Port Danby Books in Order

The Port Danby food fair should be a good showcase for Lacey's flower arrangements. Instead, a disliked blogger is found dead in her motel room, and Lacey is soon helping Briggs chase the killer.

Lacey Pinkerton leaves her high-paying perfume career for a quieter life in Port Danby, complete with a flower shop, a cat, and a crow. Then a neighbor dies, and her famous nose leads straight into murder.

Port Danby's holiday lights flotilla promises a perfect Christmas outing until one of the boat owners is strangled. Lacey eagerly joins Briggs to sniff out clues before the festive mood disappears completely.

The Fourth of July celebration at Pickford Marina is supposed to be festive, especially with Lacey's parents in town. Then a garden club member is found dead, and Briggs is distracted by his own personal mess.

A high school reunion at a fancy hotel should end with old gossip, not a body on the ground below the balcony. Lacey and Briggs step into a case where nearly everyone had reason to hate the victim.

Lacey and Briggs are looking forward to a classic movie date night and some precious air-conditioning. When the theater owner dies under suspicious circumstances, the evening turns into a poison laced murder case.

Lacey is blindsided when her old perfume-world colleagues, including her ex-fiancé, arrive in Port Danby for a photo shoot. Their visit gets much worse when Valentine's season is interrupted by murder.

Port Danby's spring flea market and a group of artists painting the lighthouse should keep Lacey pleasantly busy. Instead, one artist disappears, turns up dead, and puts Lacey on the killer's radar.

A local murder hits too close to home when one of Lacey's dearest friends is implicated. Briggs wants her out of it, but Lacey risks both the case and her heart to uncover the truth.

A handsome newcomer sweeps into town and quickly charms half of Port Danby. When the admired bachelor winds up dead, Lacey and Briggs have to decide whether jealousy or something darker was the real motive.

Summer in Port Danby gets complicated when a handler at the prestigious dog show is found dead. With Briggs tied up elsewhere, Lacey and her extraordinary sense of smell must work the case without him.

Bridal season is busy enough without a murder, but the visiting bird watchers bring exactly that to Port Danby. When one of their group winds up dead, Lacey and Briggs have to sort rumor from fact.

Port Danby is thrilled for opening night of The Wizard of Oz until the lead actress is found dead. Even with a head cold, Lacey puts her famous nose to work on a very theatrical murder.

A taco truck rolls into Port Danby just as Ryder returns and a new detective starts clashing with Lacey. When one of the Taco Brothers is killed, the case also nudges an older town mystery forward.

A cozy ski getaway turns dangerous when Lacey and fellow sleuth Sunni Taylor wind up snowed in at the same inn. With their detectives stranded elsewhere, the two women must stop a killer themselves.

Port Danby is in political turmoil after an old family mystery is finally cracked open. When a mayoral candidate is implicated in a driveway murder, Lacey has to clear her name before the killer strikes again.

Wedding week should be all flowers, nerves, and celebration in Port Danby. Instead, a member of the band winds up dead, and Lacey has to balance murder clues with last-minute wedding chaos.

Wedding plans, town politics, and worries about the beloved lighthouse keeper already have Lacey busy. Then a heated feud over a massive new barn ends in murder, and the suspect list grows quickly.

Lacey is ready to cheer on her best friend at the annual marathon until one of the top runners vanishes. When the search uncovers something darker, she and Briggs are pulled into another tangled case.

Newly married life hardly slows Lacey down when a body is discovered inside Hawksworth Manor. Family visits and personal news keep crowding in, but she still has to work out whether the death was murder.

Lacey hopes for a quiet first Christmas with James, but a feud between local tree farmers ends with a dead man. Holiday cheer quickly gives way to suspects, tension, and another Port Danby murder.