In World War II–era England, it seems a noblewoman may have come back from the dead. Only the brilliant governess-turned-sleuth Miss Maud Silver will be able to divine the truth.

Bored with her perfect life, Phryne Fisher dives into a circus mystery. Investigating poisoned animals and a murder, she goes undercover, shedding her identity for clues. Meanwhile, young policeman Tommy Harris tackles his own challenges. Can Phryne solve the circus case before disaster strikes?

At a dance, Phryne Fisher is tasked with investigating a student's death at a bookshop, where the owner, Miss Lee, is accused. Delving into the world of refugees and rabbis, Phryne uncovers a political conspiracy beyond her expectations, all for the price of a song.

In 1918 Paris, seven Australian soldiers witness a murder, leading to fatal consequences a decade later. Phryne Fisher's friends, Bert and Cec, seek her help, fearing for their lives. As Phryne investigates, she confronts memories of Montparnasse and struggles with personal turmoil, including her lover's impending marriage.

Phryne Fisher, Flower Queen extraordinaire, tackles a missing girl case in St Kilda's vibrant Flower Festival, encountering danger, old flames, and even elephants in her quest to find a missing loved one.

Flamboyant Phryne Fisher attends a lavish Christmas party filled with danger, cryptic clues, and kidnapped guests. She uses her wits and sass to unravel the mystery and save the festive fun.

The decidedly raven-haired Miss Phryne Fisher returns to delve deep into the dark side of Melbourne, Australia. "Among Phryne's pleasantly dashing adventures, this one stands out for its emphasis on sexual orientation and institutional coverups." —Kirkus Reviews, Starred Review

Archaeologists Faye Longchamp and Joe Wolf Mantooth face a conundrum as they attempt to excavate near a sacred Choctaw mound. When farmer Carroll Calhoun attempts to destroy the site, tensions escalate. His subsequent murder raises questions of revenge, conflicting interests, and ancient grudges in a community divided by history.

Faye Longchamp’s archaeological work at her family’s Florida plantation is interrupted when her mentor, Douglass Everett, is murdered, and her field notes are stolen. The thieves ignore valuable artifacts, leaving behind an emerald Faye found. A second murder provides a clue linking Marie Antoinette and the Confederacy, propelling Faye on a dangerous treasure hunt as the killers close in on her.