Ivy Bloom Mysteries
In a small New England town, matchmaker Ivy Bloom has a gift for pairing people up — and an even sharper eye for the moment one of them turns up dead. Cozy small-town cases, a warm-hearted amateur sleuth, and a cast of neighbors with plenty to hide. Each book is a standalone, fair-play mystery with a satisfying solve.
3 books · 1 box sets
All books in this series
Reading order
Every book is a complete story on its own, but the series rewards reading in order — the characters and the town carry forward.
- 1Filed Under MurderAugust 28, 2026
- 2Registered for MurderSeptember 13, 2026
- 3Cataloged for MurderSeptember 27, 2026
About the books
Filed Under Murder
August 28, 2026 · 303 pages
Ivy Bloom came home to Clover Lake, Vermont with four boxes, a cat, and a law career she does not discuss. The Lovebird Agency runs on four hundred and seven index cards, alphabetised by first name, in a shoe box on a desk.
Registered for Murder
September 13, 2026 · 304 pages
Franny Loomis was married in this town in 1991, in the church, in front of everybody. When her husband died nineteen years later she was not his widow, because there was no record of the marriage at all.
Cataloged for Murder
September 27, 2026 · 290 pages
Simone Varga could match you with anybody in Vermont from a sample of your spit. On the afternoon of the Clover Lake lantern float she told a gym full of hopeful singles that two of them were family, laughed, and promised to say which two when the lights went…
Questions about Ivy Bloom Mysteries
What order should I read Ivy Bloom Mysteries in?
In publication order: 1. Filed Under Murder; 2. Registered for Murder; 3. Cataloged for Murder. Reading in order is the best way to follow the characters and the setting.
How many books are in Ivy Bloom Mysteries?
There are 3 books and 1 box set.
Are the Ivy Bloom Mysteries books included in Kindle Unlimited?
3 of 3 titles are listed as included with Kindle Unlimited at the time of writing. Availability can change, so check the Amazon page of each book.
