Anne Frasier Books in Order

Criminal profiler Ivy Dunlap is called in when the Madonna Murderer reappears, sixteen years after killing her son. To stop him, she must reopen the deepest wound of her life and face the mind she knows too well.

FBI agent Mary Cantrell returns to Minneapolis to hunt a serial killer whose crimes reopen the worst part of her past. When her sister grows close to the man once blamed, Mary's certainty begins to crack.

Savannah detective Elise Sandburg investigates victims turned into real-life zombies by a poison that mimics death. The case drags her toward the city's Gullah lore, her buried origins, and a killer who knows both.

To escape the trauma of her family's murder, former profiler Arden Davis undergoes an experiment meant to erase her memories. When the killer may still be free, she has to trust fractured dreams to lure him out.

A century-old killer's legend still grips Tuonela, Wisconsin, and panic returns when a drained body turns up. Rachel Burton and Evan Stroud are pulled into a mystery where local myth and fresh violence are impossible to separate.

Rachel Burton tries to leave Tuonela, Wisconsin, but a skinned body in the woods drags her back. As legend-seekers arrive and Evan Stroud unravels, the town's vampire rumors start feeling far too alive.

This collection gathers Anne Frasier's short fiction across crime, fantasy, ghosts, humor, and the occult. The stories are brief, eerie, and a good snapshot of her darker, stranger side.

Widowed children's librarian Melody is coping badly with her husband's unsolved murder and making one bad choice after another. Her eccentric cat Max decides the fix is simple, find her a much better man.

A solitary woman wants nothing more than to be left alone with her woodstove and gun. Then a man in a trench coat leaves a baby on her doorstep, and her hard little world shifts.

A vampire named Gabriel steps into an invented human life so he can fall in love with a coffee-shop girl. The dream gives him everything he wants, and shows him how much love can hurt.

Shy guitar-shop owner Emerson Foshay can barely speak when Lola Brown walks in. Then a stray cat named Sam adopts him and somehow turns a hopeless crush into a real chance at love.

Sent to Tybee Island to write about mermaids, a young woman slips into a brief, strange romance touched by fantasy. It is a small story with a dreamy, offbeat pull.

Still reeling from the Organ Thief case, Elise Sandburg retreats to her late aunt's plantation to recover and investigate. Instead she finds another tangle of murder, suspicion, and Savannah folklore where even the dead refuse to stay quiet.

A taunting serial killer throws Savannah into panic, and Elise Sandburg with profiler David Gould are pushed to the edge trying to stop him. Political pressure and personal history make the hunt even more dangerous.

After surviving three years in an underground cell, detective Jude Fontaine returns to homicide with a fierce need for justice and a sharpened instinct for reading people. She and partner Uriah Ashby race to stop a killer targeting young women.

Bodies found inside the walls of a dead serial killer's former house pull Elise Sandburg and David Gould back into Savannah homicide work. The new murders look hauntingly familiar, and Elise's own past starts closing in again.

Jude Fontaine and Uriah Ashby hunt a killer whose mass slayings seem random until a math professor spots a pattern. Then a victim turns up in Jude's apartment, and the case becomes brutally personal.

When a frozen boy is found in a Minneapolis lake, Jude Fontaine and Uriah Ashby uncover a cold case involving missing boys from twenty years earlier. A nameless child left on Jude's doorstep may be the key to all of it.

Convicted serial killer Benjamin Fisher offers to lead police to his victims' graves, but only if his estranged daughter Reni comes too. Alongside detective Daniel Ellis, she digs up a family horror that is far from over.

Reni Fisher and Daniel Ellis investigate a murdered guide and three missing hikers after a chilling video appears online from a Pacific Crest Trail campsite. As fact and performance blur, an old secret threatens to break the case and their bond.

Investigative journalist Jupiter Bellarose heads back to Savannah after an exposé goes badly wrong, only to reopen her mother's decades-old murder. The old confession no longer feels solid, and family secrets start shifting under her feet.

Private detective Olivia Welles returns to the Kansas town where she died as a child and woke up in the morgue. Asked to help a woman accused of killing her son, Olivia digs into missing memories and old terror.

After faking her death and going into hiding, Olivia Welles is forced back into the open. A cult leader called Father Love wants revenge, and he plans to make her suffer by targeting everyone she loves.