
Thank You For Not Shifting
by Renee George
2016
Coyote shifter Chavvah Trimmel is trying to move forward when murder lands behind the restaurant and puts her in a killer's path. A werewolf doctor, a town full of guests, and a serial threat make things worse fast.
In the Midnight Howl
by Renee George
2017
Investigator Willy Boden comes to Peculiar to check a fraud claim and ends up with a dead whistleblower and a town full of suspects. Duty, romance, and divided loyalties collide as she digs for the truth.
My Peculiar Road Trip
by Renee George
2017
Sunny and her friends set out for a girls' trip and wind up trapped in an alternate reality called Assjacket, West Virginia. With talking cats, shifters stuck in animal form, and a mystery to solve, getting home will not be simple.
Furred Lines
by Renee George
2018
Rookie FBI agent Nicole Taylor returns to Peculiar on the trail of a serial killer known as Little Piggy. Working with her werebear partner gets complicated when the case turns personal and another life is on the line.
My Wolfy Wedding
by Renee George
2018
Chavvah wants to marry Billy Bob and survive the day, but werewolves, family pressure, and fresh magical trouble have other plans. What should be a celebration turns into another high-stress Peculiar mess.
Who Let The Wolves Out?
by Renee George
2019
Dakota Thompson wakes up beside the dead body of her ex-boyfriend and becomes an obvious suspect. To clear herself, this good-girl deer shifter has to trust the dangerous wolf she cannot stop wanting.
My Thanksgiving Faux Paw
by Renee George
2020
Thanksgiving in Peculiar brings family tension, shifter chaos, and one more mystery for the town to survive. It is a short, funny holiday detour with the series' usual blend of romance and trouble.
You Can't Furry Love
by Renee George
2023
Love life drama and shifter-town trouble collide in another Peculiar adventure. The book keeps the series blend of romance, humor, and danger moving at a brisk pace.
Peculiar Mysteries books in chronological order
You've Got Tail
by Renee George
2015Peculiar Mysteries, Book 1
My Furry Valentine
by Renee George
2016Peculiar Mysteries, Book 2
Thank You For Not Shifting
by Renee George
2016Peculiar Mysteries, Book 3
My Hairy Halloween
by Renee George
2016Peculiar Mysteries, Book 4
In the Midnight Howl
by Renee George
2017Peculiar Mysteries, Book 5
My Peculiar Road Trip
by Renee George
2017Peculiar Mysteries, Book 6
Furred Lines
by Renee George
2018Peculiar Mysteries, Book 7
My Wolfy Wedding
by Renee George
2018Peculiar Mysteries, Book 8
Who Let The Wolves Out?
by Renee George
2019Peculiar Mysteries, Book 9
My Thanksgiving Faux Paw
by Renee George
2020Peculiar Mysteries, Book 10
You Can't Furry Love
by Renee George
2023Peculiar Mysteries, Book 11
Series background & context
Peculiar Mysteries opens with one of Renee George's best hooks. Sunny Haddock, a psychic from California, heads to Peculiar, Missouri, after her best friend Chavvah sends an SOS and then vanishes. The problem is that Peculiar is not just any small town. It is a shifter town, and the locals are not thrilled about a human nosing around their business.
Peculiar is a friendly name for a place with very sharp teeth.
The early books focus on Sunny, Chavvah, and the people closest to them, mixing murder, romance, and town secrets in a way that feels both cozy and a little chaotic. Sunny's psychic gift is useful, but not neat. The town has rules. The residents have loyalties. And almost everybody seems to know more than they are saying. That gives the mysteries a nice push-and-pull between community and concealment.
As the series grows, it opens out beyond Sunny. Other characters take the lead in later stories, which turns Peculiar from a backdrop into a full ensemble world. That shift works because George has already made the town feel lived in. Restaurants, family grudges, local politics, holiday events, and shifter customs all matter. By the time new leads step up, the town itself is part of the reason to keep reading.
The romance thread is strong throughout. Some books lean more mystery first, some lean more relationship first, but the blend stays pretty steady. George likes pairings with tension, banter, and emotional history, and Peculiar gives her a lot of room to play with that. The result is a series that can be funny, swoony, and dangerous in the same chapter.
The tone is one of the main draws. These books are light on their feet without becoming silly. You get psychic visions, shifter drama, sarcastic conversations, and real emotional stakes around trauma, loyalty, and belonging. Some entries are shorter holiday or bridge stories, but the overall mood stays consistent.
Start with You've Got Tail and keep going in order. Sunny's arrival is the cleanest way into the world, and the later books hit harder once you know the town and its people. If you like paranormal mysteries with romance, humor, and a strong community feel, Peculiar earns its place on the shelf.
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