Snow Globe Shop Mystery Books in Order

The Snow Globe Shop Mysteries move to Brooks Landing, Minnesota, where Camryn "Cami" Brooks manages Curio Finds, a shop filled with snow globes and unusual gifts. Cami has an eye for details, a stubborn sense of responsibility, and a habit of getting involved when something in her town does not add up. That makes her an amateur sleuth, whether she planned to be one or not.

Brooks Landing is a small place with familiar faces, old disagreements, local politics, and plenty of winter weather. Cami's friend Alice "Pinky" Nelson runs the nearby coffee shop, and their friendship gives the series a warm center. Other residents, old classmates, customers, and civic figures drift through the books, sometimes as help, sometimes as suspects, and often as both.

The first book, Snow Way Out, introduces the series' signature twist: a strange snow globe appears to show a scene that Cami later finds in real life, complete with a murdered man. As the police look at her and her friends, Cami starts following clues herself. The snow globes are more than shop decor. They can be gifts, symbols, evidence, or the unsettling spark that sends a case in a new direction.

There is no shortage of snow in Brooks Landing.

In The Iced Princess, Cami's new employee dies after drinking poisoned coffee, leaving the shop and its circle of friends at the center of a murder inquiry. Frosty the Dead Man brings city-council trouble to her door when Mayor Lewis Frost is found dead alongside a shattered snow globe and a diamond. The mysteries are built around community conflicts and personal history, so the answer is usually tied to people Cami knows, or thought she understood.

The later books keep the same mix of cozy setting and real stakes. In Cold Way To Go, Cami has become mayor and finds the police chief dead after confronting him about his absences. Snow Place Like Home brings a man from her Washington, D.C., past back into her life in the worst possible way, when his body is found in a car parked at her home.

These books are cozy mysteries with a little extra edge. The shop, coffee, friendships, snowy streets, and curious collectibles make the setting inviting, but the crimes are taken seriously. Cami is not a detective, which means her investigations rely on persistence, conversations, and her understanding of the people around her. Start with Snow Way Out to meet the town and its regulars, then follow Cami as each new mystery shakes loose another secret.