Bill Travis Books in Order

A death row inmate tells Bill Travis a secret that could destroy the governor of Texas. Once the governor's men start closing in, Bill has to decide whether telling the truth is worth the price.

Bill Travis returns to the town where he grew up after his best friend is murdered. Old ghosts, a seventeenth-century French ship, and dark secrets under East Texas soil make this one painfully personal.

When the curator of the Texas Rangers Museum is killed, suspicion falls on a veteran Ranger with a long past. Bill Travis follows the trail through arson, paranoia, and sinister links stretching across the border.

Bill Travis is nearing forty and expecting another ordinary workday when client Julie Simmons brings him a mess involving stolen millions. The chase across Texas soon uncovers a much older mystery lurking underneath.

A halted highway project, sniper fire, and an old safe in a barn pull Bill Travis into a century-old conspiracy. To survive, he has to uncover why the past still matters so much to the present.

Bill Travis takes on a job for Holt Gatlin and uncovers a deadly secret tied to a missing military plane. The deeper he digs, the more he has to wonder whether his client is a savior, a fraud, or something worse.

A millionaire war hero is murdered in a small Texas town where everyone seems to know everyone else's business. Bill Travis has to sort through local loyalties and buried secrets before the killer strikes again.

An old man staggers into a honky-tonk, mutters about the falling, and dies at Bill Travis's feet. The trail leads into nuclear secrecy, West Texas desolation, and a race to save a man in terrible danger.

A dead prize billygoat sounds almost laughable, until Bill Travis realizes someone will kill to keep the truth hidden. Toxic waste, local rage, and attacks on Bill and Jessica turn the case deadly fast.

Houston's blues scene turns deadly when an aging musician is pushed toward murder. Bill Travis moves through taverns, piers, and backstreets to untangle a war of rival clubs, hidden motives, and sudden violence.

When Jennifer Travis's piano teacher vanishes before her recital, Bill throws himself into the search. The trail winds through family secrets, missing identities, and plenty of chaos, with Hank and a pet ferret along for the ride.

Bill Travis heads to the Texas Gulf Coast after eerie shrieks and a dried-out corpse shake a historic town. With his wife, dog, and a very odd guide, he digs into a case that feels half legend, half murder.

A dying former governor sends Bill Travis to Mexico to find missing Ranger Walt Cannon and stop a ruthless killer known as Sunlight. Jungle, ruins, soldiers, and a cult-like movement make this one especially dangerous.

Bill Travis must escort a former governor's body to its burial in West Texas, aboard an old steam train. The journey becomes a race against armed enemies who will do anything to stop the Lone Star Express.

A favor for his partner sends Bill Travis to an East Texas town where a woman is jailed for trying to kill a senator. Badges, conspiracy, and a trio of powerful women turn the case into a hard fight for the truth.

Bill Travis plans a wine-country getaway with Julie, then starts poking at an unsolved murder near a winery. The bus tour soon turns violent, with gangs, shootouts, and far more trouble than a weekend trip should hold.

A trip to Amarillo for a dance benefit turns into a missing-child case when Bill Travis follows an Amber Alert into the Panhandle. The search leads into Palo Duro Canyon, old legends, and plenty of danger.

After the biker gang violence of the previous case, Bill Travis becomes the target again when a sniper nearly kills his daughter. To protect his family, he heads toward San Antonio and hunts the mind behind the plot.

Bill Travis is asked to help an elderly blues musician and former Negro League ballplayer accused of murder. What starts as one case quickly widens into a brutal, street-level search through old crimes and buried history.