Charlie Doherty Books in Order

In Depression-era New York, crime boss Archie Doyle faces an unidentified enemy attacking his organization. He sends former boxer Terry Quinn to investigate, drawing Quinn into a struggle for control of an underworld already under financial and political pressure.

Charlie Doherty serves as a Marine at Belleau Wood in 1918, far from the corrupt New York streets he knows. Caught under German fire, he joins a makeshift force struggling to hold its position until reinforcements arrive.

These two pulp stories follow Charlie Doherty's survival as a Marine at Belleau Wood and boxer Terry Quinn's rise in 1920s New York. Quinn's chance at a heavyweight title collides with gangsters determined to control the fight business.

In 1932 New York, corrupt detective Charlie Doherty investigates a young woman's death in a flophouse. Connections to a powerful family and a kidnapping make the case politically dangerous, placing him between criminal interests and the city's influential officials.

Former policeman Charlie Doherty is hired by a wealthy widow to prove her husband's apparent suicide was murder. His investigation into the man's hidden life exposes a conspiracy that reaches beyond a private tragedy into much larger dangers.

In 1927 New York, Charlie Doherty is ordered to find a suspected cop killer. The pursuit leads toward the mysterious Wandering Man and a series of missing young men, drawing the corrupt detective into a case with deeper roots.