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Pizza Lovers Books in Order

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Browse the Pizza Lovers books by Tim Myers in order, with quick summaries, series background, and simple help choosing your first Timber Ridge case.

Last updated: July 12, 2026

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Pizza Lovers books in publication order

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7 books

1

A Slice of Murder

by Tim Myers

2009

A late night pizza delivery sends Eleanor Swift straight to a corpse instead of a customer. With suspicion settling near A Slice of Delight, she and her sister Maddy start asking questions.

2

Pepperoni Pizza Can Be Murder

by Tim Myers

2010

Greg Hatcher's brother is found murdered in Eleanor Swift's kitchen, and Eleanor refuses to believe her employee did it. She and Maddy dig through family grudges and inheritance trouble to clear him.

3

A Pizza To Die For

by Tim Myers

2011

A flashy new pizzeria opens next door, and Eleanor's very public clash with its owner makes her look guilty when he is killed. She and Maddy need answers before rivalry becomes motive.

4

Killer Crust

by Tim Myers

2012

A pizza contest sounds like good publicity until the man running it winds up dead. Eleanor has to figure out who wanted Laughing Luigi gone before the killer comes after her next.

5

Rest in Pizza

by Tim Myers

2012

Celebrity chef Antonio Benet storms into town, takes over Eleanor's kitchen, and makes enemies fast. When he is murdered, the suspect list is long, and Eleanor is on it.

6

The Missing Dough

by Tim Myers

2013

Maddy's troublesome ex husband reappears right before her wedding and soon turns up dead. Eleanor helps her sister sort through lies, resentment, and real danger.

7

Thin Crust Killers

by Tim Myers

2014

A bank robbery turns deadly when a security guard is murdered, and the note is written on a new menu from A Slice of Delight. That link drags Eleanor's pizzeria into a much bigger case.

Pizza Lovers books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "A Slice of Murder"

    A Slice of Murder

    by Tim Myers

    2009Pizza Lovers, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Pepperoni Pizza Can Be Murder"

    Pepperoni Pizza Can Be Murder

    by Tim Myers

    2010Pizza Lovers, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "A Pizza To Die For"

    A Pizza To Die For

    by Tim Myers

    2011Pizza Lovers, Book 3
  4. Book cover for "Rest in Pizza"

    Rest in Pizza

    by Tim Myers

    2012Pizza Lovers, Book 4
  5. Book cover for "Killer Crust"

    Killer Crust

    by Tim Myers

    2012Pizza Lovers, Book 5
  6. Book cover for "The Missing Dough"

    The Missing Dough

    by Tim Myers

    2013Pizza Lovers, Book 6
  7. Book cover for "Thin Crust Killers"

    Thin Crust Killers

    by Tim Myers

    2014Pizza Lovers, Book 7

Series background & context

At the center of the Pizza Lovers books is Eleanor Swift and her pizzeria, A Slice of Delight, in Timber Ridge, North Carolina. It is the kind of place where regulars talk, strangers get noticed, and bad news travels fast. That makes it an ideal cozy mystery setting, especially once murder starts interrupting the daily business.

Eleanor is not alone in carrying the series. Her sister Maddy is deeply involved in the investigations and in the emotional life of the books, which gives the stories a nice back and forth. The cases feel less like one amateur detective doing everything and more like family pulled into trouble together. That is a big part of the charm.

The pizza shop is more than a theme.

It gives Eleanor a reason to know the town and to keep running into suspects, victims, and gossip. Rival businesses, local employees, celebrity visitors, contests, weddings, and community events all feed into the crimes. The food details add comfort, but the real draw is the way murder grows out of ordinary local pressure, jealousy, money, old relationships, and public arguments that suddenly matter more than anyone expected.

Timber Ridge itself helps the tone. It is recognizably a small town, close enough that reputations matter, nosy enough that rumors spread fast, and busy enough that every case touches more than one circle of people. Eleanor cannot ignore a murder when it threatens her restaurant or the people around her, so the mysteries stay personal.

If you like culinary cozies that lean more into community than kitchen procedure, this series is a good fit. The books are quick, local, and easy to picture, right down to the pizza boxes and the suspect lists growing side by side.

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