Tim Myers Books in Order

Alex Winston's replica lighthouse inn should be a peaceful mountain retreat until a guest turns up dead at the top. More accidents follow, and Alex realizes someone is trying to wreck his inn, and maybe kill again.

A crafts fair brings life to Hatteras West, along with a blacksmith's murder. Alex has to protect the inn's reputation and work out who turned a friendly event into a killing ground.

A feuding family arrives to settle a will, and Alex's uncle is murdered in the middle of the chaos. To solve it, Alex has to sort inheritance bitterness from the truth.

Wedding plans at the inn collapse when the bride's ex husband is found dead on the property. Alex and Elise have to untangle jealousies and old ties before the celebration turns into scandal.

Harrison Black inherits his great aunt's candle shop just after her murder. While learning the business, he starts asking questions that could make him the killer's next problem.

A cursed emerald on display at Hatteras West disappears, and the guard meant to protect it is killed. Alex has to solve theft and murder before the legendary jewel brings down his inn.

A power outage at River's Edge leads Harrison to a dead potter and a much bigger mess than faulty wiring. He has to follow the trail through his tenants and neighbors before the complex tears itself apart.

During Founder's Day in New Conover, Harrison quarrels with a rival and becomes the obvious suspect when she is killed. Clearing his name means digging into the town's grudges fast.

A kayaking trip turns grim when Harrison bumps into a body in the river and recognizes the victim. The discovery forces him into a case that hits much closer to home.

A nasty property dispute turns deadly when the neighbor fighting the Perkins family is found murdered next door. Ben has to prove his family is not using land trouble as motive.

Ben Perkins helps run his family's soap business, Where There's Soap, and trouble lands when a supplier dies after a lye attack. With one of his sisters tied to the victim, Ben has to sort out business, romance, and murder.

The first Soap Celebration should be great publicity for Where There's Soap, until celebrity soapmaker Contessa New Berne is found dead backstage. Ben has to solve the case before the event becomes a disaster.

Carolyn Emerson's pottery studio, Fire at Will, becomes a crime scene when a body turns up inside. With her business and reputation under threat, she turns to her regulars to help piece the case together.

Carolyn and Bill Emerson dream of buying the building that houses Fire at Will, until a hostile building inspector turns up drowned in liquid clay. With Bill looking like the obvious suspect, Carolyn starts asking dangerous questions.

The long missing father of Carolyn's assistant returns to Maple Ridge and is soon murdered. Carolyn starts investigating to protect the people closest to the victim, and the case quickly turns personal.

A late night pizza delivery sends Eleanor Swift straight to a corpse instead of a customer. With suspicion settling near A Slice of Delight, she and her sister Maddy start asking questions.

Savannah Stone earns her living creating math and logic puzzles for newspapers, but a real life problem is harder to box in. When the mayor starts receiving death threats, Savannah has to solve the pattern before the next square to fill is his coffin.

Josh arrives in North Carolina and winds up living in his cousin's old boarding house, surrounded by quirky people who are kind, secretive, and hard to read. It is a cozy mystery about belonging, hidden histories, and the danger inside a house full of strangers.

This standalone mystery leans on close community ties, buried secrets, and the uneasy feeling that the past is not finished yet. Myers keeps the focus on suspicion, relationships, and the cost of digging too deep.

Crispin is exactly what the title promises, a bright young inventor whose ideas keep opening doors and causing problems. It is a kid centered adventure powered by curiosity, gadgets, and quick thinking.

A middle grade adventure built around discovery, danger, and the lure of hidden treasure. The emerald mine at the center promises excitement, but it also invites the kind of trouble children cannot ignore.

A local busybody dies after eating one of Suzanne Hart's donuts, and the police swarm her kitchen. To save her reputation and her shop, Suzanne has to find out who turned a sweet treat into a murder weapon.

After her divorce, Suzanne Hart opens Donut Hearts in April Springs, North Carolina, hoping for a clean start. Then a body is dumped outside her shop, and she has to clear her new business before gossip and suspicion ruin it.

Someone is being chased, watched, and pushed toward the edge in this fast moving suspense story. The tension comes from the feeling that danger is always a step behind, and sometimes a step ahead.

A taut suspense novel about fear, isolation, and a threat that closes in fast. Myers strips the story down to survival pressure and the question of who can be trusted.

Alex and Elise take over another lighthouse inn on the Outer Banks just as a storm cuts everyone off from help. With a killer in the house, they have to solve the case before the next victim falls.

A young adult mystery with an adventurous edge, built around an evocative setting and the sense that something dangerous is waiting to be uncovered. The title promises risk, and the story leans into it.

Hannah's powers are growing, but so is the trouble around her. When a new counselor arrives and danger builds at camp, Hannah has to trust her instincts and learn fast.

Twelve year old Hannah Brock seems to be the only child in her gifted family without extrasensory powers, so she is sent to Tweener camp. Then a hidden talent begins to surface, just as something dangerous starts moving toward her.

Greg Hatcher's brother is found murdered in Eleanor Swift's kitchen, and Eleanor refuses to believe her employee did it. She and Maddy dig through family grudges and inheritance trouble to clear him.

A young protagonist tries to put life back together after everything familiar has shifted. Myers uses that reset to build a story about identity, pressure, and the cost of starting over.

Winter festival cheer fades fast when Max's former girlfriend is found dead and he becomes the main suspect. Suzanne digs into messy relationships and old grudges to keep her ex from being fried for murder.

This young adult story mixes school life, pressure, and a search for the truth after events stop feeling ordinary. Myers keeps the focus on what happens when loyalty and honesty collide.

A playful romantic fantasy that mixes fairy tale magic with modern life. It promises enchantment, mischief, and the kind of love story that gets complicated the moment magic starts meddling.

A suspense story built around confinement, rising danger, and very little room to make a mistake. The pressure comes from a bad situation that keeps tightening.

This young adult mystery blends stage magic, performance, and the messy realities of growing up. A charismatic figure named Voltini changes one young life in ways that turn strange, personal, and hard to forget.

Trask is a werewolf private investigator trapped inside Dogtown, a walled slum where werewolves are kept apart from everyone else. When he is hired to find a missing human, the job pulls him deep into the city's most dangerous streets.

Griffin leaves the Poison Ivy Orphanage for a new school when magic crystals reveal he may have real power. Alongside Luke and Callie, he learns that wizard training comes with danger as well as wonder.

After a disastrous meeting with her editor, Savannah Stone returns to apologize and finds him dead instead. With police looking at her first, she has to outthink a long list of angry writers and coworkers.

A flashy new pizzeria opens next door, and Eleanor's very public clash with its owner makes her look guilty when he is killed. She and Maddy need answers before rivalry becomes motive.

A collection of short mystery stories built around appearance, identity, and the surprises hidden behind first impressions. The title hints at both glamour and deception.

A reader challenge collection full of short setups that invite you to spot patterns, predict outcomes, and think one step ahead. It is part puzzle book and part game.

More quick puzzles and brainteasers designed to make readers pause, guess, and test their logic against the next reveal. It keeps the same playful challenge as the first volume.

A claustrophobic suspense story where the walls seem to close in as fast as the danger rises. Myers uses the premise to keep pressure high and choices limited.

Myers turns a simple bad position into a full thriller, where every move seems to close off another escape route. It is lean, tense, and built on the fear of running out of options.

A collection of darker mystery tales that lean more toward suspense than comfort. These stories are short, sharp, and interested in what happens when a bad moment turns worse.

Interactive mystery pieces that invite the reader to study the clues and work out the solution before the answer is revealed. The fun is in trying to beat the story to the truth.

Another round of short solve it yourself mysteries, built to challenge close readers and armchair detectives. Each case is compact, but the clues matter.

A third set of interactive mystery puzzles that asks the reader to slow down, notice details, and solve the crime before the explanation arrives. It is a playful extension of Myers' love of clues.

A hostile radio host has been attacking Suzanne's donut shop on air, so his murder puts her straight in the spotlight. With an eclair at the scene and half the town talking, she has to prove she was framed.

A varied set of mystery stories about risky moves, unlikely chances, and people betting more than they should. The title fits both the crimes and the people caught in them.

Paul and Sarah jump inside a Monet painting at the museum where their mother works. Guided by Trilinia, they have to find a hidden key and survive the world inside the canvas.

Paul and Sarah return to the strange world of living art, this time inside a Picasso inspired puzzle. To help Trilinia and get home safely, they have to think differently about every clue they see.

Stories about crime, memory, and the way old trouble can echo into the present. Myers plays with repetition, consequence, and the feeling that some mistakes do not stay finished.

Alex and Elise are finally ready to marry, until one of their guests is found dead on the wedding day. They have to put aside their plans and catch the killer before they can say I do.

Three senior sleuth stories that play up wit, life experience, and the pleasure of watching underestimated people solve the problem. The tone is light, but the mysteries are real.

Sarah enters a cooking showdown with a local chef, only to have one of the judges killed on stage. Suddenly she is at the center of the investigation and racing to expose the real murderer.

Sarah Jacobs loves slow cooking, teaches it at the community college, and writes about it for the local paper. When one of her students is murdered, Sarah has to clear herself and her class before the case sticks.

A strange time wave sends Katherine, Andy, and Zach into Archimedes' world. To fix the break in time, they have to dodge danger and reach the inventor before soldiers stop them.

Katherine, Andy, and Zach are pulled into a time travel adventure involving Ben Franklin. They have to navigate the past, help set things right, and learn a little history on the way.

Katherine, Andy, and Zach travel back again, this time to help Thomas Edison. Getting there is only part of the problem, because they also have to find their way home through time.

When newsstand owner Emily Hargraves vanishes after visiting Donut Hearts, Suzanne becomes one of the last people to see her. A strange special order, a missing Max, and a body in the park make the case even stranger.

A community good deed turns into a murder case when volunteering puts an ordinary person in the wrong place at the worst time. Small town connections make the mystery feel personal from the start.

When a robbery disrupts a wedding rehearsal dinner at Millie Nelson's cafe, Harrison goes looking for the thief. This short mystery brings him back to familiar friends, food, and trouble.

This paranormal mystery puts an undead investigator at the center of the case. Expect noir style sleuthing, dark humor, and a world where being dead does not end the job.

Victoria and Greg run The Charming Moose Diner with Victoria's family in Jasper Fork, North Carolina. When a man claiming he owns the diner's land is found murdered in the freezer, Victoria and Moose have to uncover an old secret.

A local supplier is murdered on his farm after a very public clash at The Charming Moose Diner. Victoria and Moose race to find the real killer before suspicion over bad beef turns deadly for someone they know.

Savannah Stone faces another case where the clues refuse to line up neatly. She and Zach have to sort through local secrets, false patterns, and one more killing before the puzzle locks into place.

When a businessman dies after eating cake from The Charming Moose, Victoria and Moose are pulled into a poisoning case. They need to figure out who turned dessert into a weapon before the diner takes the blame.

Suzanne's mother jumps into a heated mayoral race, with chocolate donuts helping fuel the campaign. But when her opponent is murdered, Suzanne has to sort out politics, family, and motive before her mother takes the fall.

After Suzanne clashes with a local blacksmith, he is murdered and she becomes the obvious suspect. To save her shop and her name, she has to uncover who else had a reason to silence the man.

A furious stranger buys a box of crullers and uses them to pelt Suzanne's friend Gabby's shop. When he later turns up dead outside Donut Hearts, Suzanne and Gabby must untangle the trouble before it sticks to them.

A pizza contest sounds like good publicity until the man running it winds up dead. Eleanor has to figure out who wanted Laughing Luigi gone before the killer comes after her next.

Grace's cheating boyfriend is dead, and the evidence is piling up around her. Suzanne is sure her best friend is innocent, so she starts digging through broken relationships, ugly secrets, and plenty of people with reason to kill.

Celebrity chef Antonio Benet storms into town, takes over Eleanor's kitchen, and makes enemies fast. When he is murdered, the suspect list is long, and Eleanor is on it.

Griffin works to master the crystal powers he earned in his first year. The magic gets harder, the risks rise, and he has to fight to keep both his place and his abilities.

When a waitress's useless ex husband storms back into town demanding custody of their children, Victoria expects trouble. After he is murdered, she and Moose have to clear someone they care about before the sheriff locks in on the wrong suspect.

A local actor makes a pass at Moose's wife and soon ends up dead. With plenty of enemies and Moose in danger of being blamed, Victoria and her family have to find out who finally snapped.

A wealthy pickle heir collapses and dies in The Charming Moose, and everyone assumes illness was to blame. Then Victoria and Moose learn it was murder, and the case pulls them far beyond their usual small town world.

Emily Hargraves announces she is marrying Suzanne's ex husband Max, but the wedding turns deadly when one of her old flames is killed. Suzanne and Grace have to sort through jealous guests and long standing resentments fast.

What looks like an accidental carbon monoxide tragedy starts to feel much darker when a dead girl reaches out for help through Midnight. Christy has to uncover the truth before another spirit is left waiting.

A stranger claims he can prove Suzanne's late father had dangerous secrets, then gets murdered before he can talk. With Suzanne and her mother under suspicion, they have to learn who wanted the man silenced first.

Looking for cheaper rent, Jennifer Shane moves into a lakeside place with a troubling history. When one of her card club members dies and a message arrives from beyond the grave, accident stops being a believable answer.

Jennifer Shane opens her card shop hoping for orders, not panic. Then the phone rings with a stranger pleading for her life, and Jennifer and her sheriff brother start chasing the mystery behind the call.

Christy Blake loses her cat Midnight and her boss in what looks like a robbery at the secondhand shop. Then Midnight comes back as a ghost cat and starts helping her track down the killer.

Jennifer Shane's surprise honor as Businessperson of the Year is spoiled when the presenter is murdered at the banquet. With talk of a rigged contest and her sister high on the suspect list, Jennifer has to untangle the politics fast.

A high school reunion brings Suzanne and Grace face to face with old classmates and older secrets. When one of them is murdered, the women have to untangle buried grudges before the past claims someone else.

Maddy's troublesome ex husband reappears right before her wedding and soon turns up dead. Eleanor helps her sister sort through lies, resentment, and real danger.

After a fierce confrontation, local baker Barry Jackson dies when his bakery burns with him inside. Moose and Victoria have to solve the case quickly before the smoke clears and the blame settles on them.

Chief Martin's brother is murdered on the very day he is meant to retire. Jake takes over the case, but Suzanne and Grace keep digging until all the suspects are gathered in a mountain lodge with nowhere to hide.

A short story collection where the fun comes from reversals, surprises, and cases that do not go where you expect. Myers keeps the endings moving just a little sideways.

The chief's ex wife is found dead, and Jake is brought in because he believes it was murder, not accident. Suzanne and Grace investigate from the sidelines, only to discover the case could upend far more than their plans.

A themed collection of short mysteries with a sly, cozy edge. The title hints at quick reads that pair everyday settings with sudden trouble.

Jake comes to April Springs to recover after being shot, but recovery is not simple when the criminal he was after has a dangerous partner. Suzanne soon finds herself facing threats from Jake's case and from her own past.

A short story collection centered on clues, secrets, and the meanings people miss until it is too late. Communication is rarely as simple as it first looks.

When Aunt Jean dies suddenly, Suzanne and her mother suspect murder almost at once. The case grows stranger when clues left behind suggest Jean knew she was in danger and planned one last message from beyond the grave.

Stories that look at love, commitment, and the trouble that can grow inside supposedly settled relationships. The murders may vary, but the domestic tension is part of the point.

A collection of crime stories where cash, greed, debt, and opportunity drive the trouble. When money is the pressure point, almost anyone starts to look suspicious.

Short mysteries built around parties, events, and celebrations that go badly wrong. The contrast between festivity and crime gives the collection its spark.

Workplaces, coworkers, and office grudges fuel this collection of compact crime stories. Myers finds plenty of motive between clock in and clock out.

Emma's awful boyfriend is found dead in the middle of a bonfire during Spirit Night, and Emma becomes a target of suspicion. Suzanne, Grace, and Jake have to work together before the case turns more dangerous still.

A set of mystery stories where animals, owners, and everyday attachments complicate the case. The tone is varied, but the bond between people and pets is always part of the trouble.

Older amateur investigators return for more cases, bringing experience, stubbornness, and a little humor with them. It is another reminder that curiosity does not retire.

A bank robbery turns deadly when a security guard is murdered, and the note is written on a new menu from A Slice of Delight. That link drags Eleanor's pizzeria into a much bigger case.

A collection that enjoys reversals, payback, and the moment when a seemingly safe situation flips. The stories are built around the satisfaction of a sharp turn.

Tim Myers shares a straightforward guide to writing with practical advice on process, habits, and getting words on the page. It is brief, plainspoken, and meant to help writers actually finish work.

A holiday case pulls Suzanne back into the familiar mix of small town secrets, holiday stress, and trouble near Donut Hearts. Even at the most festive time of year, someone in April Springs is ready to steal more than pastries.

Pat and Annie get pulled into a case that reaches back into an older murder and touches someone close to them. The deeper they dig, the clearer it becomes that the past is not done killing.

A group of college students comes to town hunting Jasper Blankenship's lost fortune, but one of them is murdered at the dig site instead. Pat and Annie have to decide whether greed, legend, or local knowledge killed first.

A customer is murdered on the porch of the Cast Iron Store and Grill with one of its own skillets. Twins Pat and Annie Marsh have to solve the case before the killer adds them to the list.

Suzanne joins Grace at a fancy corporate retreat expecting a little pampering and a lot of scenery. Instead, a guest dies, the group is cut off from help, and a killer is trapped on the mountain with them.

Suzanne and Jake return from their honeymoon to find April Springs in chaos and a new police chief dead. With friends, family, and even Suzanne's assistant among the suspects, married life starts with a murder investigation.

A time capsule opened in the town square reveals a murder confession that should have stayed buried. Suzanne, Grace, and Jake follow the trail into the past, only to find the danger may still be active in the present.

A murder at an old wagon factory drags Suzanne and Jake into a case tied to renovation plans and rumors of hidden gold. The clues suggest greed, history, and something personal are all tangled together.

When Crazy Dan, the local junk man, is found murdered in his shop, most people assume he was harmless. Suzanne and Grace learn otherwise as they uncover the surprising life, and many enemies, behind the old man.

When their estranged Aunt Della is threatened, Pat and Annie leave Maple Crest for the North Carolina mountains. To save her, they have to find out who wants her dead before the next attack lands.

Annie's ex boyfriend Timothy Roberts is found dead in his burned out cabin, and suspicion lands squarely on her. Pat and Annie start digging into missing Jenna Lance, bad debts, and the victim's secrets to clear her name.

Kindly old Gray Vincent is stabbed after movie night in the park, leaving April Springs baffled. Suzanne and Grace soon discover the man had a buried past, and that old sins may still be shaping the present.

An ice storm leaves April Springs frozen in place, and one resident is found dead outdoors in a Santa suit. Suzanne and Grace quickly learn the cold did not kill him, someone with a gun did.

A new attorney in April Springs is murdered soon after a public clash with Jake, putting him and Suzanne in the crosshairs. As they work to prove their innocence, family news threatens to change Suzanne's life as well.

While Donut Hearts is being repaired after storm damage, contractor Snappy Mack is found murdered inside the shop. Suzanne and Jake have to sort through his enemies before the killer decides one body is not enough.

A missing newspaper owner is only the start of Suzanne's trouble when an old flame soon turns up dead near a waterfall. The case forces her to confront secrets from her own past before they become a new danger.

The mayor's biggest rival is found murdered in city hall, behind the mayor's own desk, and then the mayor disappears. Suzanne, Grace, and Momma must clear his name before politics turns into a permanent setup.

A new bookstore opens across from Donut Hearts just as mystery writers descend on April Springs for a special panel. With so many people talking about murder, it is no surprise that someone soon makes it real.

A town councilman is brutally attacked, and the evidence points toward Mayor George Morris. Suzanne and Jake know their friend is being framed, but proving it is hard when the victim cannot remember what happened.

Barton Gleason's pop up bistro is meant to be a big new start for April Springs. Instead, a rival chef is murdered nearby, and Suzanne and Grace have to solve the crime while Jake is away on family business.

Suzanne and Jake leave town for a party with friends and wind up locked in a powerless penthouse with a corpse. As the storm worsens, they have to identify the killer before being trapped becomes much worse.

Suzanne agrees to make donuts for a longtime customer's birthday party, only for the guest of honor to die before the celebration begins. She pulls Grace, Jake, and Phillip into the case before the trail goes cold.

Their honeymoon at Bear Creek Lodge turns into another case when a recent death looks less like suicide and more like murder. Alex and Elise have to question guests and locals while trying not to become part of the story.

Fright Week in April Springs is thrown off course when a body appears at the dunking booth under the town clock. Suzanne and her mother investigate, and old secrets quickly come back to haunt the present.

Suzanne and Jake think they have won a relaxing weekend at a mountain resort island. Instead, they discover they were brought there to help expose an attempted killer, and soon they are isolated with the suspect.

A prominent member of the community is murdered, and Suzanne teams up with her stepfather Phillip to investigate. The deeper they go, the more they run into the meaner, messier side of small town life.

When Emily Hargraves' beloved stuffed animals are kidnapped, the police treat it like a prank. Then the apparent abductor is murdered, and Suzanne and Jake are forced into a case that has turned suddenly serious.

A pie shop is about to open in April Springs, but its sour owner is murdered before launch day arrives. Suzanne and Grace sort through a crowded field of suspects while hoping to stop the killer's next move.

On her way home, Suzanne spots smoke over April Springs and fears the worst. The fire is at Gabby's shop, and as the damage unfolds, Suzanne and Grace have to learn who wanted the business, and owner, destroyed.

After returning to April Springs, Suzanne learns that her friend Annabeth Kline supposedly died in a studio accident. It does not take long for Suzanne to realize the artist's death was anything but accidental.

Suzanne, Jake, Momma, and Phillip buy an old house to fix up, only to discover it is being used for illegal business. Renovation headaches quickly become a full murder case with far more at stake than a remodel.

A book and donut festival should be a cheerful local draw, but one of the guest authors dies in the middle of robbing Donut Hearts. Suzanne and Grace must solve the murder and recover the missing money.

An urgent call from Suzanne's old college roommate sends her out of town in a hurry. Once she arrives, she has to decide whether her friend is spiraling or whether someone really is trying to drive her away forever.

A simple camping journal designed to help readers record trips, favorite moments, and outdoor memories. It works as a keepsake for campgrounds, family weekends, and the small details you want to remember later.

Suzanne's mother gets a threatening note, but the police think the whole thing is a townwide prank. Suzanne and Grace keep digging, and when someone is murdered, the warning suddenly looks chillingly real.

A companion cookbook built around the cozy world of Suzanne Hart and Donut Hearts. It mixes recipes with the warm, small town flavor readers associate with the series.

A nasty landlord is murdered during a going out of business sale, and nearly every shop owner in the strip mall has a reason to hate him. Suzanne and Grace investigate before one of their friends is blamed.

Suzanne and Jake expect a quiet visit to Jake's friend's mountain lodge, maybe even a second honeymoon. Instead they walk into a house full of angry relatives and former partners, and then the guests start dying.

Suzanne tags along when Jake takes a missing person case on the North Carolina coast, hoping for a short break. Instead, they get caught in a small town mystery rooted in both present danger and old history.

Phillip Martin uncovers a clue to a treasure missing since the Civil War, and Suzanne, Jake, and Momma join the search. They are not alone for long, and treasure hunting quickly turns into a dangerous race.

A once famous country singer returns to April Springs and asks Suzanne to do a donut making demonstration for television. Before they can go on, someone is killed, and Suzanne and Jake are back on the case.

A mayoral election turns deadly when the newly elected winner is murdered almost at once. With suspicion falling on outgoing mayor George Morris, Suzanne and Phillip have to clear their friend before the case closes around him.

A contractor working next door to Donut Hearts is assaulted and left nailed to the wall of Gabby's shop. Until he wakes up, Suzanne must figure out what happened before the town convicts Gabby on rumor alone.

A murder during the dress rehearsal for Max's new play stops the show before opening night. Suzanne and Grace have to sift through cast drama, backstage grudges, and shaky alibis to find out who wanted blood.

A science fiction adventure about slipping sideways into another dimension, where the rules have changed and getting home is anything but easy. The fun comes from the disorientation as much as the danger.

When Richard Covington is murdered, Suzanne and Phillip follow the man's troubled past into the present. The case gets harder when one of Suzanne's closest friends lands on the suspect list.

Gabby surprises everyone by reopening her shop and throwing a wedding, but the joy does not last. When the groom is poisoned soon after the ceremony, Suzanne and Grace race to protect their friend and expose the truth.

When Savannah Stone's editor is found dead, the police have an easy suspect in mind. Savannah knows too many people crossed him, so she starts pulling at clues the official investigation would rather leave alone.

Savannah Stone faces one more case where the clues refuse to line up neatly. She and Zach have to work through false leads, local secrets, and a fresh killing before the whole pattern locks into place.

Savannah Stone creates math and word puzzles for newspapers, but a real life threat is harder to diagram. When the mayor starts receiving death threats, she has to solve the pattern before it turns into murder.

A Valentine's scavenger hunt sends couples across April Springs, with Donut Hearts as one of the stops. The game ends abruptly when a player is murdered, leaving Suzanne and Trish to solve the case.

A man convicted of murder gets out of prison on a technicality and asks Phillip Martin and Suzanne to prove he was framed. The cold case is sixteen years old, but the truth may still be dangerous.

A corrupt health inspector has been shaking down local restaurants for good ratings, and then he turns up murdered. Suzanne and Grace need answers fast, because several businesses, including Donut Hearts, were already in his sights.

When Paige Hill offers Suzanne a weekend away, she gladly takes the break. But an early inheritance party turns tense fast, and Suzanne finds herself in the middle of another murder before the trip is through.