Book 1

Not a Creature Was Stirring

by Jane Haddam

Published 1 November 1990

Book 2

Precious Blood

by Jane Haddam

Published 1 March 1991

Book 3

Act of Darkness

by Jane Haddam

Published 1 June 1991

Book 4

Quoth the Raven

by Jane Haddam

Published 1 September 1991

Book 5

A Great Day for the Deadly

by Jane Haddan and Jane Haddam

Published 1 February 1992

Book 6

Feast of Murder

by Jane Haddam

Published 1 October 1992
The acclaimed author of Not A Creature Was Stirring offers a Thanksgiving mystery with all the trimmings. When retired FBI agent Gregor Demarkian is invited by a financial wizard to take a Thanksgiving cruise on his replica of the Mayflower, he never suspects that murder most foul and Wall Street's double-dealing are set to collide on the tiny ship--with lethal results.

Book 7

A Stillness in Bethlehem

by Jane Haddam

Published 1 November 1992

Book 8

Murder Superior

by Jane Haddam

Published 1 April 1993

Book 9

Dear Old Dead

by Jane Haddam

Published 1 June 1994

Book 10

Festival of Deaths

by Jane Haddam

Published 1 November 1994

Book 11

Bleeding Hearts

by Jane Haddam

Published 1 January 1994

Book 12

Fountain of Death

by Jane Haddam

Published 1 November 1995

Book 13

And One to Die on

by Jane Haddam

Published 1 March 1996

Book 14

Baptism in Blood

by Jane Haddam

Published 4 November 1996

Book 15

Deadly Beloved

by Jane Haddam

Published 4 August 1997

Wanting Sheila Dead

by Jane Haddam

Published 20 July 2010
Sheila Dunham is a gossip columnist's dream - she is famous, loud, and, to almost everyone who has met or seen her, deeply, spectacularly offensive. Fired from every TV job she's ever had, she's now producing and hosting her own reality show, where thousands of women compete for a spot in the house where it will be filmed. On the first day of shooting, though, someone fires a gun at - and misses - Sheila Dunham.

Living Witness

by Jane Haddam

Published 14 April 2009

The Headmaster's Wife

by Jane Haddam

Published 1 April 2005
Mark DeAvecca is a brilliant fifteen-year-old in his first year at the exclusive private academy, Windsor School. Mark, the son of noted commentator Liz Tolliver, grew up in very different circumstances and could not fit in less well. With its hundred-year-old history, Windsor is rife with tradition, nasty rumors, petty jealousies and long buried resentments. The most savage of those unpleasant undercurrents swirl around the headmaster's wife - currently rumored, with good reason, to be having an affair with Mark's roommate, a street-tough scholarship student. Mark, however, has his own problems - he feels himself slowly losing his grip on reality and the staff widely believes him to be just another prep school burnout headed for an unpleasant end. So when Mark returns from a late-winter ramble about the campus to find his roommate dead, hanging from the ceiling of their room, he's reached the end of his own metaphorical rope. Even though he's no longer sure about the line between fantasy and reality, Mark is fairly certain that something is going on at the school and there's more to the death than the official declaration of suicide. With nowhere else to turn, Mark calls retired FBI agent Gregor Demarkian to ask for help. Sensing the crisis in Mark's dulled voice, Demarkian arrives to find Mark in dire physical and mental state, and a school only too eager to sweep his roommate's death under the rug. In what quickly becomes one of the most complex and challenging cases in his career, Demarkian must untangle truth from fiction, fantasy from reality, before another life is lost.

Hardscrabble Road

by Jane Haddam

Published 1 March 2006

Cheating at Solitaire

by Jane Haddam

Published 15 April 2008