Quin and Morgan Mysteries Books in Order
Quin and Morgan Mysteries is a series of 5 books written by John Moss.
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Quin and Morgan Mysteries books in publication order
5 books
Still Waters
by John Moss
2008
Toronto detectives Miranda Quin and David Morgan investigate a death in a garden pond in wealthy Rosedale. A woman identifying herself as the victim's mistress changes their understanding of the case and draws them into unsettling personal territory.
Grave Doubts
by John Moss
2009
The discovery of two bodies in colonial clothing draws Miranda Quin and David Morgan into a disturbing investigation. Clues lead from a Toronto demolition site to isolated buildings and a shipwreck, testing their partnership as the danger becomes personal.
The Dead Scholar
by John Moss
2013
An elderly professor's murder brings Toronto detectives Quin and Morgan into the eccentric Francis Bacon Society. Its members owe the victim substantial debts and have motives to kill, while the investigation connects academic circles with a Muskoka summer house.
Blood Wine
by John Moss
2014
Miranda Quin wakes beside her lover's body with missing memories and becomes a murder suspect. Investigating his death reveals how little she understood about his life and draws her and David Morgan toward a broader criminal threat.
Reluctant Dead
by John Moss
2017
Miranda Quin's tropical writing retreat and David Morgan's investigation of a death on a Toronto yacht pull the detectives into separate dangers. Their paths converge back home, where connecting the cases becomes essential to escaping a larger conspiracy.
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