Chris Niles (Shark Key) Books in Order
Chris Niles (Shark Key) is a series of 5 books written by Chris Niles.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Chris Niles (Shark Key) books in publication order
5 books
Daybreak
by Chris Niles
2018
Former CIA operative Anna Mitchell races to stop a Russian-backed terrorist planning attacks on American soil. Discovering a connection between him and her own past forces her to choose between uncovering her identity and protecting innocent lives.
Lost Key
by Chris Niles
2019
A ruthless developer threatens the Florida Keys marina where widowed former journalist Kate Kingsbury has rebuilt her life. To save her neighbors' homes, she must pursue a legendary lost treasure before their only refuge disappears.
Lost Relics
by Chris Niles
2019
Helping a friend after a hurricane draws Kate Kingsbury and her retired police dog into a hunt for five Caribbean idols. A murderous rival is collecting them too, putting more young lives at risk with every discovery.
Lost Fleet
by Chris Niles
2020
After her journalism mentor dies in a plane crash, Kate Kingsbury follows his investigation into an ancient Chinese fleet in the Caribbean. A powerful oil magnate shares her interest, and his charming nephew may be an ally or spy.
Lost Gems
by Chris Niles
2020
When a young mother vanishes from Shark Key, Kate Kingsbury discovers that a Colombian cartel is targeting her son. Protecting the boy takes Kate into the Caribbean's criminal underworld as she untangles his mother's dangerous secrets.
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