Ash McKenna Books in Order
Part ofRob Hart Books in OrderBrowse the Ash McKenna books by Rob Hart in order, with short summaries and a reading guide to help you choose where to begin.
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Ash McKenna books in publication order
5 books
City of Rose
by Rob Hart
2015
Trying to leave violence behind, Ash McKenna works at a Portland strip club until a dancer's daughter disappears. A threatening stranger draws him into the search, where drug trafficking and political connections complicate a seemingly straightforward rescue.
New Yorked
by Rob Hart
2015
Ash McKenna receives a desperate voicemail from Chell only after the woman he loves has been found dead. His search for her killer takes him through New York's changing neighborhoods while forcing him to confront his own violence.
South Village
by Rob Hart
2016
Hiding at a Georgia commune while waiting to leave the country, Ash McKenna suspects a resident's fatal fall was murder. Investigating the supposedly peaceful community uncovers a dangerous faction and forces him to choose between flight and intervention.
The Woman from Prague
by Rob Hart
2017
In Prague, Ash McKenna is coerced into intercepting a package when a supposed government operative threatens his mother. The assignment proves far more dangerous than promised, trapping Ash in an espionage game involving a mysterious bank employee.
Potter's Field
by Rob Hart
2018
Back in New York and determined to become a licensed investigator, Ash McKenna accepts a missing person's case from his former employer. Searching Staten Island's heroin trade brings him into conflict with dangerous rivals and his own past.
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