Tai Randolph & Trey Seaver Mystery Books in Order

Tai Randolph inherits a rundown Atlanta gun shop and almost immediately finds a corpse in her brother's driveway. Clearing his name and her own puts her on a collision course with wary investigators, dangerous suspects, and Trey Seaver.

Atlanta's poetry scene turns dangerous when one of Rico's fellow performers is murdered and Rico becomes the main suspect. Tai digs for answers while her new relationship with Trey is tested by secrets, rules, and real risk.

Hoping for a quiet weekend in Savannah, Tai instead gets pulled into a hunt for a stolen Civil War artifact. Her ex wants help, Trey is working for a rival client, and old family history turns deadly fast.

After a tornado scatters old bones across Kennesaw Mountain, Tai helps with the recovery and finds the wrong skeleton. The search soon ties a recent murder to her late uncle Dexter, putting her future and his name at risk.

Tai has Valentine's plans, complete with champagne, a Victorian inn, and a metal detector. Trey knows she is hiding an agenda, and their romantic getaway turns into a playful hunt for secrets, history, and maybe lost Confederate gold.

Tai wants a quiet anniversary, but Jasper's return ruins that plan fast. A missing ex, stolen money, and a tense trip back to Savannah force her to face family secrets she has spent years trying to outrun.

Trey takes what should be a simple security favor at a romance writers convention, then everything gets messy. With Tai at his side, threats against novelist Midnight LaRue lead to protesters, fans, secrets, and a stubborn stalker.

A rare Trey-centered story that steps inside his recovery after a devastating car crash. Memory gaps, damaged routines, and the people closest to him all press in as he tries to hold onto who he is.

When Trey finally lets Tai drive his beloved Ferrari, a simple outing becomes a sharp story about trust, control, and chemistry. More character piece than mystery, it shows what their relationship looks like when the danger is mostly emotional.

Set after Necessary Ends at Cumberland Island's Greyfield Inn, this story starts with a bet and turns into trouble. Tai digs into an embarrassing piece of Trey's past while a sly criminal plot unfolds around them.

Tai plans a real first date with Trey, only to spot trouble in the middle of dinner. This brisk in-between adventure mixes flirtation, banter, and a sudden criminal mess that threatens to derail the evening.

When the reopened Talbot murder case points suspicion toward Trey, Tai joins him to hunt the truth. Old lies, buried loyalties, and a vigilante threat make this one of the series' most personal investigations.

This collection opens with a missing violinist, a stolen Stradivarius, and Tai's first near-professional case. It also gathers eight more Tai and Trey stories, filling in key moments, quieter scenes, and relationship beats between the novels.

Now apprenticing as a PI, Tai chafes at rules until her Aunt Rowena pulls her back toward Savannah. A threat against Uncle Boone, old family knots, and Trey's secrets send the series into darker, more personal territory.

Set after Darker Than Any Shadow, this lighter Tai and Trey story follows Trey's birthday through cocktails, cards, and competitive sparks. There is no murder this time, just more backstory, sharper banter, and a revealing look at Trey.