Anastasia Hastings Books In Order

Publication Order of Dear Miss Hermione Books

Publication Order of Cozy Case Files Mystery Sampler Books

Anastasia Hastings is a pen name used by Casey Daniels. She also writes using the pen names of Miranda Bliss, Zoe Daniels, Mimi Granger, Connie Deka, Connie Lane, Constant Laux, Kylie Logan, and more. She has written over sixty-five novels in different genres using different names.

Hastings started out her career penning historical romance stories, As time goes on, she has also ventured into writing contemporary romance stories, stories for young adults, and a book for children. She set her sights on writing mystery, her favorite genre, years ago. She has since written many different mystery stories.

She has also written Jazz Ramsey books for Minotaur as Kylie Logan, and also different cozy mystery series, which include the League of Literary Ladies series, the Ethnic Eats series, and the Button Box Mystery series. She has written the Pepper Martin series as Casey Daniels and the Hunted Mansion series as Lucy Ness. She has also authored the Love is Murder mystery series as Mimi Granger.

The author loves Sherlock Holmes, is a fan of Victorian England, and loves learning about history and how it applies to the people who lived it and their everyday lives. She loved mysteries ever since she was young thanks to her father, a detective with the Cleveland Police who introduced her to Sherlock Holmes and would take her along with him on his days off as they looked for stolen cars.

She is married. The author resides outside of Cleveland alongside her husband David and their dog Eliot Ness.

Of Manners and Murder is the first book in the Dear Miss Hermione series by Anastasia Hastings. If you have been on the hunt for an entertaining mystery series that isn’t too heavy or dark, you have come to the right place! Grab a copy of this debut in the series to get started and see what you think.

The year is 1885, and the place is London, England. Violet has an Aunt Adelia, and she has decided to depart the area along with her newest lover. Now she has left behind her role as the most popular Agony Aunt in the city (Miss Hermione) to the capable hands of Violet.

The first letter that Violet gets is full of portent. Ivy Armstrong needs some help and is also scared for her life. Violet decides to try and get to the bottom of things and arranges a visit to the village. But once she gets to the same place that the letters were posted from, she is shocked to find that Ivy has already passed away.

She’s about to find out that when you are busy representing the best-loved Agony Aunt in London, marauding husbands and even murder are normal. Will she be able to figure out who killed Ivy and why, or is Violet in way over her head? Read this charming mystery to find out!

Of Hoaxes and Homicide is the second book in the Dear Miss Hermione series by Anastasia Hastings. If you liked the first book in this series, keep things going and follow along with the adventure by checking out this sequel.

When you represent the best-loved Agony Aunt in London, dealing with questions from irate housekeepers and mothers with broken hearts is just part of the job.

Violet Manville has always been known for being sensible, while her half-sister Sephora is known for her ladylike manners. The two of them are very bored and even though neither of them would ever go so far as to say it out loud, they are both finding that they miss the thrill that comes with getting out there and doing detective work.

When Violet gets a letter from a mother with a broken heart sent to her alter-ego Miss Hermione, she finds that her heart rate goes up. The daughter the mother is referring to has become involved in a cult that is known as the Hermetic Order of the Children of Aed.

There are rumors of what goes on with this cult, from mystical doings to human sacrifices and the ghost in the Alburn Abbey where the Children pray. These rumors have taken the mind of the public by storm, being helped by a series of books about this group that were written by ‘Count Orlando’. Apparently this young girl has fallen prey to this cult, and Miss Hermione decides to look into it.

Her investigation comes up against real life when Violet finds out that the daughter who has run away is actually Margaret, who is her sister Sephora’s closest friend. Violet decides to go to the Children’s compound in Nottintham so that she can try to find her and persuade her to go back to London.

With Eli Marsh going around and a member of the Children being discovered dead having been poisoned to death, Violet and Sephora are finding that they have more on their plates than they might be able to manage. Can they come out on top in this case or are they in way too deep? Find out by reading this mystery from Anastasia Hastings!