The Savannah Series by Mary Kay Andrews is a mystery series set in Savannah, Georgia. It follows the life of Weezie Foley, a woman who starts anew after divorce by opening an antique shop. Throughout the series, Weezie, along with her friends and family, uncovers and solves various mysteries and crimes, making each book in the series engaging and exciting.
Andrews has crafted a series with well-developed characters that readers can relate to, engaging plots filled with twists and turns, and a touch of humor that lightens the mood and makes reading enjoyable. She also wonderfully captures and portrays the unique culture and atmosphere of Savannah, adding a special touch to the series. If you are looking for a series that is both interesting and easy to read, the Savannah Series is a perfect choice.
Savannah Books in Order
Weezie and Bebe Mysteries
Similar Authors
- “The Beach House” by Jane Green – A heartwarming tale of family secrets and second chances set in a charming coastal town.
- “The Weekenders” by Mary Kay Andrews – A story of love, betrayal, and redemption that unfolds during a summer vacation on a picturesque island.
- “The High Tide Club” by Mary Kay Andrews – A mystery filled with Southern charm, as a group of women uncovers dark secrets from the past.
See also: Dorothea Benton Books in Order.
Most Recommended Books
- Savannah Breeze (Weezie and Bebe Mysteries, #2) (4.06 Goodreads score)
- Savannah Blues (Weezie and Bebe Mysteries, #1) (3.99 Goodreads score)
- Blue Christmas (Weezie and Bebe Mysteries, #3) (3.81 Goodreads score)
- Christmas Bliss (Weezie and Bebe Mysteries, #4) (3.81 Goodreads score)
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Book Summaries
Savannah Blues
Savannah Blues is a book set in Savannah's historic district. The story follows Eloise "Weezie" Foley, who buys a charming townhouse after divorcing her ex-husband. However, she is forced to live in the backyard carriage house and starts a feud with her ex's new fiancé. Weezie spends her time searching for antiques and dealing with her eccentric family and attractive ex-boyfriend. Things take a thrilling turn when she stumbles upon a murder and gets caught up in a web of deceit. Alongside this, Weezie's romance with a talented chef blossoms, showing her the joys of love the second time around.
Savannah Breeze
In "Savannah Breeze" readers are taken on a lively adventure filled with Southern charm, revenge, and a touch of larceny. Bebe Loudermilk, a classy Southern belle, finds herself in a dire situation after a disastrous relationship with a con man leaves her with almost nothing. Determined to turn her luck around, Bebe moves into a run-down motel on Tybee Island and with the help of the cantankerous caretaker, Harry, and her friend Weezie, she transforms the place into a charming destination for guests. However, when Bebe spots her ex in Fort Lauderdale, she gathers her friends for a risky plan to get back what she lost. With a bit of luck, Bebe might reclaim her fortune, Harry might regain his boat, and Reddy might finally face the consequences of his actions.
Blue Christmas
In "Blue Christmas" Weezie Foley, an antiques dealer, is determined to win the Savannah historical district decorating contest. She plans to decorate her shop in a Graceland Blue Christmas theme, complete with tinsel, an aluminum tree, and retro decorations. However, she starts noticing items missing from her display, and suspects a mysterious midnight visitor. Despite these setbacks, Weezie remains hopeful for the holiday season, even hoping for an engagement ring from her boyfriend. With the help of her quirky family, a special Christmas-tree pin, and even Elvis Presley, the magic of Christmas in Savannah comes alive.
Christmas Bliss
Christmas Bliss is a holiday novella set in Savannah. Weezie Foley, an antique dealer, is busy preparing for her wedding and supporting her best friend, BeBe Loudermilk, who is about to become a mother. However, BeBe is keeping a secret that could cause a major disruption. Can these two friends navigate through the challenges and find Christmas bliss in time for the holidays?
