Bibliomysteries Books in Order
Explore the Bibliomysteries stories by Nelson DeMille in order, with details on his bookshop-centered short fiction, anthology notes, and guidance on where to start reading.
Last updated: January 12, 2026
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Publication Order
36 books
The Dark Door
by Various
2022
The Pretty Little Box
by Various
2018
The Last Honest Horse Thief
by Michael Koryta
2018
The Hemingway Valise
by Various
2018
The Caxton Private Lending Library & Book Depository
by John Connolly
2018
When solitary clerk Mr Berger witnesses what looks like Anna Karenina’s death replayed on a quiet English railway line, he follows the mystery to a hidden library where beloved literary characters live on. The discovery changes his life and blurs the line between reader and story.
Seven Years
by Various
2018
Hoodoo Harry
by Various
2017
The Travelling Companion
by Various
2016
The Haze
by Various
2016
Reconciliation Day
by Christopher Fowler
2016
Dracula expert Carter has spent his life collecting editions of Stoker’s novel, but one legendary blue‑bound version with a different ending still eludes him. Chasing rumours to Transylvania and forced to work with his rival Mikaela, he enters a dangerous game where literary obsession shades into something far more lethal.
Dead Dames Don't Sing
by Various
2016
Citadel
by Stephen Hunter
2016
In this Bibliomystery featuring Basil St. Florian, the dashing spy slips across the Channel to find and photograph a mysterious manuscript whose text hides a cipher that could save millions of lives, while German intelligence dogs his every move through occupied France.
The Little Men
by Various
2015
The Book of the Lion
by Various
2015
Mystery, Inc.
by Various
2015
From the Queen
by Carolyn Hart
2015
Every Seven Years
by Denise Mina
2015
After years away, Elsa returns to the isolated Scottish island where school bullies made her life hell. When her old tormentor presses a mysterious book back into her hands, buried cruelties resurface and the line between memory, magic and revenge begins to blur.
Condor in the Stacks
by James Grady
2015
What's in a Name?
by Various
2014
The Sequel
by Various
2014
The Scroll
by Various
2014
The Nature of My Inheritance
by Various
2014
The Gospel of Sheba
by Various
2014
The Compendium of Srem
by Various
2014
Remaindered
by Various
2014
It's in the Book
by Mickey Spillane
2014
In this short Mike Hammer caper, a notorious mob boss dies, leaving behind rumors of a ledger listing every payoff he ever made. Hired to find the book before it ruins politicians and gangsters alike, Hammer rips through the don’s family and enemies, knowing everyone has a price in mind.
The Long Sonata of the Dead
by Various
2013
The Final Testament
by Various
2013
The Book of Ghosts
by Various
2013
Rides a Stranger
by Various
2013
The Book Thing
by Laura Lippman
2012
When expensive children's picture books keep disappearing from a cozy Baltimore shop each Saturday, Tess Monaghan offers her services for free. Tracking the book thief leads her into the odd world of collectors, free book exchanges, and a scheme that says a lot about who thinks they own stories.
The Book of Virtue
by Various
2012
The Book Case
by Nelson DeMille
2012
In his early NYPD days, John Corey investigates when a New York bookseller is killed by a falling bookcase. The cluttered shop and its tight circle of employees, authors, and family members hide motives that turn an apparent mishap into a clever murder.
Pronghorns of the Third Reich
by Various
2012
Death Leaves a Bookmark
by Various
2012
An Acceptable Sacrifice
by Jeffery Deaver
2012
Two federal agents—one American, one Mexican—target a cartel boss nicknamed Cuchillo, the Knife. To stop an attack on a tourist bus, they exploit his one weakness, rare books, and set a trap that forces them to balance lives at risk against the cost of their own deception.
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