Suzanne Adair Books in Order

Suzanne Adair is an American historical mystery author best known for her Mysteries of the American Revolution and Michael Stoddard series, which blend crime, suspense, and historical setting during the American Revolution.

This page lists all Suzanne Adair books in order, including her historical mystery series, organized primarily by publication order.

Mystery of the American Revolution Series (Books in Order)

The Mysteries of the American Revolution series follows ordinary people caught up in dangerous situations and confronting hidden threats during the Southern Campaign of the American Revolution.

Publication Order

  1. Paper Woman, 2006
  2. The Blacksmith’s Daughter, 2007
  3. Camp Follower, 2008

Michael Stoddard American Revolution Mysteries Series (Books in Order)

The Michael Stoddard series follows Lieutenant Michael Stoddard, a British officer investigating civilian crimes in occupied North Carolina during the American Revolution.

Publication Order

  1. Regulated for Murder, 2011
  2. A Hostage to Heritage, 2013
  3. Deadly Occupation, 2015
  4. Killer Debt, 2018

Suzanne Adair Biography

Suzanne Adair Books in Order

Suzanne Adair is an American author of historical crime fiction whose novels are set in the Southern theater of the American Revolution. She is best known for the Mysteries of the American Revolution and Michael Stoddard series.
Official website: suzanneadair.net

She is a Florida native who lives in North Carolina. Her fiction is known for bringing historic towns, battles, and people to life through mystery and suspense, and her interest in Revolutionary War reenacting and historic sites helps with the background of her books.

Her two main series are both set during the American Revolution: the Mysteries of the American Revolution and the Michael Stoddard novels. The Michael Stoddard books focus on a British officer investigating local crimes in 1781 North Carolina. The r characters in the series are ordinary people who overcome threats to their lives, fortunes, and honor.

Her two series, A Mystery of the American Revolution and Michael Stoddard American Revolution Thriller take us back to the American Revolution times and places where heroes are forged. Through her books, Suzanne Adair wants to make that particular time in history accessible to everyone in a way that goes way beyond what is taught at school.

In addition to writing novels, Suzanne Adair is also a professional speaker and writing instructor.

Suzanne Adair Awards and Honors

Awards

  • Paper Woman – Patrick D. Smith literature award (2008)
  • Camp Follower – Patrick D. Smith literature award (2008)
  • A Hostage to Heritage – Indie Book of the Day Award (2013)

Nominations and Shortlists

  • Camp Follower – Daphne du Maurier Award (2010)
  • Camp Follower – Sir Walter Raleigh Award (2008)
  • Killer Debt – Daphne du Maurier Award (2019)

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One Comment

  1. Suzanne,

    I am the Regent from D.A.R. James Hunter Chapter in Madison, NC. We have used your book series in our Historical Book Club and We loved each book. We have shared information with our sister chapters about how the books are a wonderful read.

    I was wondering if you do book talks? I know a lot of us would love to hear how these stories came about.

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