Brian Panowich Books in Order
Explore Brian Panowich books in order, with publication dates and descriptions of his Southern crime novels about Bull Mountain, family loyalty, and violence.
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Brian Panowich books in publication order
5 books
Bull Mountain
by Brian Panowich
2015
Sheriff Clayton Burroughs tries to distance himself from his family's North Georgia criminal empire. A federal agent's plan to dismantle their operation places Clayton between duty and kinship, with hidden motives threatening the uneasy peace he maintains.
Like Lions
by Brian Panowich
2019
Recovering from violence and adjusting to fatherhood, sheriff Clayton Burroughs struggles with the legacy of his criminal family. When a rival organization moves into their territory, protecting his wife and child threatens to draw him back in.
The Broken King
by Brian Panowich
2019
Aging crime boss Gareth Burroughs controls McFalls County's illegal enterprises while two sons hope to inherit his authority and a third chooses law enforcement. This prequel story returns to the family's violent world before its later confrontations.
Hard Cash Valley
by Brian Panowich
2020
A Florida motel murder brings investigator Dane Kirby and FBI agent Roselita Velasquez toward North Georgia's criminal networks. Their inquiry becomes a search for the victim's younger brother, whose unusual numerical talents attract ruthless people seeking profit.
Nothing But the Bones
by Brian Panowich
2024
Crime boss Gareth Burroughs’s enforcer Nails kills a man while defending a woman, making them fugitives together. Heading toward a possible escape in Jacksonville, the pair face pursuers who threaten their chance at freedom and survival.
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