Vickie Fee Books in Order
Explore Vickie Fee books in publication order, with summaries of her Liv and Di in Dixie and Café Cinema mysteries to help you choose a first read.
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Vickie Fee books in publication order
5 books
Death Crashes the Party
by Vickie Fee
2015
Party planner Liv McKay discovers a corpse in a freezer while preparing a celebration for demanding clients in Dixie, Tennessee. With best friend Di Souther, she follows local secrets into a murder investigation involving smugglers and unexpected danger.
It's Your Party, Die If You Want to
by Vickie Fee
2016
A busy Halloween schedule takes Liv McKay to a businesswomen's retreat and into the orbit of a celebrity ghost hunter. Discovering Morgan Robison's body in a cemetery sends Liv and Di searching among the victim's romantic entanglements.
One Fete in the Grave
by Vickie Fee
2017
Liv McKay's Fourth of July celebration loses its sparkle when councilman Bubba Rowland is found dead. Her mother's fiancé Earl becomes the prime suspect, prompting Liv and best friend Di to investigate the town's rivalries and secrets.
Til Death Do Us Party
by Vickie Fee
2018
Liv McKay travels to Las Vegas for her mother's Elvis-themed wedding, only to discover the impersonator minister has been murdered. With cousin Little Junior under suspicion, Liv and Di search for the killer before the celebration collapses.
My Fair Latte
by Vickie Fee
2020
Barista Halley Greer inherits an old Arkansas movie theater and reopens it as a coffee and wine bar. A customer's death during opening night makes her a suspect, drawing her into a web of blackmail and family secrets.
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