Aurora Teagarden Mysteries

Aurora inherits a house from a fellow crime-club member and discovers a skull inside. The inheritance introduces her to a mystery she cannot leave at a discussion meeting, making this the original starting film.

A killing resembles a crime discussed by Aurora's Real Murders Club. As copycat deaths follow, the group's interest in old cases becomes a direct connection to the danger facing its members.

Helping her mother show a house puts Aurora at a crime scene when a body is discovered. The investigation brings Aida's real estate work into the story and gives Aurora a new circle of suspects.

Aurora's new home comes with an unanswered question about the family who lived there before her. She and her crime-club friends investigate a disappearance, making the house itself the reason to keep looking.

A detective Aurora never liked is murdered. Their difficult relationship makes the death more personal than a case she has simply read about, as she tries to understand the events around her.

Martin's niece arrives with a newborn, then vanishes while the baby remains behind. Aurora's investigation begins inside her own home and follows an urgent family disappearance rather than a crime-club discussion.

A film crew arrives to make a story inspired by Aurora, only for its lead actress to be killed. The real amateur sleuth must investigate the people producing a fictional version of her life.

Poppy's death gives Aurora and her fellow crime enthusiasts several competing suspects and motives to consider. This case centres on comparing possible explanations for one murder, rather than following an apparently patterned series of crimes.

A disappearance draws Aurora into a search involving college students. Her new neighbour, professor Nick Miller, helps with the investigation, making this the place to begin following Niall Matter's part in the original run.

Someone leaves a taunting clue for Aurora, beginning a series of increasingly serious crimes. The investigator becomes the intended audience for the criminal's messages, putting her own interpretation of the clues under pressure.

A poisoning at a wedding turns a family celebration into an investigation. An unwelcome surprise in the dead woman's will brings inheritance into the motives Aurora and the club must examine.

Aurora and her friends attend a true-crime convention and take part in a mystery performance. A real killing interrupts the staged one, giving the group a case among people who have gathered to discuss murder.

A crown disappears during a library benefit gala. Aurora and the Real Murders Club investigate the crime around the theft, connecting her workplace to an object valuable enough to attract dangerous attention.

Aurora's twentieth school reunion becomes a crime scene. Returning classmates provide the circle for this investigation, so the case asks her to look again at people connected to her own past.

A client of Aida's real estate business is murdered. Aurora investigates with Nick, now her fiancé, placing the case within both her mother's working life and the couple's continuing relationship.

A body turns up shortly before Aurora's wedding, and her father may be implicated. Aurora and Nick must investigate an old case while preparing for the ceremony, so watch this after their engagement chapter.

Aurora and Nick find a body during a pre-honeymoon break. Their attempt to get away becomes another investigation, continuing the couple's story directly after the wedding-centred Til Death Do Us Part.

A reputedly haunted house revives an investigation connected to a body Aurora and Sally found as teenagers. This is the last film in the original run, with a past event inside its present-day story.

A younger Aurora returns to Lawrenceton after college and helps search for Sally's missing fiancé. Skyler Samuels begins the prequel chapter here, with Evan Roderick playing the younger Arthur Smith.

A student in Aurora's true-crime literature class is found murdered outside the diner where she works. Her teaching and restaurant job meet in one investigation, continuing the younger-Aurora story introduced in Something New.

The diner owner's death puts suspicion on Aurora's new boyfriend. Her workplace becomes personal territory for the investigation, and this follows A Lesson in Murder within the three-film prequel chapter.