Susan Kiernan Lewis Books in Order

A family vacation in rural Ireland turns into a nightmare when war and an EMP collapse modern life overnight. Stranded far from home, Sarah, Matt, and their son have to learn survival the hard way.

When Maggie Newberry's long-missing sister is found dead, she flies to the south of France to find the niece nobody knew existed. A handsome Frenchman may help, but her sister's killer is still hunting.

Maggie follows Laurent to an inherited vineyard in Provence, expecting markets, wine, and a fresh start. Instead she finds murder in her own home, and a crime that may reach back to the war.

This nonfiction guide looks at how French eating habits balance pleasure and restraint. It offers a practical plan for enjoying rich food, even dessert, without turning every meal into a diet battle.

Bubbie hates moving to a small French village until something sinister beneath its charm turns frighteningly real. With her new friend Jean-Luc, she has to stop a dark force before it harms the people she loves.

Lewis shares practical advice for writing, publishing, and building a career as an independent author. It is a straightforward handbook shaped by real experience in the indie world.

A brief, sharp story that leans into suspense and a sense that something is moving faster than the characters can control. Lewis keeps the stakes tight and the tension immediate.

A quiet seaside setting turns dangerous when death and old secrets wash together. Lewis blends suspense and atmosphere into a compact mystery with a sharp sting.

New to married life and still learning France, Maggie gets pulled into the killing of a friend in Arles. The case stirs up jealousy, secrets, and trouble much closer to home than she expected.

Murder at an upscale Atlanta equestrian club sends Jack Burton and Dave Kazmaroff into a world of money, blackmail, and grudges. The suspects are plentiful, and the case gets uglier the deeper they dig.

In this memoir, Lewis looks back on three mid-1960s years in Europe as a military dependent. It is part travel memory, part childhood adventure, and full of the strange freedom of that life.

This short work turns on danger, pressure, and the cost of getting too close to the truth. It is a quick, suspenseful read with Lewis's usual feel for momentum.

On a family trip to rural Ireland, Sarah, Matt, and their son are stranded when a catastrophic attack wipes out modern life. Their vacation becomes a brutal lesson in survival.

Widowed, broke, and about to leave for Paris, Liddy James gets derailed by family duty and lands in tiny Infinity, Georgia instead. Opening a French-themed cupcake shop there turns out to be the start of a mystery.

Lewis writes about coming back to a love of horses in adult life, with the humor, longing, and reality that go with it. It is personal, horsey, and grounded in lived experience.

Ella Stevens takes a job in Heidelberg and stumbles into 1620, where modern independence means very little against a ruthless warlord. To survive, she has to trust others, including a U.S. Marshal who matters more than she planned.

Ella Stevens takes a job in Heidelberg and stumbles into 1620, where modern independence means very little against a ruthless warlord. To survive, she has to trust others, including a U.S. Marshal who matters more than she planned.

Taken across the Irish Sea into a savage new England, Sarah must escape captivity and cross a lawless landscape to get back to her family. Her determination becomes her only real weapon.

Separated, hunted, and worn down, the survivors keep moving toward the idea of home. But in a shattered Britain and Ireland, home may no longer mean safety.

Maggie heads to Aix-en-Provence for a case with more layers than she first sees. In a city full of elegance and history, the truth proves stubbornly hard to pin down.

A trip to Paris gives Maggie another close look at how beauty and danger can share the same streets. Between old secrets and fresh violence, the City of Light turns unexpectedly dark.

On the eve of her wedding, Ella rushes to help an old friend and ends up in 1920s Cairo, just before a famous archaeological breakthrough. To get home, she must protect a discovery worth killing for.

Ella Stevens heads to Heidelberg for a new life and falls through time into a brutal earlier century. To survive and save others, she has to trust a man she never expected to need.

Jack discovers he has a daughter he never knew, and then she is kidnapped. Mia throws herself into the search, but the revelations along the way may hit almost as hard as the crime.

Online dating becomes the gateway to a deadly case that pulls Mia and Jack into a world of lies and manipulation. What starts as modern romance turns quickly into menace.

A frantic plea for help pulls Ella away from the altar and into Old Cairo, where a time portal throws her into the past. Treasure, danger, and love all become harder to escape.

When an old friend is murdered on the Côte d'Azur and an innocent man looks ready to pay for it, Maggie leaves village life behind to investigate. Nice offers sunshine, glamour, and a very dangerous killer.

Ella and Rowan are swept into a perilous Key West adventure where treasure, deception, and history collide. To make it home, they must outrun enemies on every side.

Mia Kazmaroff and Jack Burton make an uneasy team at a detective agency built for lost causes and cold cases. Their first case brings sparks, danger, and the unsettling reach of Mia's unusual gift.

Mia and Jack dive into human trafficking hidden behind Atlanta's respectable neighborhoods. The case is ugly, personal, and dangerous enough to test both their partnership and their nerve.

Ella and Rowan land in 1825 Key West on a mission tied to treasure and survival. Pirates, shifting loyalties, and the past itself make this their riskiest adventure yet.

The fight to stay alive takes another sharp turn when Sarah is hit with a threat she never saw coming. In a broken world, being caught off guard can be fatal.

On the eve of her wedding, Ella rushes to help an old friend and ends up in 1920s Cairo, just before a famous archaeological breakthrough. To get home, she must protect a discovery worth killing for.

Winter, grief, and dwindling resources wear the survivors down as they search for shelter and some scrap of stability. Any comfort they find is fragile and hard won.

Rumors of safety pull Sarah and her group onward, but in this ravaged world, promises are rarely what they seem. Getting to a refuge may be just the start of a worse fight.

Danger keeps building as Sarah and the others try to stay ahead of violence, uncertainty, and the natural world itself. Hope is still there, but it comes at a steep price.

Ella and Rowan land in 1825 Key West on a mission tied to treasure and survival. Pirates, shifting loyalties, and the past itself make this their riskiest adventure yet.

Christmas in Provence should be full of food, family, and candlelight. For Maggie, the season also brings complications that prove the holidays do not stop trouble at the door.

Just as Mia and Jack seem ready to settle into each other, they end up stranded on a mountain in an ice storm with a killer nearby. The case is cold in more ways than one.

A peaceful religious setting does not stay peaceful for long when Maggie stumbles into another death. Old stones, old grudges, and closed doors make this case especially tricky.

When a celebrity chef opens a bistro in St-Buvard, excitement quickly gives way to murder. Maggie has to sort through ego, ambition, and village gossip before the killer strikes again.

Paris pulls Maggie into Laurent's past when a visit to the Latin Quarter stirs up buried secrets and fresh danger. The deeper she digs, the more personal the case becomes.

Back in Atlanta, Mia and Jack face a final case packed with pressure, secrets, and a twist they do not see coming. To solve it, they will have to trust each other completely.

Just when Sarah and Mike think they understand the rules of the new world, a fresh crisis upends everything. They will need nerve, luck, and quick thinking to keep their people alive.

Jules is still learning that in post-reset Provence, no ordinary day stays ordinary for long. Another killing sends her back into the fray with wit, stubbornness, and not nearly enough information.

Christmas in Chabanel should bring light, warmth, and a little peace after the world's reset. Instead, Jules gets another reminder that holiday cheer and mystery can share the same table.

When Jules's French tutor is strangled and her best friend is accused, she has to investigate with almost no tools and very shaky language skills. The timing could not be worse, because home may finally be within reach.

Still adjusting to a Provence without power, cars, or an easy way home, Jules heads to Aix to help a fellow American accused of killing a pastry chef. The croissants are great, the odds are not.

Sarah and Mike push deeper into a world stripped of order, where every alliance is shaky and every mile is dangerous. Survival now depends as much on judgment as on nerve.

At the Cannes advertising festival, Maggie reconnects with an old boyfriend and an old version of herself. Then a murder hits her circle, and the glitzy Riviera starts looking much less glamorous.

Dumped, grieving, and hiding out in France, Jules Hooker finds a dead body in her rental house. Then a dirty bomb knocks modern life backward and leaves her stranded with a murder to solve.

Winter turns deadly as Sarah and her companions battle freezing weather, isolation, and enemies who know desperation makes people reckless. The storm outside is only part of the threat.

Thanksgiving arrives in Provence with the promise of comfort, good food, and family warmth. Maggie knows better than to assume any gathering will stay simple for long.

As the white age tightens its grip, Sarah and Mike face another brutal stretch of survival where darkness, cold, and dwindling options close in. One wrong decision could cost the whole group.

Jules stumbles into yet another village mystery where charm and menace sit side by side. In Provence, even the quaintest trouble can turn deadly fast.

Life in Chabanel has its routines now, but murder keeps breaking them. Jules has to rely on instinct, shoe leather, and stubborn persistence to make sense of another deadly puzzle.

A trip to Grenoble puts Maggie in the path of another unsettling death. Far from the calm of St-Buvard, she has to untangle a case shaped by pressure, secrecy, and fear.

Life on the vineyard should feel settled by now, but murder has other plans. When danger lands close to home, Maggie must protect the life she built while chasing a killer through familiar ground.

Jules faces another off-kilter Provençal case where bad manners are the least of anyone's problems. Beneath the wit and village life, something ugly is waiting to surface.

Wine country gives Jules a fresh setting for murder, but no easier path to the truth. In a world with fewer modern distractions, motives stand out more sharply than ever.

Newly widowed in Paris, Claire Baskerville cannot move forward until she learns who killed her husband. Her search is complicated by secrets, grief, and a condition that makes faces impossible to trust.

After years of cold, hunger, and hard choices, Sarah and Mike make one last desperate run from their island refuge. The final trip by sea could mean freedom, or the end of everything they fought to save.

This short cookbook gathers the recipes readers kept asking for from the Maggie Newberry mysteries. It brings Laurent's favorite Provençal dishes out of the novels and into a home kitchen.

In historic Arles, Maggie finds another puzzle hiding behind postcard beauty. Local tensions and buried motives turn a seemingly straightforward death into something far messier.

Marseille gives Maggie a faster, rougher backdrop for one of her investigations. Big-city energy, hidden loyalties, and a dangerous edge make this case harder to control.

Saint-Rémy offers beauty, history, and one more reason for Maggie to distrust appearances. As the case unfolds, small lies and old wounds point toward something much darker.

When a bookseller who is also Claire's client is murdered, she lands squarely in the spotlight. To clear herself, she has to work with a detective who was once the last man she wanted nearby.

A dead teen in the Seine and a missing American girl pull Claire into one of her most urgent cases. Paris looks glamorous from a distance, but obsession has made it dangerous up close.

Style and surface charm do not hide much once murder enters the room. Maggie has to look past polished appearances to find the fear and ambition underneath.

Avignon's grand old streets set the stage for another case that drags Maggie into local secrets and dangerous resentments. The city is lovely, the motives are not.

A dinner cruise on the Seine ends in murder and kidnapping, and this time Claire knows exactly who is behind it. The problem is reaching her daughter before the clock runs out.

Claire's private investigations for the expat community are going well until her au pair's boyfriend is killed and the au pair is arrested. Freeing her means fighting bureaucracy and a killer with nothing to lose.

A murder close to Claire makes it painfully clear how far certain enemies will go. To stop the next blow, she has to dig deeper than ever into the people around her.

Holiday sparkle does not keep Claire out of trouble for long. This shorter Paris mystery serves up seasonal atmosphere with a side of danger.

A couples retreat on storm-lashed Mont Saint-Michel turns deadly when Maggie and Laurent are trapped with a killer. With Laurent under suspicion, Maggie has one night to uncover the truth.

The lavender country around St-Buvard looks peaceful until violence cuts through it. Maggie soon learns that even the prettiest corners of Provence can hide sharp old grudges.

A dog park argument and a murder behind Claire's building pull her into another case almost at her own doorstep. The more familiar the setting, the less safe she feels.

Claire's work in Paris brings her into yet another case where appetite, appearances, and deception mix badly. The city is elegant, but the motives are hot enough to burn.

Maggie and Laurent sneak away for a Riviera holiday, only to have Laurent's shady past catch up with them. When bodies start falling from a yacht, Maggie has to fight for his freedom.

Paris at Christmas sparkles, right up until Claire trips over a dead body near the market stalls. Holiday charm and murder make a chilly combination.

Poison-pen letters, village gossip, and a shooting drag Maggie into one of her most tangled local cases. To clear a friend, she has to expose a grievance that has been festering for decades.

Claire faces a case that refuses to stay buried, even when everyone around her would rather move on. In Paris, unfinished business has a way of turning lethal.

Police dispatcher Georgia Belle is thrown from 2023 into 1920s Savannah and into a murder with ties to her own future. Solving it means trusting a detective from the past.

A book club trip into the Paris Catacombs ends with one member dead and another accused. Claire has to navigate the tunnels, her fears, and a killer she may know all too well.

In the perfume capital, Maggie finds that sweet scents do not make for sweet motives. Another death sends her into a case shaped by charm, ego, and hidden bitterness.

Monaco brings money, status, and plenty of ways to hide the truth. Maggie has to navigate a polished world where almost everyone seems to have something to lose.

A stay at a villa turns eerie when Maggie is pulled into a short, sharp mystery with a Halloween feel. The setting is beautiful, the mood is anything but restful.

Jules is still stranded in Provence and still tripping over murder when she least wants to. Another case tests her patience, her instincts, and her place in this reset world.

When the daughter of a murdered American politician begs Claire and Jean-Marc for help, they uncover a secret powerful people want buried. The truth comes with a dangerous body count.

Georgia Belle is in 1923 Savannah and engaged to Sam Bohannon, but the future is still in play. To protect more than her own happiness, she has to solve the murder of the city's mayor.

When a teen dies after a night in a haunted mansion, Georgia is asked to clear the boy accused of murder. What starts like a ghost story turns into something colder and more human.

Jules gets pulled into another charmingly titled, not at all charming murder case in Provence. Good food may be nearby, but so are lies, grudges, and fresh trouble.

Cheese, village loyalties, and murder make an unusually French mix in this Provence mystery. Jules has to sort through local ties before another secret curdles into danger.

A reunion in Paris should be fun, but Montmartre gives Maggie a fresh murder and a complicated tangle of old friendships. The past is not nearly as settled as everyone pretends.

Toulouse sends Maggie into another case where food, family life, and murder collide. The clues are slippery, and the danger grows the longer she keeps asking questions.

Claire's life in Paris gets tangled in another case where love, trust, and murder make an uneasy trio. The city offers romance, but danger keeps getting there first.

Still trapped in the 1920s, Georgia navigates speakeasies, old secrets, and a century-old murder that refuses to stay buried. A shadowy Savannah society makes the stakes even higher.

Food and celebration do not stop Claire from running straight into another Paris mystery. Beneath the pleasure of the table, someone has brought murder to the feast.

Now a newlywed in the past, Georgia takes up the murder of a famous female reporter. Personal grudges, marriage strain, and Savannah politics make this one of her hardest cases yet.

Life in reset-era France is still anything but settled for Jules. Another mystery lands in her lap, and staying out of it is never really an option.

The postcard charm of Cassis cannot hide the trouble waiting for Maggie there. A fresh death pulls her into coastal secrets that are far more dangerous than they first appear.

Maggie takes on a twisty case in Metz, where history and present-day danger press tightly together. The deeper she goes, the harder it is to tell friend from threat.

As Georgia plans her wedding, an arson fire and a missing groom threaten her own family line. If she cannot solve the murder in the ashes, the future may change with it.

Claire takes on a Paris case with chocolate on the surface and something much more bitter underneath. The sweeter the setting, the darker the truth tends to be.

When Laurent begins restoring an old Provençal château, Maggie expects romance and a change of scene. Sabotage, whispers, and a body in the wine cellar tell her she is getting a murder instead.

In the Luberon, Maggie steps into another Provençal mystery built on local ties, hidden motives, and the sort of quiet resentment that can turn deadly. Rural beauty is no protection.

Claire barely has time to breathe before another Paris crime pulls her back in. Stylish settings and good pastries do not make the case any less dangerous.