Enjoy the thrill of the hunt with Maggie and her new friends as they reveal shocking secrets and heart-warming truths that have long been hidden in these relics of the past.

While restoring an old trunk Maggie finds an old love letter tucked inside. The letter writer confesses to a bank robbery.

Maggie and members of the historical society set out to unravel mysteries that have been tucked away for centuries. This book involves a heavy jewel-encrusted key.

When a nervous young girl arrives at Carriage House Antiques looking to sell an extravagant gold-and-emerald ring, owner Maggie Watson is intrigued. Where would the teen have come across such a valuable relic? And why is she so desperate to sell it? Maggie soon learns that the fascinating ring bears the insignia of Soloman Zane, a bloodthirsty pirate who terrorized the coastal town of Somerset Harbor, Maine in the 18th century. Zane’s fate is a mystery, but one that seems irrevocably linked to the family history of one of the town’s wealthiest and most well-connected matrons, Willa Ravenhurst. As the story goes, Mrs. Ravenhurst’s ancestor was kidnapped by Zane’s band of cutthroats and held for ransom. The incident was resolved under strange circumstances, and Maggie is left to wonder why a priceless piece of Zane’s jewelry should show up at her shop now, over three hundred years later. Yet when Maggie begins to dig deeper, she starts to connect the dots between the Ravenhurst family lineage and the sudden reappearance of the ring. Willa Ravenhurst has been known to tell her family’s story of adventure on the high seas to anyone who would listen, but lately she seems reluctant to discuss the event. Have recently unearthed secrets made her change her tune? Maggie’s investigation is hampered when a local blogger bent on circulating salacious gossip about the town’s past closes in on her latest acquisition. With each new development, the mystery of the ring—and the fate of its murderous owner—continues to slip through Maggie’s fingers. She turns to the local historical society, her dear friend June McGillis and handsome town alderman James Bennett for help. The more she learns, the more convinced Maggie becomes that this series of unusual events is begging for answers.

Maggie is looking forward to the annual Somerset Harbor Arts and Music Festival that coming weekend. This year they have added a 10 Mile Antique Sale to the event. Each antique dealer registered for the sale along ten miles of the coast will sell items from their shop and will also have at least one item included in a Friday night auction to be held in Somerset Harbor with proceeds going to the Historical Society. Maggie has agreed to chair this event, and when she prepares the brochures for the auction, she sees an 1840’s carpetbag much like her aunt’s satchel that she played with as a child. Maggie has such fond memories of the bag that she bids on it at the auction. Trouble is, another man furiously bids against her for the bag. She wins the auction, but not thirty minutes later, the male bidder is murdered in the parking lot. Maggie has to wonder if his death is a result of the carpetbag and that leads her to locate a secret in the bag, taking her back in history where she discovers century’s old crimes that put her very

Members of a treasure hunting show come to town. Maggie is soon wrapped in a long ago tale of romance,tragedy and scandal.

Maggie and the members of the Somerset Harbor Historical Society are taking a trip to Weatherly Village a living history museum in Maine. When they get there they find Amanda is missing.

Maggie was asked to inventory a summer cottage on the island. There is word that a lost painting from the 1920s may of been found.