Dead Chef Books in Order
Dead Chef is a series of 5 books written by ML Buchman.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Dead Chef books in publication order
5 books
Swap Out!
by ML Buchman
2011
Television chefs become targets of a Special Forces hunt, and Jeff the Chef knows why. With his past catching up to him, survival requires help from a woman who rejected him and access to secret military machinery.
One Chef!
by ML Buchman
2014
Former Secret Service agent Kate Stark owns a television cooking network where a chef and judge are poisoned. Kidnapped aboard a ship bound for North Korea, she needs an unconventional team to survive and unravel the threat.
Two Chef!
by ML Buchman
2014
Two chefs die on television, one at a Scottish summit and another in New York, making Kate Stark the leading suspect. Her team must uncover a wider conspiracy while investigators and a hacker close in on her.
Gas Grilled Chef!
by ML Buchman
2015
A Southern grilling competition turns dangerous when chefs hoping for television contracts begin dying. Cooking network owner Kate Stark recruits her twin brother to help identify the killer before another ambitious contestant becomes a victim of the cook-off.
Iced Chef!
by ML Buchman
2015
Minnesota's ice-fishing chowder competition brings together two congressional leaders and a governor, all with presidential ambitions. Their determination to win both contests turns lethal, transforming a cooking event into a struggle where political rivalry threatens lives.
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