Savannah's oldest citizen, 104-year-old Harlowe Green, asks Meredith and Julia to help him solve the mystery of his little brother's disappearance decades before; a brother that only he remembers.

"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....

During the Civil War, hundreds of enslaved people drowned in Ebenezer Creek after being abandoned by the Union Army. The houses near the creek are empty and rundown thanks to rumors that the area is haunted. The ladies of Magnola Investigations were hired to prove one of the houses is ghost-free. Meredith and Julia don't believe in ghosts, but they are puzzled when it looks like the family living in the house disappeared overnight, leaving all their...

"The last will and testament of Wilhelmina Styles Worthington states that her fortune shall go to her great-granchildren when her last grandchild has passed. With the death of Tommy Two, Willa's grandson, the will has finally been activated, and Magnolia Investigations is hired to confirm who's in...and who's out. Meredith and Julia find themselves at the mercy of not only a complicated will, but a complex family tree. In a tangled web of lies, secrets,...

Julia and Meredith don't normally take missing dog cases, but change their minds when they see the exorbitant fee offered by the owners. As the investigation unfolds, the case seems less like a dog that slipped away and more like a swipe at the owner's billion-dollar tech business.

Magnolia Investigations is called up to help sculptor Iris Floros find her granddaughter Helen, who might be the elusive artist that has hit Savanah's art scene. Meanwhile, Julia is surprised when her flighty sister Cassie returns home to help their injured mother.

When Julia and Meredith's friend Tasha is accued of steaing a set of handbells from the Savannah Historical Museum, Julia and Meredith investigate. Meanwhile, Julia has taken on too many Christmas projects and is feeling stretched thin.

An old acquaintance of Meredith's hires Magnolia Investigations to look into financial discrepancies at her company. Meredith and Julia call on Julia's forensic accountant nephew Wyatt and together they learn someone has been stealing money from the company. Meanwhile, the friends learn the proper and straight laced Laodicea Oglethorpe was a codebreaker during World War II when she asks them to investigate a threat that could have led to the deaths...

A young woman stopped Meredith and Julia in the street, gave them a wad of cash, claimed someone was following her, and ran off before they could ask her any questions. They soon learn that the girl was Sapphire Riverton, niece of mental health clinic owner Theodore Riverton. The more Meredith and Julia learn about Sapphire, the harder it is to seperate fact from fiction. Sapphire is plagued with nightmares of her mother's death. Could there have...

Savannah's best restaurants are throwing a True Grits competition, with each restaurant presenting their most popular grits recipe. But someone has replaced the paprika with ground ghost peppers in all the entries except the entery from Charlene Jackson's diner. Now, Julia and Meredith must prove Charlene's innocence and find the real saboteur.