Cheryl Bradshaw Books in Order

A woman is found dead on the slopes of Park City's newest ski resort, and the case looks like an accident until Sloane Monroe starts asking questions. It is a clean, fast opener with a strong sense of place.

Sloane Monroe has solved every case except the murder of her sister Gabrielle. When another woman is killed in a chillingly similar way, Sloane gets a second chance to hunt the serial killer who has haunted her for years.

A man who has spent twenty years running from his past is about to break his silence. When blood is found where he was last seen, Sloane Monroe uncovers a hometown case built on old friendships and buried truth.

A little girl disappears from a grocery store before her mother even realizes she is gone. Sloane Monroe races the clock through a kidnapping case where every minute matters and nothing feels safe for long.

Isabelle Donnelly's wedding day should be the happiest moment of her life, until it turns deadly. With three women who all have reason to hate her, this novella sets up a quick, clever wedding-day whodunit.

A tragedy in a mine shaft from 1956 collides with the present when a Sundance-bound film stirs up Park City's buried history. Sloane Monroe is left to sort out which old bones have become dangerously new again.

After inheriting Grayson Manor following her mother's death, Addison Lockhart thinks she has found the house of her dreams. Then the spirit of Roxanne Rafferty arrives, and the manor's secret starts turning personal.

What should have been Isla Everley's wedding day ends with two dead women and no easy explanation. Medical examiner Reagan Davenport digs into the case and finds a tangle of lies that only gets worse the deeper she goes.

A flirtation that should be harmless becomes anything but, as attraction, suspicion, and danger begin feeding each other. Bradshaw turns the setup into a lean romantic suspense story with real bite.

Serena Westwood wakes in the night to her baby's cries, only to find the crib empty. What follows is a nightmare of panic, secrets, and a missing child case Sloane Monroe cannot afford to lose.

After her mother-in-law is fatally stabbed, Wren Bancroft is seen fleeing the house with the bloody knife. Sloane Monroe has to decide whether Wren is guilty or whether a darker family secret is really to blame.

Quinn Montgomery wakes to learn her best friend Evie has been murdered, and Evie's four-year-old son saw it happen. With the killer slipping away and the child locked in trauma, Quinn wants justice and something even fiercer.

Addison Lockhart is haunted by a vivid dream of twin girls who died decades earlier. When they seem to be asking for her help, she is pulled into a ghost story tied to a long-ago death that may not have been accidental.

A short, reflective work about pain, endurance, and finding the strength to stand up again after life knocks you flat. It reads like an emotional journey toward hope.

A suspicious death drops Maisie Fezziwig into a neat little knot of motives, grudges, and half-truths. It has the feel of a classic whodunit, quick, tidy, and built around the pleasure of solving the puzzle.

Sasha finally decides to leave her lying, cheating husband, only to learn he has no intention of letting her go easily. A possible new romance offers hope, but danger keeps pressing in from the life she is trying to escape.

Callie is left reeling when her husband walks out without giving her the answers she deserves. This novella follows the heartbreak, pride, and hard choices that come with deciding whether love is worth another chance.

Kenna's sunny outlook collapses after her husband's fatal car accident. As she tries to piece herself back together, she has to decide whether a second chance at love is something she can truly accept.

After catching her boyfriend with his secretary, Rae is not eager to trust again. Online dating offers a fresh start, until the charming man she meets seems to be hiding something as basic as his real name.

Mary Pritchard storms over to confront her lazy neighbor and instead finds him executed, with another dead woman in the hall. It is a quick, sharp opener that wastes no time turning irritation into murder.

A violent confrontation sets off a case fueled by anger, grudges, and bad blood. This novella is fast, tense, and built around the damage people do when fury gets the final word.

A vanished father sits at the center of one of Sloane Monroe's more emotionally charged cases. What begins as a search for answers becomes a tense unraveling of family lies, fear, and long-buried damage.

When true-crime writer Alexandria Weston is murdered on the last stop of her book tour, fellow writer Joss Jax starts digging. Her investigation opens old wounds, old lies, and a chilling connection to serial killer Elias Pratt.

A sorrowful woman in black appears at Blackthorn Manor, and someone seems determined to stop Addison from learning why. The haunting grows more dangerous as the manor's darkest secrets begin to surface.

A poetry collection split between darkness and light, tracing love, pain, hope, and recovery in plain, heartfelt language. It is reflective, intimate, and easy to read in small pieces.

The second volume continues Bradshaw's emotionally direct poetry, moving through grief, desire, memory, and healing. It keeps the same personal tone while digging a little deeper into harder feelings.

A third collection of poems and reflections about love, hurt, growth, and the slow work of finding light again. It fits the earlier volumes while broadening the emotional range.

After witnessing a gruesome murder, Juliette Granger flees into the night with her young daughter and a new identity in mind. The escape turns into a relentless cat-and-mouse chase before she can get far.

A woman alone at a lagoon in Australia is attacked, and the truth behind it is anything but simple. Bradshaw turns the setup into a quick, twisty novella about obsession, secrets, and a brutal act of desire.

What begins with attraction and charm quickly darkens into a more dangerous game. Bradshaw turns the setup into a lean suspense story about trust, motive, and how fast romance can curdle into threat.

These poems focus on love in all its messier forms, longing, heartbreak, hope, and disillusionment. It is a quick, personal collection that leans into emotion without overcomplicating it.

When Grace Ashby finds her mother dead and her mother's boyfriend standing over the body, the obvious answer feels almost too easy. Sloane Monroe takes the case and walks straight into a web of secrets and close surveillance.

When the ghost of a little girl reaches for Addison Lockhart, she is pulled into a mystery rooted deep in the past. The haunting is personal, the house is uneasy, and every answer seems to open a darker door.

A cryptic note tells Police Chief Drake Cooper that his niece has been abducted and the clock is already ticking. It is a tight, high-pressure novella built on family panic, ransom demands, and ugly jealousy.

A violent roadside ambush pulls Sloane into a sharp, fast-moving case driven by money, betrayal, and old grudges. As the motive comes into focus, greed proves to be only the start of the trouble.

After years off the grid, Georgiana Germaine returns to Cambria when her brother-in-law is murdered and her seven-year-old niece is kidnapped. It is a tense series opener that mixes grief, family, and a race against time.

A slim poetry collection filled with love, ache, memory, and self-reckoning. The pieces are short, intimate, and written to be felt more than decoded.

Twenty-year-old Olivia Spencer is dreaming about her future when violence cuts it short. Georgiana takes the case and finds herself chasing a killer through a tangle of family history, heartbreak, and carefully hidden truths.

A body found inside the walls of a house renovation drags Georgiana into a cold case with deep roots. The further she digs, the more the mystery starts brushing up against her own family history.

A practical craft guide for writers who want stronger mysteries. Bradshaw focuses on plot, suspense, clues, and the small storytelling choices that keep readers turning pages.

When Rebecca Barlow vanishes after promising to return for her son, the silence she leaves behind feels wrong from the start. Sloane follows the trail into a case of secrets, family strain, and a disappearance that may already be a murder.

Teenagers are disappearing into the old tunnels beneath Savannah, and one determined girl vanishes while searching for answers. Sloane and Maddie are pulled into a fast, dangerous hunt with time working against them.

Six-year-old Louie Alvarez sees his mother's murder and runs for his life. The case hits close to home for Sloane Monroe, who has to find the child and the killer before both vanish for good.

A strange letter draws Addison Lockhart toward Crawley Manor and another house full of unfinished business. What waits there feels older and colder than a simple haunting, and the danger builds long before the truth is clear.

Harper Ellis has spent years insisting her aunt's death was no accident. When she risks everything to prove it, Georgiana is drawn into a tense case where old grief, stubborn conviction, and hidden motives collide.

A killer is stalking Cambria, and Georgiana gets pulled into a case built on deception, fear, and small-town secrets. The deeper she digs, the clearer it becomes that someone close to the victims has been lying from the start.

Sloane and Maddie step into a case shaped by grief, buried pain, and a truth someone is desperate to keep hidden. As the investigation tightens, the emotional damage at the heart of the mystery becomes just as dangerous as the killer.

Liza O'Connell's death in the back room of a salon turns a struggling business and a shaky marriage into part of a much larger puzzle. Sloane and Maddie have to decide whether they are looking at one murder or something worse.

Margot Remington should have made it home before dark, but a pickup truck changes everything. What begins as a shocking attack opens into a case of family strain, hidden motives, and truths that were never meant to surface.

Penelope Barlow finally escapes an abusive relationship and returns to Cambria with her daughter, hoping for a fresh start. Instead, her past comes charging after her, and Georgiana is left to sort out the fallout.

A murder at a secluded retreat turns a supposedly restful getaway into a closed-circle investigation. Georgiana has to sort through damaged pasts, shifting loyalties, and a suspect list that keeps narrowing around the people trapped on site.

A curious housekeeper finds a hidden drawer and an ugly secret inside the Kingston mansion during a wedding weekend. The discovery turns deadly almost at once, giving Sloane's world another sharp little locked-room style puzzle.

Georgiana takes on a case built around broken trust, quiet betrayals, and promises that meant far less than they sounded. As usual, the real danger lies in what the people closest to the victim chose not to say.

A quiet Christmas evening turns sinister when Claire hears glass shatter and realizes she may no longer be alone. This holiday novella brings Georgiana into a brisk seasonal mystery with real menace under the festive surface.

A getaway in a remote cabin turns into a nightmare when one teenager vanishes, another is found bleeding in the woods, and danger closes in fast. Georgiana is pulled into a tense survival mystery with too many missing pieces.

Gideon Belmont returns to his late mother's failing bakery intending to close it for good, only to find the past waiting on him. In Hollow Pines, grudges last a long time, and someone is ready to collect.

What should be one of Georgiana Germaine's happiest days turns into a nightmare when a close friend never makes it to the ceremony. The search for answers quickly becomes a hunt for a ruthless killer.

An elegant engagement party collapses into chaos when the lights go out and someone ends up dead. Georgiana has to work through secrets, shifting suspicions, and a room full of guests who all have something to hide.

After learning she was adopted while settling her mother's estate, Holly starts searching for the truth and is soon murdered. Georgiana takes the case and finds that the secret Holly uncovered was dangerous enough to kill for.

While trying to relax at a spa retreat, semi-retired Sloane Monroe gets word that a friend has been killed. Soon more people tied to her life are being targeted, and the case becomes frighteningly personal.

When Willow Bennett asks her identical twin to house-sit, the wrong sister ends up murdered in Willow's bed. Georgiana takes the case and uncovers a web of old wounds, mistaken identity, and a killer ready to finish the job.

A quiet newcomer arrives carrying secrets that soon turn deadly, and Georgiana is forced to figure out who the stranger really is. The case leans on hidden history, tension, and the danger of trusting the wrong person.

At ninety-two, James Holloway is finally ready to speak about his friendship with convicted serial killer Calvin Rook. The truth he carries may answer what happened to the women whose bodies were never found.

A family gathers for Albert Sinclair's eightieth birthday as a flash flood closes the roads and traps everyone inside. When Albert dies at the dinner table and then seems not to stay dead, the house turns deeply unsettling.

Roxy Sinclair opens her home to her best friend during a bitter divorce, expecting kindness to be enough. Instead, overheard truths and rising tension threaten to destroy the careful life she thought she understood.