Sloane Monroe Books in Order

A woman is found dead on the slopes of Park City's newest ski resort, and the case looks like an accident until Sloane Monroe starts asking questions. It is a clean, fast opener with a strong sense of place.

Sloane Monroe has solved every case except the murder of her sister Gabrielle. When another woman is killed in a chillingly similar way, Sloane gets a second chance to hunt the serial killer who has haunted her for years.

A man who has spent twenty years running from his past is about to break his silence. When blood is found where he was last seen, Sloane Monroe uncovers a hometown case built on old friendships and buried truth.

A little girl disappears from a grocery store before her mother even realizes she is gone. Sloane Monroe races the clock through a kidnapping case where every minute matters and nothing feels safe for long.

A tragedy in a mine shaft from 1956 collides with the present when a Sundance-bound film stirs up Park City's buried history. Sloane Monroe is left to sort out which old bones have become dangerously new again.

A flirtation that should be harmless becomes anything but, as attraction, suspicion, and danger begin feeding each other. Bradshaw turns the setup into a lean romantic suspense story with real bite.

Serena Westwood wakes in the night to her baby's cries, only to find the crib empty. What follows is a nightmare of panic, secrets, and a missing child case Sloane Monroe cannot afford to lose.

After her mother-in-law is fatally stabbed, Wren Bancroft is seen fleeing the house with the bloody knife. Sloane Monroe has to decide whether Wren is guilty or whether a darker family secret is really to blame.

Mary Pritchard storms over to confront her lazy neighbor and instead finds him executed, with another dead woman in the hall. It is a quick, sharp opener that wastes no time turning irritation into murder.

A violent confrontation sets off a case fueled by anger, grudges, and bad blood. This novella is fast, tense, and built around the damage people do when fury gets the final word.

A vanished father sits at the center of one of Sloane Monroe's more emotionally charged cases. What begins as a search for answers becomes a tense unraveling of family lies, fear, and long-buried damage.

A woman alone at a lagoon in Australia is attacked, and the truth behind it is anything but simple. Bradshaw turns the setup into a quick, twisty novella about obsession, secrets, and a brutal act of desire.

When Grace Ashby finds her mother dead and her mother's boyfriend standing over the body, the obvious answer feels almost too easy. Sloane Monroe takes the case and walks straight into a web of secrets and close surveillance.

A violent roadside ambush pulls Sloane into a sharp, fast-moving case driven by money, betrayal, and old grudges. As the motive comes into focus, greed proves to be only the start of the trouble.

When Rebecca Barlow vanishes after promising to return for her son, the silence she leaves behind feels wrong from the start. Sloane follows the trail into a case of secrets, family strain, and a disappearance that may already be a murder.