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Traci Hall (Traci Wilton) Books in Order

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Explore Traci Hall's work as Traci Wilton in order, with book summaries, pen name background, and clear guidance on where to start.

Last updated: July 14, 2026

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Traci Hall (Traci Wilton) books in publication order

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6 books

1

Mrs. Morris and the Ghost

by Traci Wilton

2019

Widowed Charlene Morris buys a Salem mansion sight unseen to start over as a B&B owner. Then she meets Jack Strathmore, the ghost who believes he was murdered and expects her to prove it.

2

Mrs. Morris and the Ghost of Christmas Past

by Traci Wilton

2020

A lottery winner's holiday charity night ends in a deadly hit-and-run, and Charlene Morris is close enough to see the tensions. Between difficult parents, a crowded Salem season, and Jack's advice, she has another murder to untangle.

3

Mrs. Morris and the Witch

by Traci Wilton

2020

Charlene's newly renovated Salem B&B is ready for Halloween guests when a local Wiccan turns up dead. With ghostly housemate Jack at her side, she has to sort out coven politics and a very human killer.

4

Mrs. Morris and the Sorceress

by Traci Wilton

2021

During Salem's Fourth of July play, a rising actress with a talent for stirring trouble is killed by what should have been a prop gun. Charlene and Jack step into a backstage mess of jealousy, secrets, and grudges.

5

Mrs. Morris and the Vampire

by Traci Wilton

2021

Salem's Witch Ball gets wilder when a self-proclaimed Romanian vampire vanishes at midnight and a body turns up on shore. Charlene Morris and Jack have to decide who staged the spectacle and why.

6

Mrs. Morris and the Pot of Gold

by Traci Wilton

2022

An Irish dinner outing turns deadly when Charlene Morris stumbles onto the aftermath of a second brawl and a fresh corpse. As the only eyewitness to a hooded suspect, she cannot stay out of the case.

Series background & context

Traci Hall writes in more than one mode, and Traci Wilton is the name she shares with romance author Patrice Wilton for their Salem-set mysteries. This page is a useful place to see how that joint byline fits beside Hall's solo work, from contemporary romance to small-town cozies.

Hall's books often begin with people who have a lot on their plate. A new business needs saving. A family situation gets complicated. A community gathering turns into the center of a mystery. Whether the setting is a Florida beach town or the Scottish seaside town of Nairn, the stories make room for local routines, friendships, and the small frictions that can turn into bigger trouble.

The Traci Wilton books take that approach in a more openly paranormal direction. In Mrs. Morris and the Ghost, widowed Charlene Morris moves from Chicago to Salem, Massachusetts, hoping to open a bed-and-breakfast in a historic mansion. Instead, she finds Jack Strathmore, the mansion's former owner, still there as a ghost and convinced his death was murder.

That is not the retirement plan Charlene had in mind.

The Salem books are cozy mysteries first, with an ongoing relationship at their center. Charlene has to learn a new town, run a business, and work out how much she can trust Jack's memories and instincts. Jack cannot handle the living-world parts of an investigation himself, so he pushes Charlene to ask questions, follow leads, and get involved when she would probably prefer a quieter day at the inn.

Salem gives the series plenty to work with. Halloween crowds, seasonal celebrations, historic landmarks, tourists, performers, and local businesses all create opportunities for a murder case without losing the warm, community-focused feel. The ghostly element adds humor and atmosphere, but the clues still lead back to ordinary motives such as money, resentment, ambition, and secrets.

For readers, the connection between Hall's solo books and the Traci Wilton series is the focus on accessible characters and strong settings. Start with Mrs. Morris and the Ghost for Charlene and Jack's first meeting, then continue in order to watch the B&B, the Salem community, and their partnership take shape.

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