Alicia Myles Books in Order
Alicia Myles is a series of 5 books written by David Leadbeater.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Alicia Myles books in publication order
5 books
Aztec Gold
by David Leadbeater
2014
Alicia Myles leads a new team in pursuit of Aztec treasure hidden from Spanish conquerors centuries earlier. A map and clues to the Wheel of Gold send them through Mexico and the American Southwest against dangerous rival seekers.
Crusader's Gold
by David Leadbeater
2015
Alicia Myles and the Gold Team follow clues to treasures contested through centuries of imperial history. Their pursuit through Istanbul, Venice, Paris, and London pits them against a ruthless relic smuggler and a terrorist from their leader's past.
Caribbean Gold
by David Leadbeater
2016
Alicia Myles and the Gold Team follow centuries-old clues to pirate Henry Morgan's lost treasure. Their search across the Caribbean pits them against modern cutthroats and mercenaries led by a former SAS soldier determined to claim the hoard.
Chasing Gold
by David Leadbeater
2018
Terrorists steal the Star-Spangled Banner and abduct Alicia Myles's boss, Michael Crouch. Following clues he leaves behind, the Gold Team pursues both across America before a threatened televised execution can turn the theft into a national crisis.
Galleon's Gold
by David Leadbeater
2019
Treasure recovered from a Spanish galleon near Acapulco is stolen, bringing Alicia Myles into the investigation. Ancient diaries lead her team toward a larger hoard while thieves and a dangerous criminal kingpin compete to reach it.
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