Tiffany Black Cases Books in Order

An amateur actor’s murder puts Rosie under suspicion and sends Tiffany searching for evidence that will clear her friend. Their investigation unfolds alongside Stone’s favor for Sue Giant and preparations for Ian’s approaching farewell party in Las Vegas.

Life coach Sue Giant hires Tiffany Black after surviving what she believes was an attempt on her life. Tiffany, Rosie, and Nanna examine her chaotic world while Nanna redirects her romantic matchmaking efforts toward Tiffany’s friend Stone.

Tiffany Black and Rosie investigate the death of an e-sports competitor, only to encounter another murder and a criminal skilled with technology. Meanwhile, Nanna’s interference in Stone’s love life and Sue Giant’s ambitions complicate Tiffany’s days.

Tiffany and Rosie investigate the murder of popular life coach Paul Alwes and discover that his success rested on deception. As the number of possible motives grows, even their own clients become suspects in an increasingly dangerous case.

Tiffany Black investigates a photographer’s disappearance twenty-five years earlier while a mysterious woman insists on helping. Questions about the missing woman, Rosie’s concealed past, and Stone’s worsening illness leave Tiffany facing threats that may still be active.

Tiffany Black’s investigation into a food critic’s death becomes another difficult case in Las Vegas. At the same time, Nanna’s interference in Stone’s romantic life pushes Tiffany to reconsider her own situation and feelings about the future.

An antique-shop owner’s suspicious death draws Tiffany and Rosie into a case filled with unusual motives. While they try to prevent another killing, the Lindsey family’s escalating harassment threatens to overwhelm Tiffany and complicate the investigation.

Tiffany and Rosie investigate an art-world murder and reunite with eccentric artist Kylie Mince and her husband. An offer of work from Elle Lindsey raises further questions about trust after the pair’s damaging legal encounter with her family.

Tiffany and Rosie pose as college students while Stone works undercover in security to investigate Professor Hargrove’s death. Their proximity to potential suspects increases the danger, and renewed interference from the Lindseys adds another complication to the assignment.

Tiffany, Rosie, and Nanna pose as yogurt sellers to identify whoever is threatening fermented-foods businessman Rufus Brinehart. His murder turns their assignment into a search among volatile vendors and unusual entrepreneurs for someone willing to silence him permanently.

A retired actress’s murder sends Tiffany and Rosie looking for someone who still had a reason to want her dead. While they investigate the killing, Tiffany and Stone also struggle to keep a secret about their own relationship.

Tiffany suspects that the homicide detective who hired her may himself be a murderer. Building a case against a police officer tests both her investigative skills and her instincts, while changes in her relationship with Stone add personal pressure.

Asked to investigate apparently haunted happenings, Tiffany and Rosie instead become involved in a real murder. Their search through suspicious servants and delighted heirs must uncover both the killer and the person orchestrating the unsettling events around their client.

A missing podcaster’s disappearance leads Tiffany and Rosie to a murder and the trail of a killer. While their search becomes more dangerous, the consequences of Nanna’s interference in Stone’s love life complicate matters closer to home.

Botanist Seraphina Quill dies during a desert tour, but her guide and acquaintances doubt the apparent allergic reaction. Tiffany and Rosie investigate, racing to protect another endangered tourist while questioning whether an uneasy alliance with Elle Lindsey can last.

A childhood friend asks Tiffany to investigate her fiancé Ricardo, drawing her into a deadly dance competition. After Ricardo is killed, Tiffany and Rosie uncover the enemies behind his pleasant appearance while Tiffany and Stone reconsider their relationship.

Tiffany and Rosie investigate a casino employee’s death and discover connections between a murdered mechanic and darker secrets. Their search for answers unfolds while Nanna and her friends appear to be involved in a questionable scheme of their own.

Investigating the death of troubled young Nora brings Tiffany and Rosie into contact with a business potentially linked to dangerous mobsters. Finding her killer offers a chance to damage the criminal organization, provided the pair can stay ahead of it.

A baroness’s maid asks Tiffany and Rosie to investigate the murder of her employer’s brother, a technology-company chief executive. His financial officer, girlfriend, and business rivals all had grievances, leaving the investigators to determine who turned resentment into murder.

An apparently accidental death at a chocolate factory leads Tiffany and Rosie through suspicious suppliers, competing heirs and organized-crime connections. Meanwhile, documents discovered by Elle Lindsey might expose the family corporation, if her motives can be trusted.

Tiffany and Rosie investigate the death of a colleague of Rosie’s brother Max, whose own troubles make the case unusually delicate. When evidence links Max to the murder, their friends join an inquiry that could expose dangers beyond the immediate crime.

An art-gallery vandalism case turns into a murder investigation for Tiffany and Rosie. Questioning eccentric artists and their admirers reveals a circle of unusual suspects, forcing the detectives to distinguish harmless oddity from a killer’s carefully concealed motives.

An Elvis impersonator’s murder interrupts Ian’s elaborate wedding preparations and draws Tiffany and Rosie into another investigation. With Rosie’s secretive brother Max also back in town, the detectives must untangle old grudges before another killing disrupts their lives.

An organized-crime syndicate targets Tiffany and Rosie, putting the people they love in danger. When an employee trying to help Tiffany is murdered, the investigators and Stone confront criminals determined to silence anyone who threatens their interests.

A food-truck festival ends in murder, leaving artist Kylie Mince and her husband Pierre accused of the crime. Tiffany and Rosie investigate unusual suspects, a hostile health inspector and potentially deadly snails while trying to protect their clients.

Tiffany and Rosie investigate an old death thought natural and the recent murder of a dance guru. Emerging connections between the cases make them question their own clients, while friends and family help them pursue the truth.

Rosie’s new interest in magic leads her and Tiffany to the murder of a popular street performer. Their investigation reveals old grievances and hidden enemies, while former assistant Ian returns to Las Vegas with disruptive wedding plans.

A performance artist’s death sends Tiffany and Rosie among hostile artists, unhelpful guards and a familiar loan shark. As they pursue the killer, Stone’s separate search for a stolen armored van adds another mystery to their workload.

Tiffany and Rosie investigate a startup building a robot chef after a frightened employee fears mobsters are pursuing her. When her former boss is found murdered, apparently by the robot, the detectives confront technological questions and organized-crime secrets.

A groom disappears after his bachelor-party weekend, and Tiffany and Rosie expect a straightforward missing-person investigation. Conflicting accounts and hidden motives complicate the search, then a key informant’s death suggests someone is protecting far more than an embarrassing celebration.

Tiffany and Rosie investigate allegations of misconduct by teachers visiting Las Vegas for a retreat. Their assignment soon takes an unexpected turn, raising questions about whether ordinary bad behavior is concealing something much more serious among the visitors.

Tiffany and Rosie reopen the disappearance of Harold Lindsey, hoping to expose crimes inside the Lindsey Syndicate. His unexpected reappearance complicates their assumptions, leaving them to determine how far the family’s leaders will go to preserve their reputation.