Bobby Cole Books in Order
Explore Bobby Cole's books in order, with summaries of the Jake Crosby thrillers and his other suspense novels to help you choose where to start reading.
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Bobby Cole books in publication order
5 books
The Dummy Line
by Bobby Cole
2008
Jake Crosby takes his young daughter Katy on a turkey hunt in Alabama, expecting a quiet weekend outdoors. When drug dealers attack their remote camp, father and daughter flee into the swamp, relying on Jake's skills to evade pursuit.
Moon Underfoot
by Bobby Cole
2013
After surviving an attack at a hunting camp, Jake Crosby fears his family remains in danger. Drug runner Ethan Daniels has promised revenge for the men Jake killed, forcing him to prepare for another confrontation deep in the river swamp.
The Rented Mule
by Bobby Cole
2014
Businessman Cooper Dixon's marriage and company are already under strain when criminals kidnap his wife, Kelly, and frame him. Facing police suspicion and national scrutiny, he races to find her before her captors deliver her to their mysterious employer.
Old Money
by Bobby Cole
2016
New Mississippi game warden Jake Crosby investigates robberies targeting wealthy hunters and rumours of a hidden fortune. A dead conman's children, former cellmate, and a federal judge all show interest in the money, complicating Jake's search for the truth.
Silent Approach
by Bobby Cole
2017
After losing his wife and unborn child, accountant John Allen Harper takes work recovering stolen artifacts for the Mississippi Choctaw Nation. Following the antiquities trade leads him toward a crooked publisher and unanswered questions about an old murder and disappearance.
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