Sarah Graves Books in Order

Jake Tiptree expects trouble from her rambling fixer-upper, not from the dead man she finds in her storeroom. When her friend Ellie confesses, Jake starts digging through Eastport's history to prove she is protecting the real killer.

Kenny Mumford washes up on the beach looking drowned, until the bullet hole says otherwise. As more bodies follow, Jake and Ellie find Eastport's quiet surface cracking fast.

When hated hometown bully Reuben Tate is found with his throat slit on the cemetery gate, evidence points to Jake's former husband. Jake and Ellie have to sort through Eastport grudges before the violence gets even worse.

A charming stranger arrives at Jake's door chasing a cursed violin tied to her old house, then vanishes without a trace. Soon Jake is digging into Eastport history before another disappearance turns deadly.

Just before Christmas, Jake finds Faye Anne Carmody covered in blood and her hated husband missing, then dead in butcher paper. The case looks simple, until another death shows Eastport's holiday trouble runs much deeper.

After a bad fall leaves Jake dizzy and off balance, her nosy neighbor Harriet vanishes and later turns up dead behind a wall. With sabotage threatening her family, Jake has to decide whether her fears are confusion or murder.

While restoring old Harlequin House, Jake and Ellie uncover a hidden room with a flapper-era skeleton, then a freshly poisoned corpse. When suspicion falls on Ellie's husband George, the women have to untangle past and present crimes.

Jake hires intense housekeeper Bella Diamond so she can focus on summer repairs, then learns Bella is getting death threats. When Jake's prime suspect ends up dead, her peaceful Fourth of July plans disappear.

Jake and Ellie buy a beachfront fixer-upper, only to rent it to a coven of would-be witches. After Jake finds a preacher-thief shot on her property and a girl vanishes, buried secrets under her own house start to matter.

Jake is still battling her crumbling 1823 house when her dead ex-husband seems to haunt it and a friend flees hired killers. A missing young man and a grisly barn discovery pull Jake into another dangerous mess.

Renovations uncover an old book beneath Jake's house, with her name written in blood. What starts as a creepy find opens into a bigger mystery of Eastport history, hidden connections, and another carefully planned murder.

As the man accused of killing Jake's mother disappears before trial, Jake's oldest trauma rushes back. When her best friend's infant daughter goes missing, past and present fold into one deeply personal case.

A true-crime writer comes to Eastport to reopen interest in the old Dodd murders and instantly angers the town. Jake gets pulled into the cold case, where long-buried secrets are not nearly as settled as people hoped.

While repainting her porch, Jake notices a young man stalking past her house and hinting at old blood. Anonymous warnings and a photo of a murdered man push Eastport toward a dangerous Fourth of July.

Jake and Ellie head to a rough woods cottage so Jake can finish building a porch. But an escaped killer Jake once testified against is watching, and he plans to trap both women far from help.

A violent storm closes in on Eastport as several desperate lives start colliding. Sam's friend becomes a murder suspect, a teenager plots escape, and newcomer Lizzie Snow arrives searching for a missing child.

Boston homicide cop Lizzie Snow arrives in remote Bearkill, Maine, hoping to start over and keep looking for her missing niece. Instead she walks into dead ex-cops, local secrets, and a killer hidden in the winter woods.

With a forest fire closing in on Bearkill, Lizzie searches for runaway Tara Wylie after a terrifying text suggests real danger. An escaped kidnapper may also be nearby, pushing the case into darker ground.

Jake and Ellie open the Chocolate Moose bakery just as a hurricane scrambles Fourth of July plans. When a disliked health inspector is found dead in their kitchen, Ellie becomes the obvious suspect.

Eastport's big wedding celebration turns grim when the bride's bitter ex is poisoned with a milkshake. With the groom arrested and the wedding off, Jake and Ellie try to stop a killer before the next toast turns deadly.

Pirate Festival should be a boon for the Chocolate Moose, until celebrity foodie Henry Hadlyme turns up dead in the bakery basement. Jake must clear her own name while sorting through enemies on land and at sea.

Jake and Ellie enter Eastport's cookie contest for fun, then local curmudgeon Alvin Carter is killed and sweet-natured Billy Breyer is blamed. As grass fires spread across the island, the investigation grows more urgent.

Catering a movie star's party at gloomy Cliff House sounds easy enough for Jake and Ellie. Then a storm traps the guests, someone is shoved over a cliff, and the women are stuck hunting a very human killer.

Eastport's arts festival brings extra business and a slick rival bakery called Choco's. After its owner is killed with Ellie's gun, Jake and Ellie have to protect the Chocolate Moose and prove Ellie's innocence.

Late summer sends Jake and Ellie across Passamaquoddy Bay after a friend begs them to find her missing husband's remains. His vanished gold doubloon attracts dangerous attention, and the search turns deadly on the water.

Jake and Ellie deliver desserts to a waterfront party at TV renovator Hank Rafferty's mansion and arrive just after he falls from the turret. Police suspect Lizzie Snow's boyfriend, but Eastport has plenty of other people who wanted Hank gone.

During Eastport High's Class of '86 masquerade reunion, Cindy Munson is found dead and suspicion falls on a classmate who remembers nothing. Jake and Ellie take in his small daughter and dig into old grudges that never really died.