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Poppy Denby Investigates Books in Order

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Find Fiona Veitch Smith’s Poppy Denby Investigates books in order, with short book summaries and a reading list to help you follow the series from its beginning.

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Poppy Denby Investigates books in publication order

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1

The Jazz Files

by Fiona Veitch Smith

2015

Newly employed at a London newspaper, Poppy Denby investigates the suspicious death of a suffragette seven years earlier. Her search through the politics and secrets of the 1920s makes the young reporter a target herself.

2

The Kill Fee

by Fiona Veitch Smith

2016

Reporter Poppy Denby covers a Russian art exhibition where an armed robbery leaves a guard dead and a Fabergé egg missing. Secrets concealed inside the treasure draw her into political intrigue as another murder threatens her newspaper colleagues.

3

The Death Beat

by Fiona Veitch Smith

2017

Reporter Poppy Denby and her editor travel to New York for a three-month stay. Their encounter with murder in Manhattan draws them into another investigation, testing Poppy’s instincts far from the familiar streets of London.

4

The Cairo Brief

by Fiona Veitch Smith

2018

Poppy Denby attends an auction of Nefertiti’s death mask at an explorer’s country estate. When a guest is murdered and someone begins stalking her, she must look beyond rumors of a curse to identify the danger among the bidders.

5

The Art Fiasco

by Fiona Veitch Smith

2020

On holiday in Newcastle, reporter Poppy Denby becomes involved in the death of a celebrated artist. Her pursuit of the truth brings professional curiosity into conflict with danger, turning time away from her newspaper into another murder investigation.

6

The Crystal Crypt

by Fiona Veitch Smith

2021

Poppy Denby investigates the death of a gifted woman scientist at Oxford’s History of Science Museum. The case revives troubling elements of her past and threatens her relationship, forcing her to confront more than the murderer’s identity.

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