"Christmas in Savannah offers a wealth of holiday traditions, including an annual tour of historic homes. As they make their rounds through the homes on the circuit, Julia and Meredith meet Cora Chisholm, a wealthy Savannah matron who is in need of their services. Hidden in the pages of Cora’s late mother’s Bible is an old newspaper photograph of five children from a rural neighboring county who were sold during the Great Depression....

Between 1887 and 1931, while living with her brother at a ighthouse on Elba Island, Florence Martus waved at every ship coming in and out of the port of Savannah. When author Regina Terrance releases a book claiming Florence was signaling enemy ships, Florence's great-great niece Mary hires Magnolia Investigations to clear her relative's name. Before Meredith and Julia can begin their investigation, the author goes missing and Mary is the chief suspect....

When Savannah sisters Irene Crews and Bernadette Florek suspect that their hot-tempered father played a role in a fellow army veteran's death, they hire Magnolia Investigations to find out the truth. With the help of their dear friend Maggie Lu, Meredith and Julia find themselves following a long, cold trail that leads them back to World War II and the faraway island of Okinawa.