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Hallmark Mysteries now offers a prequel series for Aurora Teagarden fans. It follows her as a young student pursuing a Master’s in Library and Information Science with a focus on True Crime in her hometown.
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"I really try to picture the scene when I read True Crime. Trying to figure out what really happened is like therapy to me."
Lawrencetown, Washington State
Lawrenceton is a quaint town with a charming, classic vibe. Aurora spends her days working as a server at a local diner while also pursuing her Library Degree at Lawrenceton University, a beautifully aged college building. The town’s Victorian-style houses add to its quaint charm, and the green and lush town square serves as the heart of the community. Meanwhile, Arthur works at the classic police department located in the center of town.
The ‘Aurora Teagarden Mystery’ franchise kicked off with a total of 17 films, with Candace Cameron Bure taking the lead role.
The Prequel series follows the same characters as young adults and even brings back Marilu Henner as Aida, Aurora’s mother.
"You're really good at finding things, Roe. You always have been."
Aurora dresses in jeans, a belt, and a peacoat in cold Washington. She wears sundresses to teach, but adds a jean jacket for her job at a diner.
Aurora often wears denim jackets with sundresses for library school or diner work.
Throughout the chilly scenes, Aurora is seen sporting a variety of peacoats.
The Prequel series features an adorable retro-style diner with Aurora, who works there while pursuing her Master’s degree and reconnecting with an old friend named Arthur. There’s also a charming chef who catches her eye.
Texan Natalie Barnes invested her life savings in Gray Whale Inn, a charming bed and breakfast on Cranberry Island in Maine.
Heartwarming love story of discovering a home to genuinely call one's own.
I became a school librarian after finishing my Master’s in Library and Information Science. I love libraries and literature like Aurora Teagarden, and am fascinated by the Lawrencetown Library!
Loan your books with confidence using the Personal Library Kit, ensuring their safe return.
Susan Orlean redefines library history and the role of librarians in her non-fiction narrative.
Hand-printed cotton canvas pillows with library checkout card design.
Follow Aurora, a small-town librarian and true crime buff, as she partners with the Real Murders Society to solve mysteries in Aurora Teagarden Mystery Series by Charlaine Harris!
