Sarah Painter Books in Order

Gwen Harper returns to Pendleford after an inheritance throws her back into the magic she tried to leave behind. In a town that once branded her a witch, she must face old hurts, buried secrets, and a gift that never stopped causing trouble.

As Iris Harper feels her strength fading, her beloved garden begins to turn strange and hostile. When a young woman comes to her for help, Iris is forced to revisit an old love and the trust she once lost.

In 1938, nurse Grace Kemp begins seeing strange warnings inside a Brighton hospital. Decades later, amnesiac Mina Morgan wakes in the same building after a car crash, and the two women's lives begin to echo across time.

Sarah Painter's practical guide tackles the fears that stop writers from getting words on the page. Drawing on her own experience and podcast conversations, she offers clear help for self-doubt, procrastination, and the daily work of writing.

After a broken engagement, Stella Jackson flees to rural Scotland and takes a job at the remote Munro House. As she uncovers unsettling Victorian letters, the house's dark history begins to mirror the dangers gathering around her.

Private investigator Lydia Crow returns to London to look into her cousin's disappearance and gets dragged back into her magical family's orbit. A homicidal ghost, a shaky truce, and rising tension between the old families make the case far more dangerous than it first looks.

Paul Fox blackmails Lydia into investigating a suspicious death in a disused Underground tunnel. The case strains her bond with Fleet and leaves her caught between old enemies, shifting alliances, and a choice she can no longer avoid.

Rose MacLeod has spent her life losing time and waking to gaps in her memory. When demon hunter Mal Fergusson is ordered to capture her, both are pulled into a dark Edinburgh struggle that is stranger, and far more personal, than it seems.

When a man is found hanged under Blackfriars Bridge, Lydia Crow takes the case personally. Her search for the truth pulls her toward the persuasive Silver family, family pressure, and a London heatwave that makes everything more dangerous.

Now head of the Crow family, Lydia is trying to keep order when Alejandro Silver drops dead. Surrounded by enemies and running out of luck, she must work out whether it was murder before the next strike lands on her.

Uncle Charlie drags Lydia deeper into Crow business just as a girl vanishes from Highgate Woods. With Fleet on shaky ground and the Pearl family stepping into the open, Lydia has to stop a wider magical war without losing herself.

On her twenty-first birthday, Katie Harper wants nothing more than to inherit the family magic properly. What she gets instead links her to the dead, and to secrets that were meant to stay buried.

After the fallout of The Copper Heart, Lydia faces a secret service operative, an assassin sent by Mr Smith, and a threat uncomfortably close to home. To survive, she has to dig into Crow family lore and decide how far she is willing to go.

A locked-room murder leaves a message in blood, and Lydia Crow is pulled into a case that could destroy her. While Fleet hunts a missing actor, Lydia fights to protect her place in the Crow family and stay out of prison.

Something deadly is moving through London's waterways, while Fleet can no longer trust his own senses. With Uncle Charlie scheming from prison and the truce between the magical families in ruins, Lydia faces a reckoning that could cost her everything.

Luke Taylor arrives on a remote tidal island looking for his missing twin and walks straight into a murder case. Esme Gray, the island's Ward Witch, is drawn to him, but with a storm coming and secrets everywhere, trust could be fatal.

Luke has found a new life running a quirky island bookshop, until strange customers, hexed books, and the shop's own will make things dangerous. As his bond with Esme deepens, both have to decide what they are willing to risk.

When Unholy Island's mayor disappears, the community's wards and secrets begin to fray. What once seemed like a hidden refuge starts to reveal much bigger stakes, pushing the island toward a final reckoning.

Lydia is trying to settle into life after losing her home when a new killer starts stalking Whitechapel. With the magical families only briefly at peace, she and Fleet race to stop a modern nightmare before London erupts again.

Lydia thought the killer was finished, but London's ghosts have other ideas. As the undead close in, a child goes missing and old Crow secrets surface, forcing Lydia to question the family that rules her city.