Southern Ghost Hunter Mysteries Books in Order

A restless spirit stirs up trouble in a friend's shop, pulling Verity and Frankie into a holiday mystery. Their search leads to an old love story that still has unfinished business.

Verity Long accidentally traps the ghost of a dead gangster on her property and gains the ability to see spirits. Then she is hired to investigate a haunted estate, where old murder and new danger are waiting.

A dead body in Sugarland's haunted library puts Verity right back in the middle of trouble. With ghosts, scandal, and her ex-fiancé all in play, this case gets personal fast.

Verity takes a job at the town's creepiest mansion and expects difficult ghosts, not murderous secrets. When a fresh body appears, the house gets even more dangerous than its reputation suggests.

Verity means to keep Christmas simple, but a ghostly friend asks for help recovering a missing antique. One party, one secret, and one small favor later, nothing feels simple anymore.

Another Sugarland mystery pulls Verity and Frankie into a case where theft and haunting go hand in hand. As the clues tangle the living with the dead, Verity has to move fast before the heist turns deadly.

Animals keep getting mysteriously released at the Sugarland rescue center, and Verity suspects a spirit is involved. The haunting soon connects to a missing child case that is far more heartbreaking than she expects.

A romantic vintage train trip turns into a locked-room style mystery when an old unsolved murder starts echoing in the present. With a ghostly Belgian detective on the case, Verity cannot just enjoy the scenery.

When Sugarland's social elite invite Verity into their circle, it is not for the tea. She is there to investigate murder whispers, a haunted headquarters, and a case that may be pointing straight at her.

A dead detective drags Frankie into a Gatsby-era cold case while Ellis asks Verity for help on a modern one. Then ominous pecan pies start arriving, and Verity realizes someone is sending more than dessert.

Verity wants one decent Christmas, but family drama and an unexpected ghostly visitor have other ideas. The holiday turns into a crossroads moment for her heart and her future.

Frankie talks Verity into visiting a remote haunted asylum to do a favor for a dangerous mob boss. The reward could change his afterlife, if they make it back out alive.

Verity's attempt at a normal evening ends with a family friend dead at the bottom of a church bell tower. To solve it, she has to follow clues through speakeasies, haunted places, and buried mob history.

Homecoming weekend in Sugarland should mean football and bonfires, not a corpse by the field. With her long-lost mother nearby and a killer tracking her, Verity has little time to uncover the town's old secrets.

A town relic found in a time capsule sets off scandal, secrets, and murder. The truth lives with the dead, which means Verity must brave a haunted mansion and a nasty blackmailer ghost to find it.

A remote island treasure hunt sounds awkward enough when Verity's longtime nemesis joins the double date. Then real pirate gold, ghostly buccaneers, and a killer turn the weekend into a race for survival.

Verity digs into a 1956 disappearance tied to the old Starlite Drive-In and finds the first real signs of murder. The cold case soon collides with a modern crime, making the past suddenly urgent.

Verity's dead grandmother returns with a request tied to a family heirloom and a dangerous old secret. The search leads from her home to a suffragette hideout and deeper into Sugarland's buried past.

As maid of honor for her sister, Verity expects cake and stress, not a dead hostess and a cursed honeymoon suite. An Irish manor, a ghostly bride, and a killer on the loose put the wedding in real danger.