Wendy Sand Eckel Books in Order
Explore Wendy Sand Eckel books in order, following Rosalie Hart's mysteries from Murder at Barclay Meadow, with publication dates and summaries of each title.
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Wendy Sand Eckel books in publication order
4 books
Murder at Barclay Meadow
by Wendy Sand Eckel
2015
After her husband's affair, Rosalie retreats to her late aunt's farmhouse on Maryland's Eastern Shore. Finding a young woman's body in the marsh draws her into an investigation when she doubts the sheriff's conclusion of accidental death.
Death at the Day Lily Cafe
by Wendy Sand Eckel
2016
Rosalie's café opening is interrupted by a friend's request to clear her sister of murder. Investigating a victim disliked throughout town brings a growing suspect list and danger that becomes personal when Rosalie's daughter is caught up in events.
Mystery at Windswept Farm
by Wendy Sand Eckel
2022
A neighboring farmer’s poisoning threatens Rosalie Hart’s organic farm and disrupts a cooking school at her café. When a student falls ill from the same poison, Rosalie and head waiter Glenn investigate the connections between the victims.
Killer in a Winter Wonderland
by Wendy Sand Eckel
2023
Facing Christmas without her daughter and friction at her expanded café, Rosalie Hart learns that a neighbor has been murdered while cycling. She and head waiter Glenn investigate his death amid Cardigan’s increasingly complicated holiday preparations.
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