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Alison Golden Reading Order

1 series · 22 books

Alison Golden is a British author from Bedfordshire who specializes in cozy mysteries and suspense fiction with a humorous touch. She is best known for her Reverend Annabelle Dixon series, which follows a female Anglican priest navigating small-town mysteries in rural Cornwall with charm and wit. Golden's work combines the appeal of traditional whodunits with contemporary characters and settings that resonate with modern mystery readers.

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Standalone Novels Series

22 books

Alison Golden has written 22 standalone novels that can be read in any order, though they were published chronologically beginning with Body in the Woods. The series includes mystery and cozy mystery titles such as Death at the Cafe, Grave in the Garage, Horror in the Highlands, and Murder at the Mansion, along with other standalone works like Fireworks in France and Louisiana Lies. While each book functions as a complete story independent of the others, readers who prefer to follow the author's publication sequence can start with Body in the Woods and continue through the complete list. The series status remains unclear, so it is uncertain whether additional titles may be forthcoming.

Start with Body in the Woods, the first of 22 books in the Standalone Novels series.

#Title
1
Body in the Woods
2
Chopped
3
Death at the Cafe
4
Exposed
5
Fireworks in France
6
Grave in the Garage
7
Horror in the Highlands
8
Hunted
9
Louisiana Lies
10
Mardi Gras Madness
11
Murder at the Mansion
12
Reverend Annabelle Dixon Cozy Mysteries
13
Roxy Reinhardt Mysteries
14
Snatched
15
Stolen
16
The Case of the Forsaken Child
17
The Case of the Hidden Flame
18
The Case of the Missing Letter
19
The Case of the Pretty Lady
20
The Case of the Screaming Beauty
21
The Inspector Graham Mysteries
22
The case of the fallen hero

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How many books has Alison Golden written?
Alison Golden has written 22 books across 1 series.

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