The Isabella Hartwell Society Mysteries Books in Order
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The Isabella Hartwell Society Mysteries books in publication order
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A Coveted Heiress
by Sarah F. Noel
2026
A death at an exclusive Harrods event seems accidental, but Isabella Hartwell suspects otherwise. Following concealed debts and private bargains through London's fashionable world, she investigates how social ambition and the protection of reputations might lead to murder.
A Notorious Heiress
by Sarah F. Noel
2026
Back in New York, Isabella Hartwell investigates when an actress is accused of murdering a notorious newspaper columnist. His trade in secrets provides numerous suspects, while press attention threatens to turn Isabella's own inquiries into a public scandal.
A Studious Heiress
by Sarah F. Noel
2026
Visiting Oxford, Isabella Hartwell encounters a university that permits women to study without treating them as equals. When an academic is murdered and a young woman is suspected, she investigates altered records, ambition, and concealed scandal.
An Impertinent Heiress
by Sarah F. Noel
2026
American heiress Isabella Hartwell arrives at an English country house anticipating scrutiny from fashionable society. When a quarrel ends in a lord's death and suspicion falls nearby, she investigates financial secrets and rivalries beneath the household's polished appearances.
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