Women's Murder Club Books in Order
Find the Women's Murder Club books by Maxine Paetro in order, with quick summaries, character notes, series background, and tips on where to begin.
Last updated: July 1, 2026
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Publication Order
21 books
1st to Die
by James Patterson
2000
2nd Chance
by James Patterson
2002
3rd Degree
by James Patterson
2004
4th of July
by James Patterson
2005
The 5th Horseman
by James Patterson
2006
The 6th Target
by James Patterson
2007
7th Heaven
by James Patterson
2008
The 8th Confession
by James Patterson
2009
The 9th Judgment
by James Patterson
2009
10th Anniversary
by James Patterson
2011
11th Hour
by James Patterson
2012
12th of Never
by Maxine Paetro
2013
Lindsay Boxer barely has time to settle in with her newborn before two major cases pull her back to work, a murder tied to a 49ers star and an eerie professor who seems to predict killings. Then the danger turns deeply personal.
Unlucky 13
by James Patterson
2014
14th Deadly Sin
by James Patterson
2015
15th Affair
by James Patterson
2016
16th Seduction
by James Patterson
2017
The 17th Suspect
by Maxine Paetro
2018
A confidential informant points Lindsay Boxer toward a disturbing possibility, something inside the San Francisco police department has gone badly wrong. As shootings spread and her health falters, Lindsay chases a killer determined to wreck both her case and her reputation.
The 18th Abduction
by James Patterson
2019
The 19th Christmas
by Maxine Paetro
2019
The Women's Murder Club is hoping for a quiet December when a criminal known only as Loman starts terrorizing San Francisco with escalating threats. Holiday plans vanish as Lindsay and her friends race to stop a mastermind who wants the whole city afraid.
The 20th Victim
by James Patterson
2020
21st Birthday
by James Patterson
2021
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