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Spookshow Books in Order

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Find the Spookshow books by Tim McGregor in order, with summaries, series background, and clear advice on the best place to start reading.

Last updated: July 15, 2026

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Spookshow books in publication order

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11 books

1

The Spookshow

by Tim McGregor

2014

After an accident leaves Billie Culpepper able to see the dead, a trip to Hamilton's infamous Murder House uncovers a terrible secret. The ghosts want answers, and Detective Ray Mockler may be the only person who can help her survive the truth.

2

Welcome to the Spookshow

by Tim McGregor

2014

Billie Culpepper is drifting through life until an accident leaves her seeing horrible apparitions no one else can see. A mysterious Englishman tells her she is now a medium between the living and dead, a calling Billie wants no part of.

3

Bringing up the bodies

by Tim McGregor

2015

As Kaitlin fights for her life, Billie learns that a body found at the Murder House may be her father's. With Ray's help, she reopens the mystery of her mother's death and confronts her family's frightening connection to the house.

4

Half-Boys and Gypsy Girls

by Tim McGregor

2015

Billie wants to leave ghosts behind and start a new life with Detective Mockler, but the dead refuse to let her go. A vanished corpse, Kaitlin's traumatic visions, and a ghost child pull the group back into danger.

5

The Women in the walls

by Tim McGregor

2015

Psychic Billie struggles to shut out the dead while Detective Ray Mockler investigates human remains found in a hidden chamber. Their search for a killer leads back toward the Murder House, where an old supernatural threat is already closing in.

6

A Haunting in Crown Point

by Tim McGregor

2016

Growing known as a psychic, Billie is asked to help a family terrorized in their own home. Between a sinister entity, a hostile preacher, and a reporter determined to expose her, she faces the investigation largely alone.

7

Cordelia

by Tim McGregor

2016

Billie's efforts to control her psychic life are upended by trouble at work and an escalating supernatural crisis. Ray is reeling from a loss, while occult con man John Gantry returns with a rescue plan that demands more from Billie than ever.

8

Sisters of Mercy

by Tim McGregor

2017

While Billie pours her energy into opening a bar, Ray investigates gruesome murders linked to an alleged curse. He dismisses the supernatural explanation until wounds resembling stigmata appear on his own body, with only seven days left to live.

9

The Boy in the Woods

by Tim McGregor

2018

Busy with her new bar, Billie hopes for a break from ghosts while facing a life-changing decision. Ray investigates a boy lured into the woods at night, and Gantry discovers that living with the not-quite-dead Cordelia brings its own terrors.

10

Midwinter

by Tim McGregor

2019

An eviction notice sends Billie and her partner house hunting just before Christmas. Her dream fixer-upper seems wonderfully free of ghosts, until a violent presence begins attacking in ways even Billie's psychic abilities cannot explain.

11

Spiritualist & Medium

by Tim McGregor

2021

Billie uncovers an old arrest charge against her late mother and searches for the truth behind it. The story reaches back to 1994, when single mother Mary Agnes Culpepper fears her young daughter has inherited a dangerous family curse.

Spookshow books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "The Spookshow"

    The Spookshow

    by Tim McGregor

    2014Spookshow, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Welcome to the Spookshow"

    Welcome to the Spookshow

    by Tim McGregor

    2014Spookshow, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "The Women in the walls"

    The Women in the walls

    by Tim McGregor

    2015Spookshow, Book 3
  4. Book cover for "Bringing up the bodies"

    Bringing up the bodies

    by Tim McGregor

    2015Spookshow, Book 4
  5. Book cover for "Half-Boys and Gypsy Girls"

    Half-Boys and Gypsy Girls

    by Tim McGregor

    2015Spookshow, Book 5
  6. Book cover for "A Haunting in Crown Point"

    A Haunting in Crown Point

    by Tim McGregor

    2016Spookshow, Book 6
  7. Book cover for "Cordelia"

    Cordelia

    by Tim McGregor

    2016Spookshow, Book 7
  8. Book cover for "Sisters of Mercy"

    Sisters of Mercy

    by Tim McGregor

    2017Spookshow, Book 8
  9. Book cover for "The Boy in the Woods"

    The Boy in the Woods

    by Tim McGregor

    2018Spookshow, Book 9
  10. Book cover for "Midwinter"

    Midwinter

    by Tim McGregor

    2019Spookshow, Book 10
  11. Book cover for "Spiritualist & Medium"

    Spiritualist & Medium

    by Tim McGregor

    2021Spookshow, Book 11

Series background & context

The Spookshow series follows Billie Culpepper, a woman in Hamilton, Ontario, whose life changes after an accident leaves her able to see the dead. It is not a gift Billie welcomes. Ghosts interrupt her work, crowd her home, and draw her into troubles she would rather avoid. Worse still, they know she can see them.

The first books introduce the world through haunted places, including the notorious Murder House, while gradually revealing why Billie has become tied to it. Billie is a reluctant medium rather than a polished supernatural hero. She gets frightened, makes mistakes, and keeps trying to hold on to a normal life even as the dead keep making that impossible.

Hamilton matters here. The series uses bars, apartments, streets, neglected buildings, and old local secrets to give its ghost stories a lived-in, urban feel. Billie works as a bartender and later tries to build a life of her own, while supernatural problems keep crashing into practical ones. A haunting may be terrifying, but there is still rent to pay, work to do, and relationships to sort out.

She is not alone for long. Detective Ray Mockler is pulled into cases where normal evidence is not enough, and Billie becomes the person who can help him see what the dead are hiding. Their connection develops alongside the investigations. Billie also has friends whose curiosity about the paranormal can become dangerous, and John Gantry, a charming but unreliable occult investigator whose past brings its own trouble.

The dead do not stay quiet in this series.

Each book has its own central threat, such as a hidden crime, a curse, a violent spirit, or an unsettling house, but the larger story carries forward. Billie’s abilities, her family history, the Murder House, and the people closest to her all gain more weight as the series goes on. That continuing thread makes publication order the easiest way to read it, beginning with The Spookshow. Welcome to the Spookshow fills in key early events from Billie’s awakening, while later books continue to build on what came before.

Expect paranormal mystery with horror elements, but also a lot of character fallout. These are stories about people trying to love, work, recover, and grow up while ghosts keep demanding answers. The tone can be creepy and grim, yet the series also makes room for friendship, awkward humor, and the hard-won comfort of finding people who believe you when the impossible is standing right in front of you.

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