Tamar Myers Books in Order

Magdalena Yoder's PennDutch Inn is already in chaos with clashing guests, a missing cook, and nonstop demands. Then one visitor dies, and another soon follows, forcing the no-nonsense innkeeper to start asking dangerous questions.

Magdalena wants the murders at her inn to stay in the past, but a film crew arrives to recreate them on location. When the assistant director turns up dead, she finds herself the prime suspect in another messy case.

Abigail Timberlake thinks she scored big when she buys a gorgeous French armoire at auction. Then it arrives with a corpse inside, shutting down her shop and pushing her into a tangle of family secrets and murder.

Recently divorced antiques dealer Abigail Timberlake is drawn into murder when her aunt Eulonia is killed with an elegant antique bell pull. Missing lace and a threat against Abby's son make the case suddenly very personal.

A trip to Ohio for her unpleasant cousin's funeral turns into an investigation when Magdalena learns his death was anything but ordinary. The trail leads straight into dairy-country secrets and a business called Daisybell Dairy.

Magdalena is dealing with wedding plans and a houseful of impossible people when a corpse turns up in a barrel of sauerkraut. To save her future happiness, she has to sort through family grudges and catch the killer.

A woman tries to sell Abby an ugly old vase, then dies in a hit-and-run minutes later. When the vase proves to be valuable Ming, Abby follows the mystery into plantation history, family pride, and long-buried Southern secrets.

When an Asian tourist is found strangled and then run over by a horse and buggy, Magdalena is pulled into a darker side of Amish country. The case forces her beyond the inn and into a tightly guarded community.

Magdalena reluctantly hosts a big East Coast bake-off at the PennDutch Inn, expecting stress but not murder. When the contest sponsor is stabbed and her cook becomes the main suspect, she has to save both the inn and the cook.

Abigail heads to Pennsylvania Dutch country to track down a source of fake antique tea services. What starts as business quickly turns deadly when she gets pulled into the suspicious death of a local auctioneer.

Abby and her friend C.J. arrive at a wealthy family's mansion and walk straight into murder. With a maid stabbed to death and C.J. treated as the obvious suspect, Abby has to find the truth before her friend takes the fall.

A church auction seems harmless until Abby unknowingly buys a lost art treasure. Soon she is neck-deep in scandal, greed, and a string of murders tied to a prize far more valuable than anyone expected.

Magdalena is reeling from a bigamist husband and a tornado that wrecked her inn when a reunion of World War II buddies turns deadly. An old vendetta comes roaring back, and murder lands right on her doorstep.

Abby unexpectedly inherits a distant relative's estate and heads to Savannah to settle matters. A fake urn, a rare 1793 penny, and hints of a hidden fortune convince her that her aunt's death deserves a much closer look.

Barbara Hostetler is certain she was supposed to have triplets, not twins, and she hires Magdalena to find the missing baby. What sounds impossible soon turns into a very real case of abduction and deception.

Abby's Halloween party ends with a fire, panic, and a grisly surprise delivered to her home. Stuffed inside a suit of armor is her ex-husband's current wife, and Abby must brave a strange world of collectors to catch the killer.

Everyone in Hernia agrees that Lizzie Mast is a terrible cook, but nobody expects her to die from poisoned crepes. Magdalena takes on the case and finds that even a small-town kitchen can hide a very determined killer.

An escaped convict samples one of Magdalena's famous dishes and promptly dies, dropping her into another ugly investigation. What looks absurd at first becomes a serious mystery with dangerous consequences.

Abby thinks brokering a fine Lalique collection could raise her standing in Charleston society. Instead, the collection's owner dies, Abby becomes the top suspect, and she has to piece together a shattered case fast.

A flashy developer wants to plant a giant hotel in the middle of quiet Hernia, and the whole town is furious. When he turns up dead at the PennDutch Inn, Magdalena has to save both her town and her reputation.

Abby would rather avoid a séance altogether, but her friend's old Charleston mansion may be more than just drafty. When the psychic known as Madame Woo-Woo dies, Abby realizes the real threat is human, not ghostly.

This short inspirational collection gathers stories about guardian angels appearing in moments of danger, fear, or need. It is a gentler side of Myers, centered on comfort, faith, and unexpected help.

When a bed-and-breakfast owner is killed with a tacky garden statue, Abby's friend Wynnell winds up in jail. Convinced the case is far uglier than it looks, Abby starts digging into guests, widowers, and bad taste.

Hernia's bicentennial barbecue should be good for business and town spirit. Instead, one of Magdalena's guests is murdered, and she has to keep the celebration from collapsing while she grills a long list of suspects.

At the church chili supper, Reverend Schrock drops dead after someone slips peanut butter into a bowl he should never have eaten. Magdalena sorts through grudges, old accusations, and a congregation full of motives.

Abby buys a jeweled birdcage and inherits a loud mynah bird named Monet, then wishes she hadn't. When the bird is kidnapped and her mother is snatched too, she has to chase down a bizarre ransom plot.

Outsiders move to the edge of Hernia with plans for a vineyard and winery, a direct insult to the local teetotaling Mennonites. When the vineyard manager is found buried in cement, Magdalena has to uncork the truth.

Abby wins a sealed storage locker and hopes for antiques, not evidence. Inside the canes and clutter she finds a human skull, launching a case that reaches into smuggling, counterfeiting, poaching, and murder.

A naive Amish woman is banished from her community and pushed into a world she barely understands. Her struggle to live with hard choices gives this standalone novel a more serious, inward-looking tone than Myers's mysteries.

Three days before his wedding, a local bachelor dies in another woman's bed, and scandal sweeps through Hernia. When the coroner finds his curry was spiked, Magdalena goes looking for a killer among the angry women he left behind.

Married life barely slows Magdalena down when a Holstein competition fills Hernia with visitors and trouble. After the event's founder is attacked and her husband Gabe and stepdaughter Alison disappear, the case turns frighteningly personal.

Abby spots a priceless Persian rug in a struggling discount store and brings it home feeling lucky, until the owner is found dead the next morning. The case leads her into fake carpets, stolen value, and real danger.

A church breakfast turns deadly when a woman collapses after eating stacks of pancakes. Very pregnant but still unstoppable, Magdalena follows the clues through another small-town case that quickly adds a second suspicious death.

Abby buys a beautiful seventeenth-century chest online as a birthday gift for her mother and winds up arrested for ivory trafficking. Furious and embarrassed, she goes after the smugglers who set her up before they strike again.

In 1958, young missionary Amanda Brown arrives in the Congo eager to do good and quickly runs into greed, culture clash, and danger. A giant uncut diamond and a murder plot pull her deep into the lives of Belle Vue's residents.

Magdalena is at the bank with her young son when armed men dressed like Amish burst in shooting and cursing. One sharp detail tells her they are impostors, and she sets out to prove it before they hit again.

Abby takes a break from her shop to attend the so-called wake of an eccentric woman who is still alive and enjoying the spectacle. When Aunt Jerry turns up dead in a freezer and a priceless ring vanishes, Abby becomes the suspect.

A white girl raised by the Bashilele headhunters is discovered and brought toward the world she was born into but no longer understands. Amanda Brown and her allies uncover buried secrets as a kidnapping plot flares back to life.

An accused monsignor, an old crime, and a dangerous secret shake Belle Vue in 1950s Congo. Amanda Brown, a police chief, and a witch doctor's family must work together to clear his name before the truth destroys more lives.

Julia Newton leaves Ohio for a mission school in the Belgian Congo and meets Buakane, a young girl fleeing an arranged marriage to Chief Eagle. Their lives collide in a tense story of survival, faith, and freedom.

At Hernia's annual pie festival, a bestselling novelist drops dead face-first into Magdalena's prize apple pie. Her sharp tell-all book has offended half the town, leaving Magdalena with suspects everywhere she turns.

Magdalena hopes a visit from English nobility will help move the PennDutch Inn upmarket. Instead, she gets impossible guests, a mummified corpse in the elevator shaft, and a fresh mystery after one aristocrat vanishes over Lovers' Leap.

Magdalena's new Amish-Asian restaurant is drawing attention, and not all of it is good. When a guest dies after eating a slice of blitz torte, she is arrested for murder and has to clear her name fast.

Hernia's Billy Goat Gruff Festival should be noisy fun, but a gruesome discovery and a string of wild pranks send everything off the rails. Magdalena starts wondering whether the target is the festival, or her.

Magdalena's ex-husband returns with plans for a huge biblical theme park that could wreck life in Hernia. When he dies after biting into a poisoned tart, she becomes the obvious suspect and has to fight back.

Investors crowd into Hernia hoping to partner with the famous Schmucker Brothers sausage business. After a tour of the pork factory, one of them ends up murdered at the inn, and Magdalena starts wondering what the sausages are hiding.

Reporter Zoe Porter heads to Tidal Shores, South Carolina, to cover a local mermaid craze built on an obvious fake. When the taxidermist behind the scheme is murdered, she has to expose the lie and catch a killer.

Now living in a fancy retirement community, octogenarian Magdalena throws a dinner party to smooth over neighborhood tensions. Instead, one guest dies after eating a chicken samosa, and murder follows her into her new home.

Archaeologist Ruth Baker goes to Peru for a dig and stumbles onto a hidden community of giant supernatural beings living in the Andes. To save them from extinction, she must face secrecy, greed, and the human hunger for gold.