Susan C Muller Books in Order
Explore Susan C. Muller’s books in order, with summaries of Noah Daugherty’s seasonal mysteries, paranormal investigations, fugitive suspense, and legal thrillers.
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Susan C Muller books in publication order
12 books
Redeeming Santa
by Susan C Muller
2011
Taken hostage by a robber dressed as Santa in 1927, eight-year-old Wilber Jenkins must survive days of captivity. Decades later, the trauma still shapes his life, leaving him to confront his hatred of Christmas for his family.
Spring Shadow
by Susan C Muller
2011
Homicide detective Noah Daugherty reluctantly goes undercover in a country singer’s band to protect her from a stalker. As threats become increasingly personal, the singer conceals a painful part of her past that may hold the key to stopping the danger.
The Secrets on Forest Bend
by Susan C Muller
2011
Detective Adam Campbell traces a World War II gun linked to several murders to Jillian Whitmeyer. She claims her dead sister’s spirit is killing people who get close to her, leaving the skeptical detective to investigate a potentially supernatural threat.
Winter Song
by Susan C Muller
2016
An apparent car accident kills a Houston socialite, and the evidence points homicide detective Noah Daugherty toward her husband. Refusing the obvious answer, Noah uncovers a hitman with a hidden agenda who turns the investigation into a threat against the detective himself.
'Tis the Season
by Susan C Muller
2017
Detective Noah Daugherty poses as a mall Santa after the police chief’s grandmother is robbed. A routine effort to catch purse snatchers becomes urgent when his partner is shot, leading Noah toward a more sinister scheme behind the holiday crimes.
Autumn Secrets
by Susan C Muller
2017
A search for clues takes homicide detective Noah Daugherty into a killing field. With help from a woman in his past, he pursues a serial murderer whose campaign targets those he deems undesirable and threatens the people closest to Noah.
Summer Storm
by Susan C Muller
2017
When a health-food company’s CEO drowns in her hot tub, detective Noah Daugherty finds plenty of suspects among her colleagues. As those suspects begin dying and a hurricane approaches, he races to expose the corporate cover-up linking the murders.
Time to Run
by Susan C Muller
2019
After witnessing a mob execution, Jax Duncan flees both the hitman pursuing her and the FBI agent who considers her a suspect. When a confrontation wounds the agent, she must keep alive a man who could either clear her name or arrest her.
The Witch on Twisted Oak
by Susan C Muller
2020
Detective Ruben Marquez investigates a psychic's murder near his mother's home, stirring memories of his childhood. The victim's daughter claims to be a witch, and protecting her requires him to confront an enemy tied to the past.
Voodoo on Bayou Lafonte
by Susan C Muller
2020
Detective Remy Steinberg returns to Louisiana after his daughter is kidnapped. Searching New Orleans and the bayou, he faces drug dealers, corrupt officials, a hurricane, and the unresolved fears and relationships he hoped to leave behind.
Time for Redemption
by Susan C Muller
2021
Defense attorney Tom Meyers takes on a woman accused of killing her abusive husband, hoping a prominent acquittal will advance his career. His investigator uncovers the dead man’s secret life in Louisiana, then disappears, forcing Tom into danger among smugglers and corrupt police.
Time for Justice
by Susan C Muller
2023
Fiona Drake and Tom Meyers investigate a possible wrongful conviction and the disappearance of Tom's sister decades earlier. As the two cold cases yield new evidence, someone threatens their lives to keep the past buried.
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