A Pot Thief Murder Mystery Books in Order

Hubie plans to recover sacred pots stolen from the secluded San Roque Pueblo, except they are hidden high inside an upscale Albuquerque building. A murder arrest and a mysterious woman derail his scheme, forcing him to solve two problems at once.

Pottery dealer Hubie Schuze is offered a fortune to steal a rare museum piece, then decides the security is too tight. When the pot vanishes anyway, he becomes a suspect and must find the real thief before the case turns lethal.

Hubie accepts a secret appraisal job for a reclusive pottery collector, only to find replicas among the valuable pieces and lose his payment. When the collector turns up dead, Hubie is drawn into the victim's dangerous private world.

A Santa Fe restaurateur hires Hubie to make one hundred dinner plates for a new Austrian restaurant. When the kitchen staff begins dying, he must untangle the rivalries behind the scenes before the job, and his escape, turn deadly.

While searching a cliffside cave for ancient pottery, Hubie discovers a corpse where it should not be and is left stranded after his truck disappears. With Susannah's help, he follows the clues into a mystery tied to Billy the Kid.

Hubie agrees to recover a legendary handcrafted pot connected to D. H. Lawrence's years in Taos. A blizzard traps him at the Lawrence ranch with several strangers, and it soon becomes clear that one of them is a killer.

Hubie tries to reach rare Tompiro pottery hidden inside the heavily guarded Trinity Site, while Susannah uncovers a possible lost Georgia O'Keeffe painting. When an associate is murdered, forged pots and private secrets turn the search into a dangerous case.

Back at the University of New Mexico as a pottery teacher, Hubie struggles with modern campus life. When a young life model is murdered and he becomes a suspect, he must sort through feuding faculty, students, and a killer's plan.

Hubie Schuze finds a man dead outside his Albuquerque pottery shop, apparently stabbed by an unseen attacker. A note linking the victim to Hubie, and a new job running a university art department, pull him into a baffling investigation.

Hubie's nephew brings him a curious 3D-printed pot, and a newspaper photo soon attracts dangerous attention. After a murder, the Albuquerque pottery dealer must discover the object's true history before the people seeking it strike again.