Susan Kiernan Lewis Books in Order

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.

A fishmonger is found drowned in his display tank at an Aix-en-Provence market. Maggie investigates rivalries, debts and old grievances among the stallholders, hoping to identify the killer before her best friend’s boyfriend is wrongly imprisoned.

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.

A famous champagne maker is poisoned during a private tasting in a historic Reims wine cave. Maggie and Laurent investigate competing producers, feuding families and concealed scandals while trying to prevent the industry’s conflicts from claiming another victim.

Two murders disturb the peace of an ancient cathedral and draw Maggie into its hidden conflicts. Investigating rivalries and long-buried betrayals, she must identify a killer whose violence threatens to extend beyond the church’s walls.