Chris Laing Books in Order
Explore Chris Laing's books in publication order, with summaries of his Max Dexter historical mysteries, from A Private Man through A Devious Dame.
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Chris Laing books in publication order
5 books
West End Kid
by Chris Laing
2004
Nine stories follow children growing up in Hamilton, Ontario, during the Second World War. Suspected spies, summer camp mysteries and everyday childhood adventures bring together the excitement and uncertainty of coming of age in wartime.
A Private Man
by Chris Laing
2012
Returning to Hamilton after the Second World War, injured veteran Max Dexter opens a detective agency. A wealthy client's missing-person case draws Max and assistant Isabel O'Brien into art theft, arson, money laundering, and murder.
A Deadly Venture
by Chris Laing
2014
When Max Dexter's artist friend Roger Bruce is arrested for killing a client, Max and Isabel O'Brien investigate in postwar Hamilton. Their search for the real murderer provokes local mobsters determined to discourage them.
A Family Matter
by Chris Laing
2017
Max Dexter's mother returns to Hamilton after abandoning him decades earlier. As he and Isabel O'Brien face a crime boss's revenge, her possible involvement in an escalating mob conflict makes their approaching Christmas in 1947 increasingly dangerous.
A Devious Dame
by Chris Laing
2019
In 1948 Hamilton, Max Dexter and Isabel O'Brien search for Ida Lucas, a hotel hostess who has abandoned her young son. A simultaneous divorce investigation draws them into a businessman's secret life and the orbit of a new mob boss.
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