Tipperary Carriage Company Mystery Books in Order

Mae Monahan's first night operating her horse-drawn carriage business ends with a dead passenger on the carriage floor. With retired lawman Ross and her horse Steel, she investigates suspects who may be determined to keep their secrets.

An early Christmas gift gives Mae Monahan an exciting addition to her carriage company. Strange incidents soon threaten the horses, forcing Mae, Ross, and her sons to investigate whoever is turning their holiday surprise into danger.

A romantic carriage ride leaves Mae Monahan with an alarming discovery beneath a floor mat. Seeking police advice pulls her into theft and deception, while she and Ross try to protect themselves and Mae's horses from criminals.

Mae Monahan agrees to drive her horse in a new Halloween attraction's nightly parade. Meanwhile, an unidentified assailant targets local politicians and officials, drawing Mae, Ross, and her son's friends into a mystery that threatens their own safety.

Mae Monahan expects a busy season of cheerful wedding carriage rides, but unusual ceremonies and difficult clients bring complications. A double wedding adds serious trouble, leaving Mae and Ross trying to prevent an occasion from becoming a calamity.

After Mae Monahan's horse becomes a local hero at a parade, a video company offers promotional work. Suspicious incidents and concern for an old friend make Mae and Ross question the opportunity before someone gets hurt.

Mae Monahan and her pony join an outdoor musical, delighting its cast and crew. A terrible incident near the end of rehearsals plunges the company into chaos, and Mae and Ross investigate deception surrounding the production.

After Mae Monahan drives a former colonel in a St. Patrick's Day parade, a reporter confronts him about his military service. Mae and Ross investigate a mystery involving his reputation, a horse farm, and a deadly grudge.

Mae Monahan provides carriage rides at Ohio proms, but three young women's repeated appearances and odd behavior attract her attention. As Mae and Ross investigate their suspicions, a routine spring assignment becomes increasingly dangerous for them.

At an Ohio horse show, Mae Monahan finds herself investigating after a woman is discovered unconscious in a champion horse's stall. The animal already has a dangerous reputation, and Mae must protect both people and horses.

Mae Monahan takes her horses to an Ohio summer camp to teach children about riding and animal care. A missing girl, unusual incidents, and threatening weather turn the visit into a dangerous mystery for Mae and Ross.

Mae Monahan brings her horses and helpers to a county fair for carriage rides and racing parades. Suspicious incidents make her fear for the animals' safety, prompting an investigation before people or horses are seriously harmed.

Mae Monahan and her horses join a romantic holiday movie filming in Ohio, but an actor's troublemaking soon escalates into attempted murder. Mae and Ross investigate while trying to keep the animals and production crew safe.

A blizzard threatens Goodnight Farm on New Year's Eve as an unfamiliar horse arrives. When the newcomer becomes ill and Mae Monahan vanishes, her friends and family must confront the storm while trying to find her.

Mae Monahan's carriage company has a full schedule after Christmas, but strange incidents suggest someone is targeting the business. With Ross and her other helpers, she investigates the threats before robbery escalates into something more dangerous.

Mae and Ross continue their Irish holiday in Dublin, expecting parades, sightseeing and golf. An unexpected surprise and a troubling old legend unsettle Mae, and the couple’s trip again turns toward solving a murder far from their Ohio home.

Mae and Ross leave Ohio for an Irish holiday filled with horses, green countryside and quiet pubs. Their expected sightseeing is interrupted by murder, requiring the traveling couple to put their investigative skills to work in unfamiliar surroundings.

Visiting County Kerry, Mae and Ross enjoy fishing, beach rides and historic sites until a theft disrupts their holiday. The missing item carries personal as well as financial value, and Mae becomes determined to identify whoever took it.