Robin Stevens Books in Order

In spring 1941, May, Eric and Nuala travel to London for spy training and lodge on a quiet street scarred by bombing. When they discover a fresh corpse hidden in a ruined house, the young agents must probe their eccentric neighbours’ secrets before the killer strikes again.

In 1940, May Wong is determined to become a spy and help win the war, even after a secret government agency turns her away. She and clever refugee Eric pose as evacuees at grand Elysium Hall, where suspected treachery and then murder thrust them into real danger.

This collection gathers six mini-mysteries from Hazel’s casebook, sending the Detective Society to weddings, seaside resorts and an ocean liner, while giving the Junior Pinkertons and May Wong investigations of their own. It is perfect for readers wanting more puzzles between the main novels.

While holidaying at an English seaside resort with George and Alexander, Daisy and Hazel discover the body of champion swimmer Antonia, nicknamed the Pearl, on the beach. Everyone assumes a tragic accident, but several unsettling hotel guests give the Detective Society plenty of suspects.

On a cruise along the Nile, Daisy and Hazel find themselves sharing a ship with a spiritualist society obsessed with ancient Egypt. When the group’s formidable leader is stabbed in her cabin, the friends confront fanatics, family loyalties and rising danger in their hardest case yet.

Returning to Deepdean for the school’s fiftieth anniversary weekend, Daisy and Hazel find old alliances shattered and a glamorous new girl in charge. After they witness a crime in the nearby woods, buried grudges and visiting parents turn the celebrations into a dangerous puzzle.

A birthday treasure hunt in London leads Daisy and Hazel straight into the path of a thief targeting the city’s great museums. Working with and against their rivals the Junior Pinkertons, they crack codes and chase clues toward a showdown among ancient artefacts.

To keep them out of trouble, Daisy and Hazel are sent to help at the Rue Theatre in London, joining a production of Romeo and Juliet. When backstage pranks turn vicious and a star is found dead, they must untangle rivalries and secrets before the curtain rises again.

After Hazel’s beloved grandfather dies, she and Daisy journey to Hong Kong to stay with Hazel’s family. A new baby brother, tense relatives and bustling streets are overwhelming enough, until a shocking death makes Hazel the prime suspect and forces the friends to face gangs and betrayal.

Ted Spark travels from London to New York with his sister to visit cousin Salim and Aunt Gloria, who works at the Guggenheim Museum. When a famous painting is stolen and Gloria is blamed, Ted’s unusual, pattern-loving mind becomes crucial to proving her innocence.

This companion volume opens Hazel’s casebook to extra adventures, including the Deepdean Vampire and the Detective Society’s earliest investigations. Mixed with stories are detective tips, reading lists and puzzles, giving readers everything they need to start sleuthing for themselves.

When rumours spread that a pale Romanian student is actually a vampire, strange behaviour and a terrifying wall-climbing sighting send Deepdean into panic. Daisy and Hazel investigate the so-called supernatural threat, determined to show what is really haunting the school corridors.

At Deepdean, older girl Violet Darby asks Daisy to solve a delicate puzzle involving mysterious flowers and unsigned notes. In this light-hearted mini-mystery, the Detective Society follows whispers and misunderstandings to uncover the truth behind a very private romance.

Spending Christmas in snowy Cambridge, Daisy and Hazel expect cosy teas and carols, not death on a college staircase. When a supposed accident reveals a chilling plot, they juggle rival detectives, tangled alibis and family tensions to stop a killer before Christmas Day.

Back at Deepdean, a new Head Girl and her prefects rule the school by fear until Bonfire Night ends with a body on the sports field. Surrounded by bullies, rumours and anonymous notes, the Detective Society must decide who to trust before another girl gets hurt.

During Daisy’s birthday weekend at her family home, a lavish tea party turns sour when a guest collapses from suspected poison. Trapped by storms inside crumbling Fallingford, Daisy and Hazel must sift through secrets, feuds and hidden motives before the murderer strikes again.

Daisy and Hazel are supposed to be on a relaxing trip across Europe aboard the glamorous Orient Express. When a wealthy passenger is found dead in her locked cabin and her ruby necklace disappears, the girls race through crowded carriages to uncover a killer.

At Deepdean School for Girls in 1930s England, Hazel Wong stumbles on her science teacher’s body, only for it to vanish. With glamorous best friend Daisy Wells, she forms the Detective Society to prove a murder happened and unmask the killer.