Frank Carlson Library

Cape Cod owner of Mary's Mystery Bookshop is given new information about her mother and Mary sets out to investigate. One night, Mary is working late at the bookshop when a box of books is left at her door. All of them have beautiful covers by the same artist, and inside each book is an old letter addressed to man named Jacob. To Mary?s shock, the letters were written by her mother. And the last letter hints at regret that could change everything...

The proprietor of Mary's Mystery Bookshop must find her valuable copy of Agatha Christie's The murder of Roger Ackroyd in time to help a little girl who needs a kidney transplant.

While investigating the ransacking of her dream bookstore, which is just about to open in her Cape Cod hometown, Ivy Bay, Mary Fisher discovers family secrets as well as clues that lead her closer to the truth about the break-in at Mary's Mystery Bookshop.

As mystery bookshop owner Mary Fisher looks for clues about the true ownership of a grist mill that has been in her sister Betty's late husband's family for centuries, she hears rumors about an old murder and finds clues that point to answers no one wants to believe.

Mary's Mystery Bookshop is hosting a very special guest: beloved mystery author Addison Hartley. Hartley gives an intimate reading to the fans gathered in the store, but Mary's eyes are drawn not to the famous author but to a familiar face in the crowd. Could it be Mary's best friend from childhood, Claire Wilkes? As soon as Mary moves to greet her old friend, the woman disappears. Mary is certain it was Claire, but no one else seems to have recognized...

Cape Cod owner of Mary's Mystery Bookshop investigates the disappearance of her friend Cathy.

Mary is delighted about Living History Days, when many of Ivy Bay's businesses put on demonstrations of what life was like in historic Cape Cod. She's especially excited about the re-enacted bank robbery at Ivy Bay Bank & Trust. But as Mary and the crowd watch the re-enactment, they realize this fake crime is actually real. The masked, gun-wielding robber, played by Steve Althorpe, the bank manager, escapes with the contents of several safe deposit...

Mary investigates the possible connection between a boat's distress call, the disappearance of a museum laptop, and the fact that several of Ivy Bay's prominent citizens have had their bank accounts cleaned out. Includes an interview with Elizabeth Adams, a recipe for Mary's hot chocolate and From the Guideposts archives.

It's Independence Day and Mary is enjoying the parade until the July Queen, a local high school student named Amanda Branson, disappears. Mary thinks she saw Amanda at the docks just after the parade, but is not sure and Chief McArthur won't listen to her. Then it seems Mary's granddaughter Daisy holds the key to finding Amanda.

Mary finds what could be an original copy of the poem on which the song "America the Beautiful" is based. Before she can confirm her find it disappears. Determined to recover such an important part of history, Mary sets out to find the thief.