Rachel McMillan Books In Order

Publication Order of Herringford and Watts Mysteries Books

Publication Order of Three Quarter Time Books

Publication Order of Van Buren and DeLuca Mystery Books

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

Publication Order of Short Stories/Novellas

Publication Order of Non-Fiction Books

Publication Order of Blue Ridge Fairytales Books

Rachel McMillan is a published author known for writing over twenty novels including The London Restoration and The Mozart Code.

She is also a co-author who has co-written The Liberty Scarf and The Castle Keepers with Aimie K. Runyan and J’nell Ciesielski. Her nonfiction works include Dream, Plan and Go: A Travel Guide for Independent Adventure and An Aim at Eternity: The Life of Christopher Wren.

Rachel resides in Toronto where she work as a literary agent. She is always planning her next trip to Boston or Vienna. She is a history enthusiast and a bibliophile. When not reading or writing, she can be found at the theater or watching a British miniseries.

The Bachelor Girl’s Guide to Murder is the first novel in the Herringford and Watts Mystery series by Rachel McMillan. If you have been looking for a rousing mystery to read, check this novel out1

In 1910 Toronto, other bachelor girls are perfecting their domestic skills and finding husbands. Meanwhile, two friends are perfecting their sleuthing skills and working on finding a murderer.

Merinda and Jem are fascinated with all things that have to do with Sherlock Holmes. Inspired by this, the best friends and flatmates decide to launch a consulting detective business. The deaths of Irish young women end up leading Merinda and Jem further into the mire of the city’s underbelly, where the high hopes of those individuals hoping to make a new life in Canada are met with squalor and prejudice.

While looking for answers, putting on disguises, and sneaking around the types of places that no proper ladies would ever go, their pair with police constable Jasper Forth and reporter Ray DeLuca in whom Jem takes more than a professional interest.

Merinda has a shot at being Toronto’s premiere consulting detective, and Jem might find a way to put her bachelor girlhood behind her for good– if they are able to stay alive long enough to do so. Will they make it through? Read this mystery to find out!

A Lesson In Love and Murder is the second book in the Herringford and Watts Mystery series by Rachel McMillan. From political danger to personal drama, life is getting ready to get explosive.

The legend of Sherlock Holmes is alive and doing well in 1912 Canada. Best friends Merinda Herringford and Jem Watts keep on working on their skills as consulting detectives.

The city of Toronto has been thrown into upheaval thanks to the arrival of radical anarchist Emma Goldman. Through all of the political chaos, Benny Citrone of the Royal North-West Mounted Police shows up at Merinda and Jem’s flat requiring assistance in locating his runaway cousin, who happens to be a man with a deadly talent.

Even though Merinda takes the case, she discovers that she is constantly butting heads and hearts with Benny. At the same time, Jem has her hands full with a spouse who wants to keep her out of harm’s way.

As Merinda and Jem close in on the danger that they have tracked from the city of Toronto to the city of Chicago, they uncover a horrible plot to assassinate presidential candidate Theodore Roosevelt. Will they be able to save everything and resolve the issues threatening their future happiness? Or will it be too late? With lives on the line, these two have to do their best if they want to come out on top. Read this novel to find out what happens!