Anne Baines Books in Order
Anne Baines is a series of 6 books written by Anne Baines.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Anne Baines books in publication order
6 books
Hunting Delilah
by Anne Baines
2011
A desperate burglary leads thief Delilah to a severed head and a serial killer. When he threatens her sick daughter and childhood sweetheart, she must use her criminal skills to turn the pursuit against him.
A Perfect Alibi
by Anne Baines
2018
Former detective Sam Arbichaut hopes for a fresh start as a private investigator in Portland. A routine assignment involving suspected infidelity becomes a murder case, forcing him to uncover the deception behind an increasingly dangerous job.
Butcher's Dozen
by Anne Baines
2018
Private investigator Sam Arbichaut investigates a teenager’s claim that she escaped a kidnapping. As relatives, police and a powerful church dispute her account, he must determine whether twelve other girls remain in a killer’s reach.
Undertow
by Anne Baines
2018
A mutilated Navy officer’s body draws NCIS agent Maia Lamb into a serial murder investigation on Kauai. A local surf instructor offers useful connections, but growing attraction and mounting deaths make deciding whom to trust increasingly difficult.
Cold Sweat
by Anne Baines
2019
A woman asks Sam Arbichaut to investigate a stalker and a humiliating video she insists is fake. Following the lies through her circle of friends and family puts his own hard-won new life in danger.
Chasing Delilah
by Anne Baines
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