Books in Order: Maddy Hunter, The Literary Luminary
Incredibly compelling, American author Maddy Hunter seamlessly weaves intricate tales of cozy mystery novels that keep readers hooked from the first page to the last. What you may not know about Maddy Hunter is that she boasts an unparalleled backstory, which gave birth to the thrilling ‘Passports to Peril’ series, which we will be detailing ‘books in order’.
A Unique Genesis
Avid travelers often share their experiences through photography or journaling – Hunter chose to share hers through her intricate literary works. Tasting the colorfulness of an organized senior tour to Switzerland she attended with a friend, Maddy found her inspiration. She felt captivated by the extraordinary qualities of the tour, deciding to encapsulate that experience in her writing.
Before her venture into mystery, Maddy initiated her career with romance novels, shifting her distinct style only when her publisher discontinued their romance imprint.
Decoding Maddy Hunter’s Style
Hunter’s narrative style is as unique as her journey to cozy mysteries. Her writing is characterized by gripping storylines unfolded against vividly sketched backdrops, sprinkled with sly humor. Placing a substantial emphasis on the relatability of her characters, her novels are marked by well-paced plots.
The Beginning of Cozy Mysteries
Manifesting her distinct style, she debuted as a mystery author with the noteworthy novel ‘Alpine for You’ in 2003.
Here are the works of Maddy Hunter- books in order– of their publication:
Publication Order of Passport to Peril Books
| Alpine for You | (2003) |    |
| Top O’ the Mournin’ | (2003) | |
| Pasta Imperfect | (2004) | |
| Hula Done It? | (2005) | |
| G’Day to Die | (2006) | |
| Norway to Hide | (2007) | |
| Dutch Me Deadly | (2012) | |
| Bonnie of Evidence | (2013) | |
| Fleur de Lies | (2014) | |
| From Bad to Wurst | (2015) | |
| Say No Moor | (2018) | |
| Catch Me If Yukon | (2018) | |