Order of Rebecca M. Hale Books
Rebecca M. Hale is an American author best known for writing the Cats and Curios mystery series and the Mystery in the Islands series.
Rebecca M. Hale is a cat lover who lives in Western Colorado. She often researches her books and their locales, but when she is not doing that she is located in Western Colorado.
Publication Order of Quirky Tales from the Caribbean Books
| Ode to a Fish Sandwich | (2013) |    |
| Our Island Inn | (2014) | |
| Death of a Day-Tripper | (2016) | |
Publication Order of Mystery in the Islands Books
| Adrift on St. John | (2012) | |
| Afoot on St. Croix | (2013) | |
| Aground on St. Thomas | (2014) | |
Publication Order of The Cats and Curios Mystery Books
| How to Wash a Cat | (2008) | |
| Nine Lives Last Forever | (2010) | |
| How to Moon a Cat | (2011) | |
| How to Tail a Cat | (2012) | |
| How to Paint a Cat | (2014) | |
| How to Catch a Cat | (2015) | |
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How to Wash a Cat is the first book in the Cats and Curios Mystery series. The book tells the tale of a deceased uncle and the surprising inheritance that he leaves to his niece. This woman, and her two cats, receives her inheritance and then is immediately drawn into a mystery surrounding his death. The investigation of the uncle’s death leads into the curios and novelties of a San Francisco antiques shop and manages to take the case all the way back to the days of the Gold Rush itself.
Hale is also the author of Adrift on St. John which is the first book in the Mystery in the Islands series. The book starts with Pen Hoffstra who is the manager of a resort on the island of St. John. Pen knows better than anyone that the resort and the idea of a tropical paradise is an illusion. That doesn’t changes when a young woman named Hannah Sheridan disappears as Pen is used to things not being as they seem to be. Pen points out that Hannah holds a resemblance to the Amina Slave Princess from the 1733 slave revolt on St. John- which sets the island off. The ghost of that slave princess has long been rumored to haunt the island and that really sets the island off in their belief that her spirit is behind the sinking and the disappearance.