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Reunion Revelations (Shirlee McCoy) Books in Order

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Explore the Reunion Revelations books by Shirlee McCoy in order, with quick summaries, series background, and help deciding where to start.

Last updated: July 4, 2026

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Reunion Revelations (Shirlee McCoy) books in publication order

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Missing Persons

by Shirlee McCoy

2008

A missing-person case tied to an old campus mystery drags the past into the present. Solving it means facing dangerous truths and trusting someone who may know more than he says.

Reunion Revelations (Shirlee McCoy) books in chronological order

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    Missing Persons

    by Shirlee McCoy

    2008Reunion Revelations, Book 1

Series background & context

Reunion Revelations is a cold-case continuity series built around a school or college reunion where the past refuses to stay buried. The central idea is strong: people come back expecting nostalgia or closure and instead find murder, missing-person questions, and unfinished relationships waiting for them.

The ongoing thread involves an old crime connected to campus life and people who once thought they had escaped it. McCoy's Missing Persons fits that structure well, bringing investigation and old emotional ties back into contact.

Reunions are supposed to be awkward, not deadly.

That setting gives the series a different flavor from McCoy's town or rescue books. There is still immediate danger, but there is also a lot of looking backward. Who was telling the truth then? Who has been hiding something ever since? Who has changed, and who is still trapped in the same patterns?

If you like linked suspense novels where old secrets shape present-day romance and danger, this series is a good match. It has the familiar McCoy ingredients, trust under pressure, emotional history, and people forced to revisit what they tried hard to leave behind.

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