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Vicki Lane Books in Order

Explore Vicki Lane's books in order, including Elizabeth Goodweather's Appalachian mysteries, The Day of Small Things, and And the Crows Took Their Eyes.

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Signs in the Blood

by Vicki Lane

2005

Widowed farmer Elizabeth Goodweather helps a neighbor investigate her son's disappearance while gathering ginseng in Appalachia. Retracing his movements takes Elizabeth through unfamiliar local beliefs and toward a killer concealed in the hills surrounding her home.

Art's Blood

by Vicki Lane

2006

A performance artist's murder and the history of a remarkable piece of folk art draw Elizabeth Goodweather into an Appalachian mystery. Protecting her infatuated nephew, she navigates tensions between traditional rural communities and Asheville's newer artistic circles.

Old Wounds

by Vicki Lane

2007

Elizabeth Goodweather's daughter Rosemary returns to their North Carolina farm determined to solve her childhood friend's disappearance nineteen years earlier. Their investigation uncovers complicated family relationships and Cherokee legends surrounding a mystery neither has been able to forget.

In a Dark Season

by Vicki Lane

2008

After Elizabeth Goodweather intervenes in an elderly neighbor's suicide attempt, the woman's sprawling house reveals a troubled past. Suspicious deaths, local legends, and violence pull Elizabeth into overlapping mysteries while an unseen killer watches her investigation.

The Day of Small Things

by Vicki Lane

2010

Raised amid cruelty and isolation, the girl called Least develops a connection to Appalachian folklore, healing, and unseen voices. In old age, a criminal's threat to a child forces her to reconsider promises that suppressed those powers.

Naked Came the Leaf Peeper

by Brian Lee Knopp, Annette Saunooke Clapsaddle, John P. McAfee, Vicki Lane, Tommy Hays & Alan Gratz

2011

Created for Malaprop’s Bookstore’s thirtieth anniversary, this comic serial novel was written chapter by chapter by twelve authors from or near Western North Carolina. Alan Gratz contributes “The Silence of the Llamas” to the collaborative tale.

Under the Skin

by Vicki Lane

2011

Elizabeth Goodweather's sister Gloria arrives at Full Circle Farm claiming her latest lover wants to kill her. Elizabeth doubts the story, but family tensions and concerns about her own approaching marriage draw her into secrets linking past and present.

In Civil War North Carolina, a divided mountain community faces violence as Confederate troops target suspected Union supporters. This historical novel reimagines the Shelton Laurel Massacre through the lives and conflicting loyalties of people caught in its aftermath.

Vicki Lane sub-series and character series

Elizabeth Goodweather Appalachian Mystery books in order

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  1. Book cover for "Signs in the Blood"

    Signs in the Blood

    by Vicki Lane

    2005Elizabeth Goodweather Appalachian Mystery, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Art's Blood"

    Art's Blood

    by Vicki Lane

    2006Elizabeth Goodweather Appalachian Mystery, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "Old Wounds"

    Old Wounds

    by Vicki Lane

    2007Elizabeth Goodweather Appalachian Mystery, Book 3
  4. Book cover for "In a Dark Season"

    In a Dark Season

    by Vicki Lane

    2008Elizabeth Goodweather Appalachian Mystery, Book 4
  5. Book cover for "The Day of Small Things"

    The Day of Small Things

    by Vicki Lane

    2010Elizabeth Goodweather Appalachian Mystery, Book 5
  6. Book cover for "Under the Skin"

    Under the Skin

    by Vicki Lane

    2011Elizabeth Goodweather Appalachian Mystery, Book 6

Standalone Vicki Lane books

  1. Book cover for "Naked Came the Leaf Peeper"

    Naked Came the Leaf Peeper

    by Brian Lee Knopp, Annette Saunooke Clapsaddle, John P. McAfee, Vicki Lane, Tommy Hays & Alan Gratz

    2011
  2. Book cover for "And the Crows Took Their Eyes"

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