Alastair Ransom Books in Order
Alastair Ransom is a series of 5 books written by Robert W Walker.
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Alastair Ransom books in publication order
5 books
City for Ransom
by Robert W Walker
2005
As Chicago hosts the 1893 World's Fair, inspector Alastair Ransom investigates murders attributed to the Phantom of the Fair. Working with Dr. James Phineas Tewes, he searches beneath the exposition's spectacle for the killer threatening its visitors.
City of the Absent
by Robert W Walker
2007
The assassination of Chicago's mayor overshadows a Pinkerton agent's murder as the 1893 exposition closes. Inspector Alastair Ransom investigates his friend's death, pursuing a killer of marginalized citizens while accusations against Ransom threaten to send him to the gallows.
Shadows in the White City
by Robert W Walker
2007
Inspector Alastair Ransom hunts the Phantom of the Fair through Chicago's 1893 exposition, driven by a near-fatal encounter and a need for revenge. His refusal to obey corrupt authorities threatens to blind him to further dangers beneath the White City's splendor.
Titanic 2012
by Robert W Walker
2010
Moving between April 1912 and April 2012, this horror novel imagines a hidden threat aboard the Titanic that prompts its captain to sink it deliberately. A century later, intruders exploring the wreck risk releasing its secret again.
City of Serpents
by Robert W Walker
2018
Inspector Alastair Ransom investigates the back-alley murder of his informant Henry Bosch. As clues reveal more about the Civil War veteran's hidden life, the case becomes a personal obsession, threatening Ransom and the circle of friends supporting his inquiry.
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