Nina Quinn Mystery books in order

The Nina Quinn Mystery series by Heather Webber (as Nina Quinn) in reading order. A 7-book cozy mystery series featuring landscape designer Nina Quinn, with garden-themed titles from A Hoe Lot of Trouble (2004) to The Root of all Trouble (2013).

Reading order

# Title Published Author Buy on Amazon
1 A Hoe Lot of Trouble 2004 Nina Quinn Buy
2 Trouble in Spades 2005 Nina Quinn Buy
3 Digging Up Trouble 2006 Nina Quinn Buy
4 Trouble in Bloom 2007 Nina Quinn Buy
5 Weeding Out Trouble 2008 Nina Quinn Buy
6 Trouble Under the Tree 2011 Nina Quinn Buy
7 The Root of all Trouble 2013 Nina Quinn Buy

The Nina Quinn Mystery series is a run of seven cozy mysteries written by Heather Webber under the Nina Quinn pen name. The books follow Nina Ceceri Quinn, a landscape designer in suburban Ohio whose renovation projects keep leading her straight into trouble. Each title plays on a gardening term, from A Hoe Lot of Trouble to The Root of all Trouble.

The mysteries are light and fun, with a recurring cast that includes Nina’s loud Italian-American family, her best friend, and an assortment of nosy neighbors. The series started in 2004 and wrapped up in 2013. While each book has its own standalone mystery, there are ongoing storylines about Nina’s personal life that reward reading in publication order. If you like cozy mysteries with a strong sense of place and a good sense of humor, this series is worth checking out.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many books are in the Nina Quinn Mystery series?

There are seven books in the Nina Quinn Mystery series, published between 2004 and 2013.

What is the first book in the Nina Quinn Mystery series?

The first book in the Nina Quinn Mystery series is A Hoe Lot of Trouble, published in 2004.

Do the Nina Quinn Mystery books need to be read in order?

Reading in order is recommended. The books follow Nina Quinn’s personal life alongside the mysteries, and recurring characters develop over the course of the series. You could pick up any individual book and follow the mystery plot, but you will get more out of the character relationships if you start with A Hoe Lot of Trouble.

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